TOKYO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Growing public resistance to event over taxpayer costs and the former prime minister’s affiliation with the Unification cult. Despite mounting public resistance to the proposal, Japan could possibly spend about 1.65 billion yen (£10.1 million) on the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Allowing energy providers to take out government-backed loans to subsidise bills will help lower consumers’ energy expenditures. On Thursday, the plan—which had been proposed by the energy sector—is expected to be announced. The government’s effort to address
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In his farewell address to the nation, Boris Johnson compared himself to a booster rocket that has served its purpose. The departing prime minister said, “This is it folks,” while speaking to a packed crowd outside Downing
TORONTO (Parlaiment Politics Magazine) – One of the bloodiest mass murders in Canadian history occurred on Sunday as a wave of stabbings spread through Saskatchewan. Attacks of this kind are less frequent in Canada than they are in the US, and fatal
KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A purported referendum on joining Russia has been postponed by the Russian occupation authorities in Kherson, a city in southern Ukraine, due to security concerns. The security situation is the reason for the postponement, said the deputy
JERUSALEM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Following a widespread backlash against the regulations, which at first included requirements that foreigners inform authorities in Israel within 30 days of beginning a relationship with a Palestinian resident, Israel has postponed implementing the set of newly
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After beating Rishi Sunak in the fiercely contested Conservative leadership race, Liz Truss will take office as Britain’s next prime minister. The foreign secretary won 81,326 votes against the former chancellor who got 60,399 votes. The country
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to new regulations introduced in response to fears that bitcoin and other cryptoassets are being used to get over restrictions put in place in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, cryptocurrency exchanges must notify suspected sanctions
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It’s suddenly a new period with a new prime minister, a new Cabinet, a new plan to deal with the variety of problems filling Whitehall’s in-trays, and a new round of parliamentary skirmishes. Find out what is
TAIPEI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As tensions between the US and China over Taiwan’s status rise, the US government has confirmed a $1.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan. The state department informed, the sale comprised $85 million for Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and
