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12.04.2026 - 15:16 [ PressTV.ir ]

US failed to win Iran’s trust during Islamabad talks: Parliament speaker

Qalibaf said that before the talks, he had emphasized that Iran has the necessary good-faith and will, but the country has no trust in the opposite side due to the experience of the two US-Israeli-imposed wars.

“My colleagues raised forward-looking initiatives, but the opposite side ultimately failed to win the trust of the Iranian delegation in this round of negotiations,” he added.

08.04.2026 - 23:08 [ Pew Research Center ]

Negative views of Israel, Netanyahu continue to rise among Americans – especially young people

– 60% of U.S. adults have an unfavorable view of Israel, up from 53% last year.
– 59% have little or no confidence in Netanyahu to do the right thing regarding world affairs – up from 52% last year.
– In both political parties, majorities of adults under the age of 50 now rate Israel and Netanyahu negatively.

The survey was conducted March 23-29 among 3,507 U.S. adults.

02.04.2026 - 09:03 [ Tagesschau.de ]

ARD-DeutschlandTrend: So unzufrieden mit Schwarz-Rot wie noch nie

CDU/CSU und SPD verlieren zum Vormonat jeweils zwei Prozentpunkte. Bei einer Bundestagswahl am kommenden Sonntag käme die Union aktuell auf 26 Prozent, die SPD auf zwölf Prozent. Das ist für die SPD ein Rekordtief; einen schwächeren Wert hatte sie in der Sonntagsfrage im ARD-DeutschlandTrend noch nie. Die AfD könnte zwei Prozentpunkte zulegen und aktuell 25 Prozent Zustimmung erreichen. Grüne und Linke verbessern sich um jeweils einen Punkt auf 14- bzw. zehn Prozent. Andere Parteien blieben bei einem Wahlgang weiter unter der bundesweiten Mandatsschwelle, darunter das BSW und die FDP mit jeweils drei Prozent.

28.02.2026 - 02:21 [ theAtlantic.com ]

The ‘Crazy’ Plot to Release the Epstein Files

Khanna’s staff and consultants tried to talk him out of pursuing such legislation, explaining that it could make him look like a conspiracy theorist, instead of his desired image as a “serious economics guy.” But Khanna explained to his staff that the topic of Epstein kept coming up, especially when he appeared on podcasts or visited the more conservative parts of his district. He recalled a young man delivering a long rant at a recent town hall about how he didn’t trust the government because it was “protecting pedophiles” by not releasing the Epstein files or holding more people accountable. In that moment, Khanna told me, he realized that standing up for Epstein’s victims—and against the wealthy or powerful—was a way to build trust.

11.12.2025 - 21:43 [ Radio Bulgaria ]

Government resigns without waiting for vote of no confidence

The vote was scheduled for 13.30, but the group of ITN, which is coalition partner in the government, requested a 30-minute break, without explaining why. After that, Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov gave a briefing at which he announced the resignation of the government.

After Prime Minister Zhelyazkov‘s briefing in parliament, the vote of no confidence followed. Due to lack of quorum, the vote of no confidence was declared unsuccessful and the session was closed.

11.12.2025 - 21:17 [ Tagesschau.de ]

Nach Massenprotesten: Bulgariens Regierungschef reicht Rücktritt ein

Der Druck von der Straße war offenbar zu groß: Der bulgarische Ministerpräsident Scheljaskow und seine Regierung treten zurück. Seit Tagen gab es Demonstrationen im Land. Dabei kommt Bulgarien politisch seit Jahren nicht zur Ruhe.

11.12.2025 - 21:12 [ Radio Bulgarien ]

Regierung trat zurück, ohne Misstrauensvotum abzuwarten

Auf einem Briefing nach einem Treffen der Koalitionspartner und kurz vor der Abstimmung über den sechsten Misstrauensantrag gegen das Kabinett gab Ministerpräsident Rossen Scheljaskow bekannt, dass die Regierung zurücktritt.

„Wir haben keinen Zweifel, dass die Regierung bei der anstehenden Misstrauensabstimmung Unterstützung erhalten hätte.

23.08.2025 - 22:26 [ Times of Israel ]

Poll: 62% of Israelis believe government has lost public’s confidence, majority back some form of hostage deal

Only 27% respondents answer that the government has the confidence of the majority of the population, and 11% answer that they didn’t know.

Measuring support for a hostage deal, the survey finds that 26% of respondents believe that the government needs to sign a deal immediately, even if it only brings back some of the hostages, due to their deteriorating state in captivity.

Forty-six percent answer that the government should sign a comprehensive deal that ends the war in Gaza, while 18% oppose a deal, believing that the military should continue fighting Hamas even at the risk to the lives of the hostages.

23.02.2025 - 06:42 [ Communist Party of Israel ]

Plenum Votes Down Hadash-Ta’al No-Confidence Motion

(February 19, 2025)

In its sitting on Monday, February 18, the Knesset Plenum voted down a Hadash no-confidence motion submitted by Hadash-Ta’al entitled “The support of the government and the coalition for Trump’s declarations led to foiling the hostage deal and cease-fire agreement,” was supported by 27 Members of Knesset, without opposing votes. The motion did not receive the requisite majority, and consequently, were not accepted.

03.02.2025 - 21:39 [ France24.com ]

French PM Bayrou uses special constitutional powers to force 2025 budget through parliament

French Prime Minister François Bayrou used special executive powers on Monday to force his government’s 2025 budget through parliament without a vote. France‘s hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) party has said it will put forward a no-confidence motion which is likely to take place on Wednesday.

25.01.2025 - 17:17 [ ForeignPolicy.com ]

Israel to Extend Military Presence in Lebanon With Trump Administration’s Blessing

The Israeli security cabinet authorized the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) late Thursday to remain in some areas of southern Lebanon past the 60-day withdrawal deadline set to expire on Sunday. Under the terms of the Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire agreement approved last November, both sides must fully remove all of their troops from the region by Jan. 26 to reinstate the borders laid out in United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701.

25.01.2025 - 17:13 [ Wall Street Journal ]

White House Calls for Israel to Stay in Lebanon Past Truce Deadline

The White House is calling for Israeli troops to be allowed to remain in Lebanon past the expiration date of a cease-fire next week, giving Israel more time to complete its mission but heightening the risks that the truce will unravel altogether.

16.12.2024 - 19:45 [ Tagesschau.de ]

Bundeskanzler Scholz verliert Vertrauensfrage

Der Kanzler verfehlte damit wie beabsichtigt die notwendige Mehrheit von mindestens 367 Stimmen deutlich. Die Enthaltungen wirken bei der Vertrauensfrage wie ein Nein.

Scholz traf nach der Abstimmung Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Schloss Bellevue und bat ihn um die Auflösung des Bundestags. Damit wäre der Weg für Neuwahlen frei. Sie sind für den 23. Februar 2025 geplant.

11.12.2024 - 15:56 [ Reuters ]

Germany‘s Scholz to submit parliament request to hold confidence vote

Germany‘s political system however does not allow the head of government to simply call for new elections as it is designed to ensure stability and give other branches of power such as parliament and the presidency a say in such important matters.
A government spokesperson told Reuters Scholz would make the request for a vote of confidence in writing on Wednesday.

11.12.2024 - 15:42 [ Tagesschau.de ]

Scholz beantragt Vertrauensfrage für vorgezogene Neuwahlen

Bundeskanzler Scholz hat beim Bundestag den Antrag auf Abstimmung über die Vertrauensfrage gestellt. Das Parlament soll darüber am Montag abstimmen. Als Neuwahltermin ist der 23. Februar geplant.

03.12.2024 - 05:59 [ France24.com ]

Why the French government is headed for collapse

The vote would be a response to the prime minister’s decision to use Article 49.3 of the constitution – sometimes known in France as the “nuclear option” – to push his government’s sweeping social security budget bill through parliament without a vote.

The article has been used in the past, most recently in 2023 to push through Macron’s deeply unpopular reforms raising the retirement age. But using it can trigger a no-confidence vote in parliament, where a simple majority is enough to topple a government.

25.04.2024 - 07:55 [ Xinhua ]

Junge Deutsche unzufrieden mit Politik und sozioökonomischer Entwicklung: Erhebung

Zwei von drei jungen Deutschen zwischen 14 und 29 Jahren sind besorgt über die Verbraucherpreise, die in den letzten Jahren stark gestiegen sind. Etwa die Hälfte macht sich Sorgen um teuren Wohnraum und hat Angst vor Altersarmut, so die Trendstudie „Jugend in Deutschland“.

„Die Aussicht auf ein gutes Leben schwindet“, sagte Simon Schnetzer, Autor und Herausgeber der Umfrage unter 2.042 Personen. Die Ergebnisse zeigen „eine tiefsitzende mentale Verunsicherung mit Verlust des Vertrauens in die Beeinflussbarkeit der persönlichen und gesellschaftlichen Lebensbedingungen“, betonte er.

23.01.2024 - 04:44 [ Times of Israel ]

No-confidence motion against Netanyahu fails in Knesset, with only 18 votes in favor

With the government’s popularity plummeting, a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nevertheless garnered only 18 votes in the Knesset on Monday evening, falling far short of the necessary majority to pass in the 120-strong Knesset plenum.

The vote was boycotted by the coalition, whose heads stated earlier in the day that they would “not take part in political theater during wartime.”

16.11.2023 - 21:14 [ El Pais ]

Pedro Sánchez, the political survivor who keeps resisting against all odds

He faces almost no internal criticism and on Friday he will take office for the third time as prime minister of Spain, after having managed to win an investiture vote inside parliament with 179 votes, more than the previous ones, and with broad cross-party support. If we add all the parties that have backed him — PSOE, Sumar, Catalan Republican Left (ERC), Junts, Bildu, Basque Nationalist Party (PNV), Galicia Nationalist Bloc (BNG), Canaries Coalition (CC) — there are 12.6 million votes behind the new progressive government.

16.11.2023 - 21:00 [ Noga Tarnopolsky נגה טרנופולסקי نوغا ترنوبولسكي / Twitter ]

A Bar Ilan University poll of Jewish Israelis finds that less than ?% believe PM Netanyahu is a reliable source of information about the war with Hamas. Among right-wing voters, ?.?% trust him. (Don‘t even ask about Muslims, Druze and Christians.)

02.10.2023 - 07:41 [ Al Jazeera ]

Did US ask for Imran Khan’s removal as Pakistan PM after he visited Russia?

(10 Aug 2023)

Khan was sacked from power in April 2022 after he lost a no-confidence vote in parliament. He alleged he knew of the “cypher” while he was in office which, according to him, proved the US hatched a conspiracy with the help of his political opponents and the Pakistani military to remove him.

He later made a U-turn, saying he wants good relations with the US, but continued to blame his successor Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the military for orchestrating his removal.

02.10.2023 - 07:33 [ theIntercept.com ]

Secret Pakistan Cable Documents U.S. Pressure to Remove Imran Khan

(09.08.2023)

One month after the meeting with U.S. officials documented in the leaked Pakistani government document, a no-confidence vote was held in Parliament, leading to Khan’s removal from power. The vote is believed to have been organized with the backing of Pakistan’s powerful military. Since that time, Khan and his supporters have been engaged in a struggle with the military and its civilian allies, whom Khan claims engineered his removal from power at the request of the U.S.

The text of the Pakistani cable, produced from the meeting by the ambassador and transmitted to Pakistan, has not previously been published. The cable, known internally as a “cypher,” reveals both the carrots and the sticks that the State Department deployed in its push against Khan, promising warmer relations if Khan was removed, and isolation if he was not.

10.07.2023 - 11:41 [ NLTimes.nl ]

Dutch PM Rutte says he will not seek re-election

Various opposition parties, including left-wing bloc GroenLinks and PvdA and far-right PVV, have announced their intention to submit or support a motion of no confidence against Rutte during the parliamentary debate today. Should the motion pass, Rutte would have to step down immediately.

Rutte IV collapsed 543 days after being sworn in by the King. The Rutte III Cabinet also ended in a collapse, that one over the childcare allowance scandal in which the Tax Authority unjustly accused thousands of parents of fraud and left many in financial difficulties by revoking their benefits.

06.06.2023 - 08:10 [ PolskieRadio.pl ]

Opposition stellt Misstrauensantrag gegen Verteidigungsminister

(05.06.2023)

Die Überreste der Rakete waren im April zufällig in einem Wald in der Nähe der polnischen Stadt Bydgoszcz in Nord-Zentral-Polen gefunden. In Reaktion auf den Fund erklärte Verteidigungsminister Mariusz Blaszczak, er habe nichts davon gewusst und beschuldigte die polnische Militärführung, ihn nicht über die Rakete informiert zu haben. Das Verteidigungsministerium gab später bekannt, dass die Rakete am 16. Dezember 2022 abgestürzt war, aber erst nach ihrem Fund eine Untersuchung eingeleitet worden sei.

27.03.2023 - 13:10 [ CNBC ]

Netanyahu survives no-confidence vote as angry protests, strikes paralyze Israel over judicial reforms

The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu survived a no-confidence vote in the Knesset, the country‘s parliament, amid what is possibly the largest wave of demonstrations in Israel‘s history.

Mass protests are rocking Israel, and the country‘s largest labor union announced a major strike Monday in opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s months-long attempt to push through widely-derided judicial reforms that opponents say will pull the country toward an autocracy.

22.03.2023 - 23:25 [ TheSpectator.com ]

Emmanuel Macron: France’s Caligula?

Instead, on Macron’s orders, Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne used a controversial clause in the Constitution, Article 49.3, to pass the bill.

The Republican Party are widely supportive of Macron’s reform bill, which raises the age of retirement from sixty-two to sixty-four, and issued instructions for its sixty-one Members of Parliament to vote against the motion. But nineteen of its MPs defied orders, adding to the dissent and disorder which has swept France in recent days, in parliament and on the street.

22.03.2023 - 23:16 [ France24.com ]

Macron holds firm on pension reform bill as protests escalate

Dismissing calls for a snap election or a referendum, he said the plan to raise France’s minimum retirement age from 62 to 64 would continue on its “democratic path” and come into force by the end of 2023.

The French president also reaffirmed his faith in Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, whose government narrowly survived a no-confidence vote triggered by Macron‘s use of special executive powers to bypass parliament.