Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will not take his seat in parliament following a landslide election loss this month, and will instead focus on rebuilding his nationalist-populist political community, he announced on Saturday (April 25, 2026) in a video on social media.


Hungary Elections: Viktor Orban Declines Parliament Role After Loss

Nepal is facing fresh political turmoil after the President suspended the ongoing Parliament session, triggering a wave of uncertainty across the country.

The move has intensified tensions between the government and opposition, raising concerns over democratic processes and political stability in Kathmandu. Analysts warn that the decision could deepen the crisis and delay key legislative actions.


Nepal Reels In Chaos: Parliament Session Suspended Citing 'Special Reasons'

Nepal is facing fresh political turmoil after the President suspended the ongoing Parliament session, triggering a wave of uncertainty across the country.

The move has intensified tensions between the government and opposition, raising concerns over democratic processes and political stability in Kathmandu. Analysts warn that the decision could deepen the crisis and delay key legislative actions.

Nepal Political Crisis: Parliament Session Suspended

A heated debate has erupted in Parliament over the Women’s Reservation Bill, with Narendra Modi urging parties not to politicise the issue. Meanwhile, Priyanka Gandhi and other opposition leaders have raised concerns over linking the bill with delimitation, demanding clarity and fairness. The special session has turned into a battleground, with sharp exchanges over representation, federal balance, and the future of women’s political participation.


Women's Reservation Bill: Indian Parliament's Special Session | Amit Shah's Speech in Lok Sabha

The Russian Duma is considering a bill to broaden the legal grounds for using military force outside Russia, permitting troops to be deployed to "defend Russians" persecuted by foreign courts. This "protection" legislation expands the definition of "special military operations" and could act as a pretext for foreign interventions.


Russian Parliament Tables 'Special OPs' Bill To Rescue Russians From Foreign Arrests

As Hungary heads towards a pivotal election, voters who came of age under Prime Minister Viktor ​Orban have emerged as a key group driving support for the opposition, with some saying they will leave the country if the veteran leader is ‌re-elected.


Hungary's Parliament Election Campaign Enters Final Week

Israel’s parliament has approved the 2026 state budget, securing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and avoiding early elections. The defense-heavy 699 billion shekel budget comes amid the ongoing Iran war and rising military costs. With billions added to defense spending and concerns over inflation, this decision could shape Israel’s economy and politics in 2026. Watch for full analysis and key updates.

Israel's Parliament Passes Budget Increasing Spending On Defence

A heated session in the Indian Parliament saw MPs raise concerns over the LPG crisis, following rising fuel prices affecting millions. Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri addressed the matter, explaining government measures to stabilize supply and pricing. Lawmakers demanded clarity on subsidies, allocation, and the impact on households and businesses. The discussion highlighted public frustration over the surge in domestic LPG rates and the pressure on the government to ensure affordable energy access.

LPG Price Hike Sparks Parliament Uproar | Petroleum Minister Addresses

Malaysia is considering a proposal to introduce a two-term limit for the prime minister, with new legislation tabled in Parliament to reform the country’s political system. The move is aimed at strengthening democratic governance, enhancing accountability, and preventing prolonged concentration of power. The proposal has sparked debate among lawmakers and political analysts as Malaysia weighs potential constitutional and political implications.


New Legislation Introduced in Malaysian Parliament

A political controversy has erupted in India after opposition leaders raised questions over references to Hardeep Singh Puri in the recently released Epstein-related documents. Rival parties clashed as opposition figures demanded clarification, intensifying the political debate.

The development has sparked sharp reactions, with leaders trading accusations and defending positions amid growing scrutiny over the disclosures. The issue has quickly become a flashpoint in domestic political discourse.

Epstein Files Fallout Hits Indian Parliament; Opposition Demands Hardeep Singh Puri's Resignation

Staging a protest on Parliament premises, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, took a swipe at Union Minister of State Ravneet Bittu on Wednesday, calling him "My traitor friend".

Indian Parliament Erupts in Ruckus, Rahul Gandhi Throws Traitor Jibe at Ravneet Bittu 

Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to dissolve parliament, paving the way for snap elections expected in February. The move comes amid political maneuvering and growing debate over Japan’s economic direction, security policies, and leadership mandate.

Japan PM Sanae Takaichi to Dissolve Parliament, Snap Elections Set for February

Nearly 60 female lawmakers in Japan, including the prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, have submitted a petition calling for more toilets in the parliament building for women to match their improved representation.


Japan: Over 60 women lawmakers submit restroom petition

Delhi continues to choke with bad air
And so is our temple of democracy.
The parliament has adjourned sine die
Without any debate on the pollution.
Watch this story to find out more

Winter Session Ends: Air Pollution Discussion Dropped Amid Disruptions in Parliament

The central government is set to move three key bills, including one for a constitutional amendment, in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday to codify a legal framework for the removal of the prime minister, chief ministers, and ministers at the Centre or in states/UTs, if they are arrested on certain serious criminal charges.


India: Parliament Clears Three Key Bills As Opposition Objects

Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said there's no bigger anti-national act than "vote chori" which harms the fabric of the nation. During the debate in the Lower House on the Special Intensive Revision, Rahul Gandhi, reiterating his claim of "rigged" elections, asserted the Election Commission of India (ECI) is "colluding" with the BJP to conduct polls across the nation.


Parliament winter session: Rahul Gandhi accuses government, election commission 

The Winter Session of Parliament began on Monday, with the government outlining an extensive legislative agenda, including the tabling of 14 Bills. The Opposition has demanded debates on multiple issues, especially the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, suicides of several Booth Level Officers (BLO) and national security concerns following the recent Delhi blast.


Indian Parliament Winter Session: Government likely to introduce 14 bills during session 

India’s Winter Session of Parliament is expected to be unusually short, with the Opposition calling it the “shortest ever.” Despite the tight schedule, 14 major bills are on the cards, raising concerns over limited debate time and the potential for rushed legislation.

Parliament Winter Session: Likely To Be 'Shortest Ever' Says Opposition, 14 Bills On The Cards

Parliament has officially approved a mandatory Christmas (winter) bonus for employees and pensioners—one of the most talked-about measures of the year. Workers will receive €639 tax-free, while pensioners will get €150, with payouts required before 18–19 December.

The bill passed 48:1, but the debate is far from over. Employers warn of financial strain, liquidity issues, and a breakdown in social dialogue, while the government says the bonus is necessary relief in a tough winter. Sole traders also see major changes, with their flat-rate taxation ceiling doubled.


Parliament Passes Mandatory Christmas Bonus: Who Gets Paid and What Changes Now?

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has resigned from Parliament following allegations she was linked to recruitment efforts for the war in Ukraine. Her exit comes amid mounting political pressure and questions over her international activities. This video breaks down what led to the resignation, the controversy, and its impact on South African politics.

Zuma’s Daughter Quits South African Parliament 

The United Nations has reaffirmed its full support for Iraq’s upcoming parliamentary elections, scheduled for November 11, 2025.
During a meeting in Baghdad, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Iraq, Mohamed Al Hassan, met with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein to discuss final preparations for the national vote and strategies to ensure a transparent, credible, and fair electoral process.

UN Envoy Vows Support for Iraq’s Upcoming Parliamentary Election 

Shots were fired outside Serbia's parliament building in Belgrade on Wednesday (October 22) and one person was injured, local media reported. Eyewitness footage shared with Reuters showed armed security officers approaching a large tent outside parliament, the tent burning and officers detaining a person.


Serbia: Political tensions simmer as authorities launch investigation

Syria has announced the preliminary results of its indirect parliamentary elections amid ongoing political challenges.

Syria Elections: Preliminary Results Declared, Fairness Concerns On The Rise

Vote counting is underway following Syria's parliamentary elections, held amid ongoing political tensions and a struggling economy. The elections, closely watched by regional observers, are expected to solidify President Bashar al-Assad’s grip on power, with the ruling Ba'ath Party and allied candidates projected to retain dominance in the People's Assembly.

Counting of Votes Underway in Syria's Parliamentary Elections

A phone was planted in the House of Commons as part of an attempted prank which would have seen 'sex noises' broadcast during Prime Minister’s Questions, it has emerged. Parliamentary authorities have launched an inquiry into how a mobile was hidden near where Keir Starmer was due to stand in the front benches on Wednesday.


UK: Phone plays 'sex noises' during Starmer's questioning 

A major security lapse occurred at the Parliament complex early Friday morning, as a man breached the perimeter by scaling a wall using a tree. He reached near the Garud Gate of the new Parliament building before being apprehended by CISF personnel. The incident, which happened around 6:30 AM, has raised serious concerns about VIP security protocols in the high-security zone. The intruder is currently being questioned by Delhi Police and central agencies. Watch for more details on this developing story.

 Man enters parliament, jumps over wall | Security breached

In a statement by Rajnath Sing in parliament, stated that Operation Sindhur’s 22-minute strike with precision destroyed terror camps in Pakistan and POK. India’s Air defence and precise planning sent a strong message against terrorism and cross-border threats. Know more below.

In a statement by Rajnath Sing in parliament, stated that Operation Sindoor 22-minute strike with precision destroyed terror camps in Pakistan and POK. India’s Air defence and precise planning sent a strong message against terrorism and cross-border threats. Know more below.

Operation Mahadev: Five revelations made by Rajnath Singh on Operation Sindhoor in Parliament

Congress MP Manickam Tagore on Tuesday called the new attendance system in Parliament flawed and called for systematic reforms. He also questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers were exempted under the new system.&nbsp;In a post on X, the Congress Lok Sabha MP from Virudhunagar claimed that the new multimedia device for marking attendance failed during the voting of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill.&nbsp;The new attendance system is expected to be rolled out in the upcoming Monsoon Session. Manickam Tagore claimed the system failed during the Waqf vote. "Why repeat a flawed system?" the Congress MP claimed.&nbsp;"If attendance marking is about transparency and accountability, why are the Prime Minister and ministers exempted? Shouldn't the PM lead by example instead of being above the process?" he added.&nbsp;He claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends only 3-4 days out of 18-28 days in a session. He demanded that there should be mandatory attendance for all.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-s-st-thomas-school-st-stephen-s-college-mumbai-s-bse-get-bomb-threats-4-rdx-ied-bombs-1752554744812">Also read: Also read: Delhi's St Thomas School, St Stephen's College, Mumbai's BSE get bomb threats, email says…</a>&nbsp;"Digital tools are only as good as the intent behind them. If accountability is selective, the system defeats its purpose," Manickam Tagore added.&nbsp;Starting July 21, attendance in both houses of Parliament will be registered through a&nbsp;Multi-Media Device (MMD) system. The move was part of the government's efforts to&nbsp;modernise and digitise the functioning of the Parliament.&nbsp;The move will reduce one stage and save time for members daily.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/shubhanshu-shukla-axiom-4-return-how-does-space-impact-astronauts-health-1752550718263">Also read: Shubhanshu Shukla, Axiom-4 return: How does space impact astronauts' health?</a>&nbsp;The Lok Sabha&nbsp;Secretariat is now also publishing daily Parliamentary business and agenda papers in 12 languages using AI-based tools. These languages are:&nbsp;Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu.&nbsp;These documents can be accessed at the&nbsp;Digital Sansad portal.

Congress MP Manickam Tagore on Tuesday called the new attendance system in Parliament flawed and called for systematic reforms. He also questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers were exempted under the new system.. 

Congress MP Manickam Tagore on Tuesday called the new attendance system in Parliament flawed and called for systematic reforms. He also questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers were exempted under the new system. In a post on X, the Congress Lok Sabha MP from Virudhunagar claimed that the new multimedia device for marking attendance failed during the voting of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill. The new attendance system is expected to be rolled out in the upcoming Monsoon Session. Manickam Tagore claimed the system failed during the Waqf vote. "Why repeat a flawed system?" the Congress MP claimed. "If attendance marking is about transparency and accountability, why are the Prime Minister and ministers exempted? Shouldn't the PM lead by example instead of being above the process?" he added. He claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends only 3-4 days out of 18-28 days in a session. He demanded that there should be mandatory attendance for all. Also read: Also read: Delhi's St Thomas School, St Stephen's College, Mumbai's BSE get bomb threats, email says… "Digital tools are only as good as the intent behind them. If accountability is selective, the system defeats its purpose," Manickam Tagore added. Starting July 21, attendance in both houses of Parliament will be registered through a Multi-Media Device (MMD) system. The move was part of the government's efforts to modernise and digitise the functioning of the Parliament. The move will reduce one stage and save time for members daily. Also read: Shubhanshu Shukla, Axiom-4 return: How does space impact astronauts' health? The Lok Sabha Secretariat is now also publishing daily Parliamentary business and agenda papers in 12 languages using AI-based tools. These languages are: Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu. These documents can be accessed at the Digital Sansad portal.

New attendance system in Parliament: The Congress said the new system must be transparent.&nbsp;

'Why PM Modi exempted?' Congress riled with new parliamentary attendance system

UK lawmakers discuss India-Pakistan relations, with David Lammy urging diplomacy and others condemning Pakistan's terror networks.

UK Parliament discusses India-Pakistan conflict, British MP stands with India's Operation Sindoor

Hungary's parliament has passed a controversial amendment bill that puts restrictions on LGBTQ plus community this has drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups and members of the community. As parliament was voting on the amendment several protesters tried to broke the parliament building in defiance. The fresh changes in Hungary's constitution will give a legal backing to the law banning public display of homosexuality and pride parades. Watch in for more details!

Hungary: Parliament passes constitutional amendment banning public LGBTQ+ events

The UK Parliament has been urgently recalled as British Steel faces financial turmoil, reportedly losing £700,000 every single day. The government is now weighing emergency legislation, including possible state ownership and co-investment, to save the iconic industry. Trump's tariffs have also worsened export challenges, further pushing the plant toward a potential shutdown.

UK recalls Parliament as British Steel faces daily £700,000 loss, govt aims to take control

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