No confidence motions
Bolivian voters have overwhelmingly rejected the ruling socialist party, a significant shift from the past two decades of left-wing dominance in the country's politics. The election's surprise outcome has set the stage for an unprecedented runoff between a right-wing former president and a centrist politician, who
Chairpersons
A vote of no confidence motion has been moved against the executive chairman of Highlanders Football Club, Kenneth Mhlophe, citing a plethora of reasons including the club's tarnished reputation, leaked confidential documents, questionable actions, and allegations of fraud and theft. The motion, written by club member Pilate Mahlangu,
Prime ministers
During a heated debate in the Lok Sabha, Samajwadi Party leader Dimple Yadav accused the government of complicity in the Manipur violence, calling it "state-sponsored ethnic violence." She criticized Chief Minister N Biren Singh's inability to control the violence, suggesting that it could have been contained
Prime ministers
The Indian parliament's lower house, Lok Sabha, has admitted a no-confidence motion brought by India's newly formed opposition alliance, INDIA, against the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The debate, which started Tuesday, is expected to focus on the ongoing ethnic clashes in the northeastern state
Johnson, Boris
The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has narrowly won a no-confidence vote against him by his own party, securing 211 votes against 148. However, his troubles are far from over, as he faces months of challenges from internal Tory rebels who are critical of his policies and leadership style. In
Prime ministers
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has secured enough support from his Conservative Party to remain in office, but his victory comes with a significant rebellion that leaves him a weakened leader with an uncertain future. Despite his characteristic ability to shrug off scandals, Johnson has struggled to turn the page
Prime ministers
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to cast a shadow over the world, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing intense scrutiny over the "partygate" scandal, which has sparked widespread outrage and calls for his resignation. The scandal involves alleged parties held at 10 Downing Street, the prime minister&
Johnson, Boris
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has managed to secure enough support from his Conservative Party to remain in office, despite a significant rebellion that has weakened his leadership. Johnson's ability to connect with voters, a key asset that has helped him in past elections, has become a liability
Johnson, Boris
Despite a dramatic day of high-profile defections and ominous warnings from senior Tories, Boris Johnson emerged unscathed after a vote of no confidence failed to materialise. The Prime Minister, who has been at the center of a growing rebellion within his party, vowed to take the fight to both the
Johnson, Boris
Armed forces minister James Heappey has been defending Boris Johnson over the partying scandal, acknowledging public opinion and stating that millions of people may not trust the prime minister's explanation. Heappey upheld the line that Johnson thought the party was a work event, while also admitting that the
Prime ministers
The Liberal Democrats' decision to table an Early Day Motion (EDM) of no confidence in Prime Minister Boris Johnson is an unconventional approach to demonstrate his unpopularity within his own party. By focusing on Johnson himself and the "Partygate" scandal, the motion aims to embarrass Conservative MPs
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Hemel Hempstead's MP, Sir Mike Penning, has joined the growing list of Conservative MPs calling for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to be removed from office due to allegations of parties at Downing Street during lockdown. The Liberal Democrats have also expressed their outrage, stating that the Queen was
