Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri has officially resumed the presidency of the Propuesta Republicana (PRO) party. The relaunch event, held in Buenos Aires, signals a strategic shift for the party as it navigates its relationship with the current administration and prepares for future electoral cycles.
The investiture of Partido Popular candidate María Guardiola as president of Extremadura has been delayed. Negotiations between the PP and Vox have stalled, preventing a successful vote in the regional assembly. The impasse centers on disagreements regarding the formation of a coalition government and policy priorities in the Spanish region.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has held a two-day training workshop for its newly elected Members of Parliament. The initiative aims to equip party representatives with the necessary skills and parliamentary procedures to effectively participate in upcoming legislative sessions and represent their constituencies in the national assembly.
Tatiana Clouthier, former Secretary of Economy in Mexico, has officially announced her intention to seek the Morena party candidacy for the governorship of Nuevo León. The move marks a significant development in the state's political landscape as parties begin preparing for upcoming electoral processes.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has tabled the Liberal Party's internal review of its 2022 federal election defeat in Parliament. The move forces the previously confidential document into the public record, following its earlier leak to the media. The report provides a candid assessment of the party's performance and the challenges it faced during the campaign.
The Spanish Congress has once again rejected the government's 'social shield' decree, which included an anti-eviction moratorium for vulnerable families, aid for DANA victims, and energy subsidies. Opposition parties, including Junts, PP, and Vox, voted against the measure, primarily citing concerns over housing provisions.
Nigel Farage has announced Reform UK's shadow cabinet, appointing former Conservative MPs Robert Jenrick as Shadow Chancellor and Suella Braverman as Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Skills. Richard Tice will serve as Deputy Prime Minister and Business, Trade and Energy Secretary, while Zia Yusuf takes on the role of Shadow Home Secretary. The move aims to broaden the party's leadership ahead of upcoming elections.
Following his recent reelection on February 8, 2026, Osaka Governor Hirofumi Yoshimura is once again advocating for a referendum on the Osaka Metropolis Plan. This initiative, which proposes reorganizing Osaka City's wards into a Tokyo-like metropolitan structure, has been rejected by voters in two previous referendums in 2015 and 2020.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham's attempt to return to Westminster was thwarted after Labour's National Executive Committee (NEC) voted against his candidacy for the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election. The decision, made on Sunday, cited concerns over the cost and destabilising effect of a snap mayoral election.
The Rivers State House of Assembly has formally commenced impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his Deputy, Professor Ngozi Odu, citing allegations of gross misconduct. This move, supported by 26 lawmakers, deepens a long-standing political crisis in the state, marking the third such attempt since Fubara assumed office.
Hungary's ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance is preparing a comprehensive reform of the local government system, slated for parliamentary submission after the 2026 general elections if they secure another term. Consultations led by Minister Tibor Navracsics are set to begin in January, focusing on financing, powers, and the status of mayors.
A recent poll conducted by Maskína between November 20 and 26, 2025, indicates that 51% of Reykjavík residents are dissatisfied with the performance of the city's governing coalition. Only 18% rated its performance positively, highlighting significant public concern ahead of the May 2026 municipal elections.
The archaeological site of Poliochni on Lemnos, widely recognized as Europe's oldest city, has officially reopened. Following a multi-million euro restoration, the site now offers enhanced accessibility and preserved ancient structures, providing deeper insights into early urban planning and social organization dating back to the 3rd millennium BCE.
The newly formed 'Your Party' in the United Kingdom has voted to implement a collective leadership model, with members leading the party rather than a single Member of Parliament. This decision, made at its inaugural conference in Liverpool, effectively bypasses a potential leadership contest between co-founders Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana.
A significant political clash erupted in The Gambia's National Assembly as lawmaker Sainey Jawara declared former President Yahya Jammeh a national security threat, following Jammeh's recent statements hinting at a return. The remarks sparked intense reactions among representatives, highlighting deep divisions over Jammeh's legacy and the path to national reconciliation.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara, and other key political figures, including the Rivers State Elders Council, convened in Port Harcourt on October 4, 2025, to solidify peace and unity following a prolonged political crisis in the state.
Premier Dr. Natalio Wheatley of the British Virgin Islands has called for the transfer of key functions, including internal security and the chairing of Cabinet meetings, from the Governor to elected officials. This move is part of an ongoing constitutional review aimed at enhancing local accountability and self-governance.
The government has agreed to separate its industrial relations bill, resulting in first responders gaining better access to PTSD compensation and ensuring that contractors receive the same pay as full-time employees for the same role. Additionally, the bill closes labour hire loopholes, guarantees redundancy payments for all employees, and protects workers' rights in cases of underpayment.
