As expected given its 80-seat majority in the House of Commons, the Johnson government’s Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill passed into legislation by a comfortable margin of 358 votes in favor and 263 against.

The lower house of the French parliament approves a controversial bill that it says is aimed at curbing “Islamist separatism.”

People take to the streets of the French capital, Paris, to protest against a controversial bill, which they consider discriminatory against Muslims.

A group of Algerian lawmakers submit a bill to the parliament seeking to criminalize the promotion of normalization with the Israeli regime.

Iran’s gas company says supplies to Iraq were slashed over $6 billion in payment arrears.

Israel is heading toward a fourth election in two years after legislators narrowly rejected a bill that would have deferred the deadline for passing next year’s budget.

The French government has approved a new controversial law on "separatism."

The United States Senate has approved a massive annual military budget amid forecasts of a new Cold War.

Three anti-government figures in Hong Kong are sentenced to prison for inciting violent rallies in the Chinese territory last year.

Several thousand people protest in Paris against a bill that would make the supposed ill-intended circulation of an image of a police officer’s face a crime.