Showing 13 to 24 of 27 results
Tusk Faces No-Confidence Vote Amidst Polish Political Crisis
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk faces a no-confidence vote following a narrow presidential election loss to a nationalist candidate, amidst criticism of slow progress on reforms and accusations of focusing on settling scores with the opposition rather than governing.
Tusk Faces No-Confidence Vote Amidst Polish Political Crisis
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk faces a no-confidence vote following a narrow presidential election loss to a nationalist candidate, amidst criticism of slow progress on reforms and accusations of focusing on settling scores with the opposition rather than governing.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote After Polish Presidential Election
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called for a confidence vote in parliament following the defeat of the liberal presidential candidate, Rafal Trzaskowski, in Sunday's election; a vote is scheduled for mid-next week, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition.
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote After Polish Presidential Election
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called for a confidence vote in parliament following the defeat of the liberal presidential candidate, Rafal Trzaskowski, in Sunday's election; a vote is scheduled for mid-next week, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Spanish Government to Introduce 15 New Laws Amidst Political Challenges
The Spanish government will introduce 15 new laws in the upcoming parliamentary session, aiming to expand rights for the majority, following the enactment of 27 laws in the first 14 months of the legislature, despite facing challenges from opposition parties and internal negotiations.
Spanish Government to Introduce 15 New Laws Amidst Political Challenges
The Spanish government will introduce 15 new laws in the upcoming parliamentary session, aiming to expand rights for the majority, following the enactment of 27 laws in the first 14 months of the legislature, despite facing challenges from opposition parties and internal negotiations.
Progress
56% Bias Score
German Vote of Confidence Reveals Widespread Voter Indecision
On December 16th, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faced a vote of confidence, claiming it would allow citizens to determine the country's political direction; however, polls indicate widespread voter indecision and a lack of clear public consensus on policy.
German Vote of Confidence Reveals Widespread Voter Indecision
On December 16th, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faced a vote of confidence, claiming it would allow citizens to determine the country's political direction; however, polls indicate widespread voter indecision and a lack of clear public consensus on policy.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Scholz's Failed Vote of Confidence Triggers Early German Elections
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz strategically failed a vote of confidence in the Bundestag on December 16th, triggering early elections on February 23rd after his coalition's collapse; the vote highlighted disagreements on economic policy and support for Ukraine.
Scholz's Failed Vote of Confidence Triggers Early German Elections
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz strategically failed a vote of confidence in the Bundestag on December 16th, triggering early elections on February 23rd after his coalition's collapse; the vote highlighted disagreements on economic policy and support for Ukraine.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Scholz's Vote of No Confidence Leads to German Snap Election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a vote of no confidence in the Bundestag (207 in favor, 394 against, 116 abstentions), triggering a snap election expected around February 23, 2024. Scholz blamed the FDP's actions, while the opposition criticized his economic and foreign policies.
Scholz's Vote of No Confidence Leads to German Snap Election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a vote of no confidence in the Bundestag (207 in favor, 394 against, 116 abstentions), triggering a snap election expected around February 23, 2024. Scholz blamed the FDP's actions, while the opposition criticized his economic and foreign policies.
Progress
48% Bias Score
NDP to Vote Against Throne Speech, Threatening Canadian Government
New Democrat MPs will vote against Canada's throne speech Wednesday, potentially triggering a snap election, due to the speech's lack of detail on healthcare and housing; the minority Liberal government needs the support of other parties to survive.
NDP to Vote Against Throne Speech, Threatening Canadian Government
New Democrat MPs will vote against Canada's throne speech Wednesday, potentially triggering a snap election, due to the speech's lack of detail on healthcare and housing; the minority Liberal government needs the support of other parties to survive.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote Amidst Coalition Uncertainty After Polish Presidential Election
Following the defeat of his allied candidate in the Polish presidential runoff, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his coalition government on June 11th, raising concerns about its long-term stability given the incoming president's opposing political agenda.
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote Amidst Coalition Uncertainty After Polish Presidential Election
Following the defeat of his allied candidate in the Polish presidential runoff, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his coalition government on June 11th, raising concerns about its long-term stability given the incoming president's opposing political agenda.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Spanish Government Agrees to No-Confidence Debate, But Retains Final Decision
The Spanish government agreed to allow a parliamentary debate on a no-confidence motion demanded by Junts per Catalunya, following a breakdown in negotiations over a government decree; however, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez maintains the right to ultimately decide against submitting to the motion.
Spanish Government Agrees to No-Confidence Debate, But Retains Final Decision
The Spanish government agreed to allow a parliamentary debate on a no-confidence motion demanded by Junts per Catalunya, following a breakdown in negotiations over a government decree; however, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez maintains the right to ultimately decide against submitting to the motion.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Trudeau Prorogues Parliament, Setting Stage for Spring Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prorogued Parliament until March 24th to allow the Liberal Party to choose a new leader, setting the stage for a likely spring election following a near-certain confidence vote defeat in late March by opposition parties.
Trudeau Prorogues Parliament, Setting Stage for Spring Election
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prorogued Parliament until March 24th to allow the Liberal Party to choose a new leader, setting the stage for a likely spring election following a near-certain confidence vote defeat in late March by opposition parties.
Progress
44% Bias Score
German Chancellor Loses Confidence Vote, Triggering Early Election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote in parliament on Monday, triggering an early election scheduled for February 23rd due to the collapse of his three-party coalition. The vote resulted in 207 votes in favor, 394 against, and 116 abstentions, far short of the required majority.
German Chancellor Loses Confidence Vote, Triggering Early Election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote in parliament on Monday, triggering an early election scheduled for February 23rd due to the collapse of his three-party coalition. The vote resulted in 207 votes in favor, 394 against, and 116 abstentions, far short of the required majority.
Progress
48% Bias Score
German Bundestag Holds Confidence Vote Following Government Collapse
Germany's Bundestag holds a confidence vote today, triggered by Chancellor Scholz's February dismissal of Finance Minister Lindner, causing the collapse of the three-party coalition government; the center-left parties will govern until a new government is formed, likely in the spring.
German Bundestag Holds Confidence Vote Following Government Collapse
Germany's Bundestag holds a confidence vote today, triggered by Chancellor Scholz's February dismissal of Finance Minister Lindner, causing the collapse of the three-party coalition government; the center-left parties will govern until a new government is formed, likely in the spring.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Showing 13 to 24 of 27 results