Tag: Parliamentary Reform
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Farage Seats in the Lords: Tory Peer Urges Starmer to Make Move
Constitutional question sparks debate about Lords reform One of the Conservative Party’s most senior voices has raised the possibility of granting seats in the House of Lords to Nigel Farage and other Reform UK figures, arguing that broad representation across parties in the Lords is a sensible constitutional principle. The comments come as British politics…
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What defined Australian politics in 2025: A year of transition and majority governance
2025 in perspective: a year of governance and policy direction Australian politics in 2025 was defined by a decisive shift in the Parliament and a government emboldened by a strong mandate. As the year unfolded, the Albanese government moved from navigating post-pandemic recovery to pursuing a broad reform agenda aimed at reshaping the country’s economic,…
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Women Still Underrepresented in Namibia’s National Council
Persistent Gender Gap in Namibia’s National Council Women continue to be underrepresented in Namibia’s National Council, with only seven of the 42 members being female. Officials described the ratio as a sign that gender parity remains a distant target, even as the council enters a new term. The figures come from National Council secretary Tousy…
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Labor and Greens Race to Finalize Year-End Environmental Law Reform
Overview: A high-stakes sprint before the summer break The final sitting week of Australia’s federal parliament before the summer recess is rarely a calm, orderly finale. Yet this year’s end-of-year push centers on environmental law reform, with Labor hoping to secure a heavy-lift package before the chamber rises. The Greens, tethered to a strong climate…
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Pakistan Parliament Review of 27th Constitutional Amendment After Cabinet Approval
Overview: Cabinet Approval Opens Parliament Review of the 27th Constitutional Amendment Pakistan’s federal cabinet has given its approval to the 27th constitutional amendment, paving the way for a detailed examination by the country’s Senate and National Assembly committees on law and justice. The move underscores the government’s intent to push forward reforms that will shape…