KDNP MP: Term limit amendment aims to remove former Fidesz-KDNP MPs

Turkish opposition CHP removes officials in 26 provinces

Türkiye's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) has removed provincial officials in 26 provinces as part of an internal restructuring process, while reaffirming...

PKR temu duga calon PRN Negeri Sembilan

SEREMBAN: PKR telah melakukan proses menemu duga seramai 53 orang calon bagi mewakili parti itu dan Pakatan Harapan (PH) dalam Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Negeri Sembilan, 1 Ogos ini. Langkah itu supaya PH dapat menampilkan calon berkaliber, berwibawa dan mampu memberi khidmat lebih baik untuk rakyat. Menurut sumber parti itu, seramai 53 calon telah selesai ... Read more The post PKR temu duga calon PRN Negeri Sembilan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

YOURSAY | AG-PP separation bill reform in name only

'Do not sell a half-reform as historic.'

Likud officials fear Netanyahu push for power over party's slate

According to senior party officials, Likud primaries could be scrapped and the current Knesset slate retained if both proposed frameworks for selecting candidates face opposition. In that scenario, they said, the prime minister could place candidates in reserved slots

YOUGOV: Reform and Tories Rise by a Point

The latest YouGov poll has Reform leading on 25, up one point from the last. Also the highest figure recorded for the Tories since last April Reform UK: 25 (+1 from 28-29 June) Conservatives: 21 (+1) Labour: 20 (=) Greens: 13 (=) Lib Dems: 12 (-1) Restore Britain: 3 (=) SNP: 3 (=) PC: 2

General : Johor Polls: Former PKR Members Contesting On Bersama Ticket Will Not Affect PH's Strength - Dr Zaliha

JOHOR BAHRU, June 27 (Bernama) -- The presence of several former PKR members contesting under the Parti Bersama Malaysia (Bersama) ticket in the Johor state election (PRN) will not affect grassroots support for Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidates, says Johor PKR chairman Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa.

Dr Zaliha says former PKR members’ election bid under Bersama will not affect Pakatan campaign

JOHOR BAHRU, June 27 — The presence of several former PKR members contesting under the Parti Bersama Ma...

Israel's election race shifts: Veteran lawmaker leaves Likud over Haredi draft; Bennett-Lapid alliance takes shape

Israel's election race shifts: Veteran lawmaker leaves Likud over Haredi draft; Bennett-Lapid alliance takes shape

‘I’ll not withdraw from Taraba North Senate race’ – Bandawaire

The All Progressives Congress (APC) senatorial candidate for Taraba North, Kabiru Bello Bandawaire, has dismissed reports claiming he has been replaced as the party’s candidate, insisting that he remains the duly nominated flag bearer and will not withdraw from the race. Speaking on Saturday in Jalingo, Taraba State, Bandawaire said he had no intention of stepping aside [] ‘I’ll not withdraw from Taraba North Senate race’ – Bandawaire

Future Assemblée nationale : quel profil de président souhaite voir Dr Faya Millimouno ? (Interview exclusive)

Élu député à l’issue des élections législatives dont les résultats définitifs ont été proclamés par la Cour suprême le 19 juin dernier, le président d’honneur du Bloc Libéral (BL), Dr Faya Lansana Millimouno, sera l’unique représentant de son parti à la prochaine Assemblée nationale. Dans cette interview accordée à Guinéenews, il revient sur le rejet []

Bataille pour la mairie de Karifamoriah (Kankan) : les conseillers de la GMD s’affrontent en justice

Le bras de fer entre les conseillers communaux de la GMD, la mouvance présidentielle, dans la sous-préfecture de Karifamoriah, à Kankan, est désormais porté devant la justice. Après une élection contestée ayant abouti à la victoire de Bintou Mady Kaba avec 15 voix, contre 13 pour Aissatou Kaba, ancienne présidente de la délégation spéciale, les [] The post Bataille pour la mairie de Karifamoriah (Kankan) : les conseillers de la GMD s’affrontent en justice first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Rob Cerjanec ending campaign to become Ontario Liberal leader

TORONTO — The race to become the next leader of the Ontario Liberal Party is narrowing, as one contestant has decided to bow out. Rob Cerjanec, who represents Ajax for the party in the legislature, says he has made the difficult decision to suspend his campaign after speaking with family, supporters and colleagues. His caucus [] The post Rob Cerjanec ending campaign to become Ontario Liberal leader appeared first on Loonie Politics.

NCP not with MLA on polygamy remarks

NCP not with MLA on polygamy remarks

Opinion: Tired of the Familiar Rhetoric, Familiar Empty Answers of the PFD Debate

By Shelley Hughes, former State Senator and 2026 Candidate for Governor I have heard the same promises about the Permanent Fund Dividend for years. Every election cycle brings bold declarations, sweeping guarantees, and applause lines about “full PFDs” or “a final payment.” We are hearing it again this cycle, more of the same rhetoric, but [] The post Opinion: Tired of the Familiar Rhetoric, Familiar Empty Answers of the PFD Debate appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

Your AI KYC tool won’t save you in an audit

Directive 11 is live. SARS is chasing R44 billion in unpaid taxes from companies still holding state contracts. A cabinet minister just lost her job over undisclosed benefits. The regulatory environment in South Africa has shifted – not gradually, but all at once. The question isn’t whether your organisation is compliant. The question is whether []

Top Tory slams Reform’s ‘unfunded commitments and gimmicks’ after Kemi Badenoch ruled out pact in wake of Makerfield by-election

Sir Mel Stride has hit out at Reform UK, accusing Nigel Farage’s party of “unfunded commitments and gimmicks”.The Shadow Chancellor was speaking to GB News after Tory leader Kemi Badenoch ruled out a pact with Reform in the wake of the Makerfield by-election. Andy Burnham stormed to victory in the Manchester seat, with the Conservatives finishing a distant fourth on two per cent. “The battle for the next Prime Minister won’t involve Kemi Badenoch at this stage. According to the polling, it's going to be a straight race between Andy Burnham and Nigel Farage,” Camilla Tominey said. “No, not at all. Nobody can foresee what's going to happen in three years' time in a general election,” Sir Mel insisted.“Kemi has a very clear direction for our party. It is a very sensible direction. “Unlike reform, we will go out there and spray around all sorts of unfunded commitments and gimmicks left, right and centre.“We have properly and carefully thought through policies that are all funded and will be good for the economy,” the Shadow Chancellor added. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Influential Dem Doubles Down on Party’s Hard-Left Turn After Socialist Primary Sweeps

Tuesday’s primary elections indicated that the divide within the Democratic Party, between the moderate and the more socialist factions, is only growing ever deeper. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) responded after three far left candidates — all backed by Democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani — swept their individual races, making it clear that ...

Things Have Gone From Bad to Worse for Dems in ME-02

Graham Platner-loving freak Matt Dunlap knocked off national Dems’ handpicked candidate in ME-02, and things have gone from bad to worse ever since. First, analysts and House Democrats themselves conceded that the seat was likely lost. Then yesterday, over four days after the primary was called, the DCCC issued a congratulatory statement and insisted Dunlap has proven he can win, since he’s “won statewide [] The post Things Have Gone From Bad to Worse for Dems in ME-02 appeared first on NRCC.

South Carolina nearly approved ivermectin to be sold over the counter. How it was stopped

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Even though almost every incumbent running in the primaries moved onto the general election, the sniping between the South Carolina House GOP caucus and the Freedom Caucus carried over into a new set of summer arguments. The ...

Keir Starmer resigns after being abandoned by voters

Former Political Strategist to Tony Blair John McTernan believes Labour’s shift towards Reform-style politics alienated voters and accelerated Starmer’s downfall. “There’s nothing in the fall in Keir's support that has anything to do with migration, except in one regard,” Mr McTernan told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “The policy adopted by his Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, and Keir Starmer was to become a Reform-adjacent, Farage-adjacent party, and there’s no room in the political marketplace for a slightly more right-wing Labour party. “The competition that Labour suffered from being on its left was from the Greens.”

NPP elects new constituency executives in Suame

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Suame Constituency has elected a new set of constituency executives to lead the party's affairs following the party's nationwide constituency executive elections. The polls formed part of the NPP's internal restructuring exercise held across the country over the weekend, with voting taking place at designated centres between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. While elections in some constituencies were affected by pending court cases and disputes over delegates' electoral albums, the process in Suame was completed successfully.