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Polish lawmakers voted Friday to advance bills that would lift a near-total ban on abortion in place since 2020, reviving an extremely polarising debate in the traditionally Roman Catholic country. But by launching an effort to liberalise abortion laws, Prime Minister Donald Tusk is moving to fulfil a campaign promise.

Poland's far-right Law and Justice party spent eight years stacking the courts with allies, destroying the judiciary's independence. The new government is finding it's tough to undo the damage.

A public notice in several mainstream newspapers last week sought public suggestions on ‘One Nation, One Election’ by January 15 – via email, on the high-level committee’s website, or through post. But the email address it mentioned was incorrect. 

Poland’s new pro-European Union government has begun wrestling control of the country’s state media and some other state agencies from the conservative party that consolidated its grip on them during eight years in power

The Rajya Sabha passed the Central Universities (Amendment) Bill as well as the Repealing and Amending Bill today

The ruling Congress and the combined Opposition BJP and Janata Dal (Secular) had a verbal clash in Legislative Assembly on Wednesday over the law and order situation in the State.

Kochi residents doubt if all 120 private buses from Goshree Islands and North Paravur will be allowed to enter city. Stakeholders raised concerns over provisions that may hinder entry. KSRTC withdrew 32 and 17 buses previously. Notification needs clarity on permit variation for private buses. Traffic congestion may worsen if…

Poland’s new parliament has begun debating the reinstatement of government funding for in vitro fertilization

Human rights groups say the amendment to Israel’s counterterrorism law is tantamount to thought policing.