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Asif Ali Zardari
@asifalizardari· PPP· Aug 23, 2026

Mr Zardari highlighted the critical need for unified efforts to combat transnational networks involved in human trafficking and migrant smuggling.

dawn.com
Jonas Gahr Støre
@jonasgahrstre· Norwegian Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

Det taler sitt klare språk om trusselen om at missilene kan komme, og de kan komme fort.

It speaks clearly about the threat that missiles can come, and they can come quickly.

aftenposten.no
Jonas Gahr Støre
@jonasgahrstre· Norwegian Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

Dette er krigens fryktelige ansikt. Det er sivile som blir rammet.

This is the terrible face of war. It is civilians who are affected.

aftenposten.no
Kim Min-seok
@kimminseok· Democratic· Aug 23, 2026

We need to broadly recognize the various inevitable reasons for not living in the property and remove blind spots.

en.yna.co.kr
Park Sung-joon
@parksungjoon· Democratic· Aug 23, 2026

A consensus was formed between the party and the government on various opinions, such as expanding residency recognition for people who do not live in their property for inevitable reasons.

en.yna.co.kr
Sheikh Waqas Akram
@sheikhwaqasakram· SIC· Aug 23, 2026

Political victimisation must never be permitted to endanger a human life through the denial or postponement of essential medical care.

dawn.com
Catherine West
@catherinewest· Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

Ordinary people across the country need nothing less than full disclosure on who exactly is trying to buy their way into UK legislation.

independent.co.uk
Bridget Phillipson
@bridgetphillipson· Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

Nigel Farage has spent the summer battling a bin in a desperate attempt to dodge scrutiny but people have a right to know what he’s hiding.

independent.co.uk
Sarah Champion
@sarahchampion· Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

If projects such as this are being ended two years early with short notice, it begs serious questions about the UK's commitment to supporting low-income countries as they respond to climate change.

independent.co.uk
Rachael Maskell
@rachaelmaskell· Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

The UK government must take the strongest measures, including ceasing all trade and increasing sanctions against the Israeli government to hold it to account for the actions of the IDF.

independent.co.uk
Layla Moran
@laylamoran· Liberal Democrats· Aug 23, 2026

The targeting of the hospitals, but also the targeting of journalists has unfortunately become all too common. The lack of proportionality in the actions of the IDF is now well documented.

independent.co.uk
Sarah Champion
@sarahchampion· Labour Party· Aug 23, 2026

Where is our outrage over journalists seemingly becoming a legitimate target? Is this the new reality; that killing civilians, medics, and humanitarian workers no longer has consequences?

independent.co.uk
Kemi Badenoch
@kemibadenoch· Conservative Party· Aug 23, 2026

‘What I want is a Conservative government, not a monstrous Reform-Conservative hybrid, which will actually put as many people off as it gains.’

independent.co.uk
John Swinney
@johnswinney· Scottish National Party· Aug 23, 2026

I had a discussion on Tuesday with a variety of anti-racism organisations in Scotland who share my deep concern about the conduct of Reform who are quite clearly inciting division within our society.

thenational.scot
Ross Greer
@rossgreer· Scottish Green Party· Aug 23, 2026

The Scottish Government must call time on this idea and start looking towards serious investment plans that are proven to work.

thenational.scot
Ross Greer
@rossgreer· Scottish Green Party· Aug 23, 2026

The Scottish Government can already borrow through existing routes which are cheaper and lower risk. Why would the SNP choose to issue expensive bonds instead, especially when they put another barrier in the way of Scottish independence?

thenational.scot