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The hackers were allegedly part of a network run by Beijing's spy agency that targeted China critics and intellectual property.

A member of Russia's parliament said Moscow should place nukes in countries like Cuba to be closer to the U.S.

Intrusion into Indian parliament raises echoes of a deadly 2001 attack.

Harry and Meghan's titles could be put before Britain's Parliament within weeks after a proposal by a lawmaker.

Americans—or at least those among them who care about the world beyond their borders—tend to scoff at the parliamentary systems. Maybe they shouldn't.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been on a blitz of foreign media interviews this week to diminish global shock at his project of turning Israel into an authoritarian democracy.

Republic CEO Graham Smith tells Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast what steps the group will take following protest arrests on coronation day.

Police officers mounted on horses were seen charging into crowds of protesters in an effort to disperse demonstrations in Tel Aviv.

We should never cede to government the ability to punish anyone for the peaceful expression of their convictions, let alone their silent prayers and thoughts.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, himself on trial for corruption, wants to have the nation's parliament, the Knesset, pass what they call a set of judicial "reforms." It would place the Knesset above the courts, giving it the final word on anything and everything. Without a written constitution, this can happen in Israel.

It is a constitutional requirement for the Russian president to give an address to the legislature every year. Putin last addressed parliament in April 2021.

Legislators from the two main political parties threw furniture at one another during a debate on electoral reform in Freetown, the country's capital.

Seyyed Nizamuddin Mousavi, spokesman of the Islamic Council's Presidium, refuted reports that officials were pushing for protesters to face the death penalty.

Prince Harry's eligibility to act as Counsellor of State and regent for the monarch could change after legislation was questioned in Parliament.

The monarch and Sunak participated in the official "kissing hands" ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday morning.

The U.K. Prime Minister lasted just 44 days in office after losing the support of her party and the British people.

King Charles III was reported to police by an anti-monarchy group who now want to challenge a legal principle that as U.K. sovereign he cannot be prosecuted.

Liz Truss is the fourth Conservative politician to hold the office of British prime minister in the space of six years.

Prince Harry met the world leader Meghan Markle showered with praise for the large number of female leaders in the country's Parliament during a 2015 speech.

A proposal for the Scottish National Party's conference also calls for reparative justice and a museum on slavery in Glasgow.

At least 26 ministers have resigned, making it the largest mass ministerial resignation in modern British history.

In order for a no-confidence vote to be passed, more than 180 lawmakers would have to vote "no confidence" in the prime minister.

The 96-year-old monarch was spotted at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday after "episodic mobility problems" forced her to pull-out of opening parliament.

Queen Elizabeth II's crown was driven to Parliament in its own car as Prince Charles outlined the Government's plans to tackle the soaring cost of living.

Queen Elizabeth II will not deliver her annual speech to Parliament leading some to suggest the end of her reign may be approaching through a regency.

The list of votes against the application included both far-right and far-left populists, with some saying there was no military solution to the war.

Only one-third of Bulgaria's population is vaccinated, making it the least vaccinated country in the European Union.

Johnson apologized for the first time Wednesday, acknowledging attending the event for the first time.

The main chamber of the National Assembly building, where the country's Parliament sits, was destroyed in the fire, while other buildings saw extensive damage.

A man was arrested in connection to a fire that tore through South Africa's National Assembly building Sunday that firefighters were still working on Monday.