The Ranking Member on Parliament’s Trade and Industry Committee, Michael Okyere Baafi, has called on the government to apologise to Ghanaians for changing the formula of the 24-Hour Economy Policy ...

Monroe Ellis pointed out that the Plans and Assessment of Jamaica’s Climate Response report — which provides findings of a ClimateScanner Assessment — was conducted as part of a global initiative led ...

A total of 133 ordinances issued during the tenure of the interim government and presented in the National Parliament have ...

From a banned memoir to a blacklisted textbook chapter, the climate of censorship raises troubling questions, writes Avay Shukla ...

The government is considering the recruitment of around 9,000 religion teachers in primary schools as part of efforts to strengthen moral and religious education, Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque ...

Since leaving the EU, the UK has continued to cooperate with the EU on digital topics, such as AI, cybersecurity, cyber threats, foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI), platform ...

Hasnat Abdullah raised concerns about the current admission process, noting that primary school admissions were previously merit-based but are now conducted through a lottery.

On the very same day that reports emerged of anti-regime protesters being gunned down on the streets of Tehran, Foreign ...

Parliament does not operate as it should and the institution lacks seriousness, Opposition Whip Robert Cutajar said. Speaking to The Malta Independent on Sunday, Cutajar said that the House of ...

Deputy leader’s latest claim that UK government spending ion Scotland is a ‘threat to devolution’ is nothing more than manufactured injustice ...

UK Parliament members call on Sir Keir Starmer to confront Nigerian President Tinubu about the persecution and killing of Christians during his state visit ...

Stephen Flynn, the SNP's Westminster leader, made the claim in a speech to the party's conference in Edinburgh.