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Indonesian parliament member Lalu Arif Rahman Hakim revealed he received 200 million rupiah in bribes from a defendant in a corruption case. This admission came during his testimony at the economic crimes court in Mataram.
The Vietnamese parliament has approved the appointment of To Lam as the new president of the country, reflecting the government's commitment to political stability amid global economic challenges. This decision comes at a critical time requiring political and economic stability.
Members of the eighth committee in the Indonesian parliament conducted a field visit to the social affairs department in Tangerang on Wednesday. The visit aimed to assess how citizens are benefiting from the social assistance provided, part of efforts to enhance the effectiveness of social support programs.
The Governor of Qalyubia held a meeting with parliament members to discuss development projects and transport issues in the governorate. This meeting aims to enhance cooperation between the government and parliament to accelerate development efforts.
A group of parliamentarians has proposed an amendment to the voting mechanism on the seriousness of interrogations, which could significantly impact parliamentary proceedings. This proposal comes at a critical time that calls for enhanced transparency and accountability.
The Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has announced the imminent arrest of two parliament members, <strong>Satori</strong> and <strong>Heri Gunawan</strong>, over corruption allegations linked to corporate social responsibility (CSR) fund distribution. This follows extensive investigations into a case that has sparked widespread controversy in the country.
Slovenia is set to hold its inaugural parliamentary session on April 10, following a narrow victory for the liberal Freedom Movement led by outgoing Prime Minister <strong>Robert Golob</strong>. This comes amid a tense political landscape influenced by election scandals that have impacted the election results.
The Egyptian Parliament's Justice Committee has firmly rejected gas exploration agreements, citing financial losses estimated in the billions. This comes as the government promotes an optimistic narrative about the economic situation.
Ukrainian MP <strong>Yaroslav Zhelezniak</strong> acknowledged a comprehensive governance crisis, indicating that the political and economic situation is deteriorating. This admission from within parliament underscores the severity of the crisis facing the nation.