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Boris Johnson vows Britain will leave the EU by October 31st, blaming Parliament for delays.
Charles II's return in 1660 marks the Restoration of the English monarchy.
Conan negotiates with Greenland's parliament during Nuuk's morning rush hour.
Iran's Parliament reports 23 lawmakers infected as military mobilizes against coronavirus.
France faces ongoing protests against Macron's pension reforms amid public fury and strikes.
Francois Hollande's plans for same-sex marriage in France reach the final stage with a key vote.
Germany's cabinet approves a Bill to partially legalize cannabis use and establish cannabis clubs.
Germany's Parliament passes immigration reforms to attract skilled workers from abroad.
Germany plans to legalize cannabis possession and cultivation pending Parliament approval.
British MPs vote again on Brexit, with Theresa May facing ongoing challenges.
Hollie McNish calls for outdoor education to enhance children's learning and engagement.
Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit mirrors Joseph Goebbels' ideas on government and democracy.
Peter prepares for a No Deal Brexit as Parliament delays the deadline to October 31st.
Tom Wainwright discusses Parliament's rejection of Theresa May's Brexit plan and its implications.
Theresa May faces a crisis as Parliament rejects her Brexit deal amid political chaos.
Fifty people died in the Christchurch mosque shootings, prompting Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons.
Jacinda Ardern stepped down as New Zealand's Prime Minister almost nine months before her scheduled re-election, marking the end of her nearly six-year tenure.
Theresa May confronts internal strife in the Conservative Party amid Brexit challenges in Britain.
Jess Phillips reflects on her experiences in Parliament, highlighting the challenges of maintaining authenticity in a political landscape that often discourages individuality.
In Manipur, a mob retaliates against a suspect linked to the public humiliation of two Kuki women, igniting protests in Delhi and highlighting ethnic tensions.
India's elections feature over 814 million eligible voters and a likely BJP majority.
Speculation is rife that India may officially change its name to Bharat amid political motives.
Israel faces a political crisis as protests erupt against judicial reforms limiting the Supreme Court.
Giorgia Maloney addresses Parliament, affirming Italy's support for Ukraine amid energy crisis.
Silvio Berlusconi faces a decisive moment as he confronts legal troubles and political challenges.
The Bank of Japan cuts interest rates to negative, surprising markets and impacting the yen.
Kevin Rudd resumes his role as Australian prime minister, addressing urgent national challenges.
Kevin Rudd is sworn in as Australia's prime minister after winning a Labor ballot on Wednesday.
The King asks Parliament to add the Princess Royal and Earl of Wessex as councilors of state.
Many young Macedonians organize opposition after armed protesters storm parliament in Macedonia.
Mass protests in France challenge President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans.
A lottery system for selecting bills in New Zealand's Parliament involves drawing chips from a biscuit tin.
A rebel Coalition in Myanmar gains ground against the ruling military junta in Northern Myanmar.
In 1919, Nancy Astor became the first female Member of Parliament in the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone in women's political representation.
Chlöe Swarbrick is ejected from New Zealand Parliament for speaking on Gaza and Israel's actions.
Nigel Farage criticizes Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy after Super Saturday's failure.
Tens of thousands of people protest in Warsaw against proposed laws that would increase the ruling party's control over the judicial system.
North Korea celebrates its 70th anniversary with a military parade attended by China's Parliament head.
Norway's September elections may see Erna Solberg's Conservative Party unseat Labour.
The UK government makes it more difficult to prosecute war crimes through new legislation.
The UK faces concerns about moving towards government by decree and its implications.
Owen Jones at Glastonbury discusses activism, music, and political expression with Billy Bragg.
Pakistan's Parliament decides on the expulsion of the French ambassador amid protests.
The Supreme Court rules the government needs Parliament's approval to trigger Article 50.
Boris Johnson defends himself against claims he misled Parliament during Partygate.
Rhiannon Mills reports on Prince Charles's significant role in the Queen's Speech outside parliament.
Nine years passed during the Seven Years War, which led to increased taxes on American colonists and sparked debates about representation and governance.
Brett's supporters react to the Prime Minister's talks with Jeremy Corbyn over Brexit.
