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Top judge quits in legal dispute over elections
A vice president at Greece's Supreme Court resigned Monday in a legal dispute over an attempt by the government to ban a far-right political party from participating in a general election next month.
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Bracing for 101-day electoral marathon
The assurance by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis that the elections will be held in May, with the 21st and 28th being considered as the most likely days, has put the country's political system in overdrive until July 2, when the second round is expected. During this time there will be three or probably four periods with extremely dense developments.
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Montenegro Ruling Blocs Appeal to Court Against President’s Election Call
Montenegrin parliament session in Podgorica. Photo: Parliament of Montenegro
In their appeal to the Constitutional Court, the ruling majority of 41 MPs in the 81-seat parliament claimed that Djukanovic had violated the constitution.
Govt climbs down over judiciary bonus
The government has withdrawn a bill aimed at enacting Prime Minister Robert Golob's much criticised promise for judges and prosecutors to receive a monthly bonus of €600 gross.
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General chaos and fighting in the Parliament VIDEO
Almost from the very beginning, the session was tense, because the representatives of the opposition constantly threw insults at Vui during his introductory speech, for which the Speaker of the Parliament, Vladimir Orli, warned them several times. Also, the representatives of the opposition brought several banners into the hall.
On one of them was written "No capitulation".
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Serbian gov't tables report on Kosovo-Metohija talks to MPs
BELGRADE - The Serbian government has tabled to MPs a Report on the Talks Process with Institutions of the Interim Self-Government Authorities in Pristina from September 1, 2022 to January 15, 2023, the Serbian parliament said on its official website.
As announced earlier, MPs will debate the report from February 2.
The minimum consensus
The Hellenic Parliament's democratic parties must agree on the handling of those convicted of running a criminal organization.
Although the relevant debate has opened very close to the general elections, there is no room for calculations and political expediencies.
Together, they must all find a way to protect the institution of Parliament and public life.
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Sloppy measures or true reform?
The Greek government has announced that it will submit to Parliament a series of bills ahead of the general elections, whenever they are held.
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Proposal to allow mayors to serve as MPs rejected
Ljubljana – The National Assembly has voted down a proposal by the National Council, the upper chamber of parliament, to reverse the ban on mayors serving as MPs.
In proposing the overturn in November last year, councillors argued the ban had no basis in the constitution or the law.
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North Macedonia Speaker Angers Opposition by Rejecting Referendum Motion
Parliament speaker Talat Xhaferi has dismissed an opposition motion for a referendum on the 2017 friendship treaty with Bulgaria, which the opposition deems the source of Bulgaria's aggressive demands.