Parliament is back with only a few weeks of debate left before summer and a lot of legislation to debate. Here are the bills up this week.

"Supporters of terrorism can no longer be teachers in Israel.”

The Long-Awaited Holocaust Museum of Greece is Being Funded by Germany and Will Open Next Year in Thessaloniki

South African history highlights the complexities of land acquisition and the need for nuanced historical discourse.

"The truth must be told – there will be no deal now. Not a small one, not a big one, not a crumb."

The Government is "prepared to go the full distance" on the Occupied Territories Bill, including through the European courts, Tánaiste Micheál Martin has insisted.

Officially guided by the principles of "neutrality and impartiality," around fifty MSF employees have nevertheless defended the massacres of October 7.

The illegal Bedouin village of Khan Al-Ahmar is expanding and new structures are being added to the existing ones strategically situated on Highway 1, despite several court orders to have the squatter

A week on, recriminations fly over who was to blame for Spain's worst natural disaster in living memory.

The social relief of distress grant, also known as the R350 grant, was introduced in 2020 as a temporary measure to alleviate financial hardship during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly offering Hamas 'millions of dollars' for each remaining hostage kidnapped by the terrorist group during the October 7 attacks.

Kamala Harris spoke on the 'Rocky Steps', from the Rocky Balboa movies about an underdog boxing champion—a metaphor likely not lost on the candidate.

Revenue Minister expedites land acquisition for Chooralmala landslide survivors in Wayanad, despite Centre's funding delays.

The Finance Bill, which underpins Budget 2025, has passed all stages in the Dáil by a margin of 75 to 55 in what was a guillotine vote.

Kerala Human Rights Commission orders investigation into tour operator's failure to arrange accommodation for students on picnic.

A hīkoi from the top of the North Island to Wellington is still on, despite the Treaty Principles Bill being introduced to Parliament ahead of schedule.

President Bola Tinubu ordered the release of the protesters on Monday following the widespread outrage over the treatment of 52 minors among them.

The affected residents, whose properties were demolished in October, claimed that Mr Wike had authorised the sale of the land for N30 billion despite an ongoing court case over its ownership.

The new minister announced an agenda targeting major educational challenges, including reducing the high number of out-of-school children, updating the curriculum, and promoting STEMM.

A statue of Israel's first president, Chaim Weizmann, which was stolen by pro-Palestinian activists has now been 'beheaded' in a move described as 'designed to terrorise British Jews.'

A two-year-old boy was found naked and locked inside of a dirty cage in a Kentucky house of horrors on Monday, leading to the arrest of five people.

Labour's decision to break another promise and put up university tuition fees feels like a smack in the chops for educational aspiration: just like the decision to charge VAT on private school fees.

The group reportedly gathered at a hotel in Sungai Kolok, Narathiwat to celebrate the long weekend.

Act Party Leader and Minister responsible for the bill David Seymour denies the Treaty Principles Bill has been brought forward and says it is a normal part of parliamentary business.

Taxi drivers and motorists have expressed their views on how bad Derby's roads really are.

Student Police Cadets from various schools volunteer at Kerala School Sports & Games, facing challenges under the scorching sun.

It appears that more than what a victory could bring, a defeat would certainly affect the clout of Karnataka Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar.

The House -The beginning of a new sitting block at Parliament is like the opening minutes of a boxing match.

J&K Assembly passes resolution to restore special status under Article 370, sparking backlash from BJP legislators.

'It drew considerable interest'

Welcome to Planning Ahead, our weekly round-up of the latest planning proposals across Dundee.

Gas-rich Mozambique has faced growing upheaval since an October 9 election that extended the ruling party’s 49 years in power.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy briefs Rahul Gandhi on Congress governance in Telangana, promising to fulfill all commitments.

The Border Management Authority has temporarily closed the Lebombo border between SA and Mozambique for safety concerns after violent protests escalated on Tuesday night.

Ganta, Nimba County – The Ministry of Public Works has announced ambitious plans to embark on multiple road projects across Liberia, including the completion of the Ganta-Tappita road extending to southeastern parts of the country during the 2025 dry season. By Franklin Doloquee, franklin.doloquee@frontpageafricaonline.com The recent retreat, held in Ganta, gathered Minister Roland Loyfette Giddings,

Haryana Congress committee investigates alleged corrupt practices during Assembly polls, plans legal action; seeks candidates feedback

Late snowfall on iconic Mt. Fuji sparks climate change concerns, breaking records and delaying official confirmation.

Mr Akpanudoedehe urged the alumni to come together and raise an endowment fund for research for the institution.

Monrovia – In a move signaling growing dissatisfaction within the National Elections Commission (NEC), over 300 employees have come together to demand immediate action on budget transparency and the resolution of their outstanding benefits, including hazard allowances and insurance coverage. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.henoway@frontpageafricaonline.com The employees have signed a resolution urging the Board

The pub's management has refused to remove the 'significant concerning' additions to the building, according to the council

Four men deny the murder of teenager Nyle Corrigan

BJP members, including the Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma, opposed the resolution, saying it was not part of the listed business.

The Supreme Court judgment has cleared the clouds of uncertainty hanging over the fate of lakhs of students studying in madrasas across the state.

Cuba is bracing for Hurricane Rafael, which is expected to make landfall Wednesday and compound the misery wrought by a recent power blackout and Hurricane Oscar.

The expansion of the Namma Metro network has faced various hurdles over the years, resulting in significant delays. Issues with land acquisition near the NICE Road junction and disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the project timeline back by nearly five years.