Parliament urged not to boycott contact plan
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Plenipotentiary Minister in The Hague Paul Comenencia has urged the Antillean Parliament not to boycott the Kingdom contact plan meetings to be held in Aruba from January 9. PAR faction leader Pedro Atacho ...
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Urgent action to tackle a rise in anti-Semitism in the UK is being called for by a cross-party group of MPs.
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Iraq's acting parliamentary speaker urged political blocs on Thursday to end their boycott of the legislature to help push through vital laws that would help ease sectarian tension between Shi'ite and Sunni Arabs.
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As many as 100 British members of Parliament, most of them from the governing Labour Party, are to demand that parliament is re-called immediately amid concern over the government's strategy to end the conflict in the Middle East, The Guardian reported.
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Bulgarian parliament speaker Ognian Guerdjikov called on European Union legislatures to help save five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death in Libya in a scandal over AIDS-tainted blood.
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Peter Mandelson warns MPs not to get drawn into an Eurosceptic agenda by supporting an EU Treaty referendum.
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MPs urged to respect government's pay restraint policy by voting down recommendation for 2.56% rise in salaries in favour of staged award
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MPs urge a rethink of the government's refusal to split the assessment of special needs from its funding.
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David Blunkett is being urged to bring forward plans to allow phone-tapping evidence in UK courts so trials of foreign terror suspects can go ahead.
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BMA Cymru Wales is calling on doctors across Wales to write to their members of parliament to support a ban on smoking in public places.
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Putting time limits on frontbenchers' speeches is among plans to boost backbench MPs.
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Academics are being urged to reject calls from colleagues for a boycott of Israeli universities.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa (è£å»ºè¯) yesterday warned lawmakers against backing a legislative motion calling for a referendum on direct elections, saying it would damage the territory&#39;s &quot;harmonious atmosphere.
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PM set to tell MPs that block on phone-tap evidence being used in court should be lifted
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Lambasts DCA's 'unnecessary' focus on reducing costs Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee has categorically rejected the government's case for new arrangements in handling Freedom of Information requestsâ¦
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MPs and peers say Parliament is being denied a proper chance to debate new anti-terror laws.
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The home secretary has warned Muslims to beware of their children being &quot;brainwashed&quot; by Islamist extremists, but his call was disrupted by protests against recent crackdowns on Muslims.