Opposition
Coverage of Opposition in the Nexus archive.
- Regime supporters and opposition share AI-generated images of Khamenei’s funeral
Regime supporters and opposition groups are sharing AI-generated images of funeral services for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a US-Israeli strike on February 28. The images depict events in early July, following his death.
- Adani-MSC Vizhinjam deal: Kerala Cabinet to set up empowered panel to study if agreement is in State’s interests
The Kerala Cabinet plans to establish an empowered panel to evaluate if the Adani-MSC Vizhinjam deal aligns with the state's interests. Chief Minister Satheesan countered Opposition criticism by asserting the previous LDF government was aware of the proposed deal.
- Knesset passes controversial politically appointed Oct. 7 probe in 1st reading
The Knesset passed a controversial bill in its first reading to establish a politically appointed probe into the Oct. 7 events, with a 59-0 vote due to opposition boycott. The opposition accuses the government of whitewashing its role in the disaster by allowing the government to appoint the investigative panel.
- Watch: Mumbai rains kill over 10; Opposition questions govt.’s response | Above the Fold | 06.07.2026
Mumbai faces heavy rainfall causing flooding and transport disruptions, with over 10 deaths reported. The opposition criticizes the government's response, while updates include the Karur stampede case and the Supreme Court's stance on a case involving remarks about the Prophet Mohammad.
- Pot calling the kettle black: Congress slams VHP letter to police on claims made by Opposition leaders on donations
Congress criticized the VHP's letter to the police regarding donation claims by Opposition leaders, stating the VHP lacks moral authority and credibility to accuse the Opposition. K.C. Venugopal made the remarks.
- Herzog, AG, opposition assail government for declaring it will disobey High Court
Israeli President Herzog, Attorney General, and opposition leaders criticize the government's decision to disobey the High Court. They warn that this could weaken democratic norms and lead to anarchy, with the Israel Bar Association chair stating Israel's survival is at risk if unchallenged.
- In first, government vows to disobey High Court ruling, setting up constitutional crisis
The government has declared a High Court ruling allowing a key broadcast media regulator to operate without a quorum as 'unlawful,' vowing to disobey it. The opposition accuses the government of 'violating the rule of law,' raising concerns about a constitutional crisis.
- Peru’s Transition Begins: Fujimori Opens Her Office as the Opposition Digs In
Fujimori has established an Office of the President-Elect to manage the transition before July 28. Marco Vinelli and Miguel Torres will co-manage the office, which will audit ministry finances and operations. The opposition is actively resisting the transition.
- Goa Governor Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju raises objection over construction of YSRCP office in Vizianagaram’s Dasannapeta
Goa Governor Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju objected to the construction of an YSRCP office in Vizianagaram’s Dasannapeta, alleging officials tampered records to label his family property as government land. The Opposition defended the allocation.
- Adani-MSC Vizhinjam port stake transfer: Pinarayi Vijayan says Opposition to challenge legally and politically
Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan urges Kerala government to challenge Adani-MSC Vizhinjam port stake transfer legally and politically, demanding immediate action to protect the state's interests. The Opposition accuses the government of acting as a spokesperson for Adani Group.
- Senegalese lawmakers pass divisive reform curbing presidential powers
Senegalese lawmakers passed a constitutional amendment reducing presidential powers and expanding parliamentary authority, which will be put to a referendum. The reform, proposed by Ousmane Sonko's party, has sparked political tensions and protests, with opposition groups denouncing it as political retaliation.
- Senate Leader accuses opposition of politicising state police debate
The Senate leader accuses the opposition of politicizing the state police debate, arguing critics are diverting attention from Nigeria's security challenges to political considerations instead of proposing solutions to strengthen the security framework.
- Knesset panel to advance measure freezing arrests of Haredi draft evaders for 90 days
A Knesset panel is advancing a measure to freeze arrests of Haredi draft evaders for 90 days. The proposal, announced by the foreign and defense panel chair, aims to address the Haredi boycott of the coalition, while the opposition criticizes it for equating Torah study with IDF service.
- Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament on Operation Sindoor casualties
Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament on Operation Sindoor casualties. The Centre’s disclosure reveals a contradiction between the Defence Minister’s statement and the official record, with the Opposition demanding full disclosure during the monsoon session.
- Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test postponed day before exam after suspicion of paper leak
The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test was postponed the day before the exam due to suspicions of a paper leak. A case has been registered, an investigation is underway, and the Opposition is demanding an inquiry.
- NDC lawmakers condemn court ruling voiding party registration, allege plot against opposition
NDC lawmakers condemned a court ruling that voided their party registration, alleging a coordinated plot against the opposition. They pledged to challenge the judgment through legal avenues before the 2027 elections.
- SIR completes one year: Nearly six crore names deleted so far
SIR has completed one year, with nearly six crore names deleted from voter lists. In Bihar, 65 lakh names were removed amid allegations that the poll authority, accused of acting on BJP's behalf, disenfranchised citizens due to document shortages.
- California’s billionaire tax is headed to voters — and so are the measures to kill it
California’s billionaire tax is on the ballot but faces increasingly well-funded opposition. The measure and anti-measures are both being considered by voters.
- Zimbabwe: The Fight Is Still On! - Opposition Says As Zanu-PF Celebrates CAB3's Senate Approval
The opposition in Zimbabwe has pledged to continue opposing Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) despite its approval by the National Assembly and Senate. The bill is currently awaiting President Emmerson Mnangagwa's assent.
- AAP under fire over CM sacrilege video row
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) faces criticism over a sacrilege video controversy involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The Akal Takht has maintained its stance, and the Opposition is increasing pressure on the government.
- Opposition stages protest on Maharashtra Vidhan Bhavan steps over farm loan waiver
The opposition staged a protest at Maharashtra Vidhan Bhavan demanding a complete farm loan waiver for farmers. They called on the government to implement the loan waiver.
- Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Nagesh Patil Ashtikar confirms crossover to ruling Shiv Sena
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Nagesh Patil Ashtikar confirms joining the ruling Shiv Sena. The MP cites lack of development funds and challenges in the Opposition, including difficulties in mobilizing party activists, as reasons for the crossover.
- Uproar in Kaushambi over vandalism of Ambedkar’s statue
A statue of Ambedkar in Kaushambi was vandalized, sparking public outrage. The opposition accused feudal forces, backed by the BJP, of targeting the Dalit community through such incidents.
- TDP MLA hits out at Oppn., says YSRCP will not have political future
TDP MLA criticizes the opposition and claims YSRCP lacks a political future.
- Unable to accept DKS as CM, Opposition targeting Bidadi project: MLA
An MLA expressed inability to accept DKS as Chief Minister, while the Opposition is targeting the Bidadi project.
- Congress counters Naidu, says promise of 50% increase in Lok Sabha seats was not part of Delimitation Bill
Congress counters that the promise of a 50% increase in Lok Sabha seats was not part of the Delimitation Bill. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticizes Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's criticism of the Opposition as unfair.
- Israel vows to stay in south Lebanon; if Iran strikes, we’ll hit it ‘with full force’
Israel pledges to maintain a presence in south Lebanon and threatens to retaliate 'with full force' if Iran attacks. Israeli government ministers criticize a proposed US-Iran deal to end the conflict, asserting Israel is not bound by its terms, while the opposition accuses Prime Minister Netanyahu of failing the public.
- Imran taken to Pims for follow-up treatment, undergoes fifth eye procedure
Imran Khan was taken to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences for a fifth anti-VEGF intravitreal injection to treat right central retinal vein occlusion. The hospital confirmed he was clinically stable before and after the procedure. Political tensions persist between the government and opposition over his treatment transparency.
- Prominent Cambodian opposition politician seeks Supreme Court reversal of incitement conviction
A prominent Cambodian opposition politician has appealed a conviction on incitement charges to the Supreme Court. The appeal seeks to reverse the conviction.
- Adorni's admission deepens divisions in Milei's cabinet as the opposition seeks a censure vote
Manuel Adorni's admission of holding undeclared savings intensified internal divisions in Javier Milei's government and spurred the opposition to pursue a censure motion against him. Adorni remains in his position despite the controversy.
- K. Muraleedharan refutes Opposition allegations on Nipah situation
K. Muraleedharan denied Opposition claims regarding the Nipah situation and stated he can effectively coordinate with senior Health officials in Thiruvananthapuram without being present in Kozhikode.
- Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Referendum Bill Intensifies Constitutional Standoff
Congolese lawmakers passed a referendum bill that could lead to constitutional reform ahead of the 2028 elections. The opposition has labeled the move a 'constitutional coup.'
- ‘Not just about giving money’: Lokesh pledges long-term support for steel blast families
The IT Minister pledges immediate ₹25 lakh support for steel blast families and plans further discussions in Amaravati, rejecting opposition claims linking the accident to VSP’s privatisation.
- Armenia votes in election with Russia and EU looking on
Armenians voted in an election featuring pro-EU Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan against pro-Russia opposition. Peace efforts with longtime foe Azerbaijan are a central issue in the election.
- Revanth accuses Opposition of obstructing development, lays foundation for fruit market, Sub-Registrar office complex at Koheda
Revanth accuses the Opposition of obstructing development and lays the foundation for a fruit market and Sub-Registrar office complex at Koheda. He also mentions plans to bring 500 renowned companies to Future City.
- Somalia declares order restored after two days of fighting in Mogadishu
Somalia declared order restored in Mogadishu after two days of fighting, but violence in two districts has subsided. The opposition rejects the president's rule and pledges to continue fighting.
- Nigeria: Fayose - Opposition Chasing Shadows, Tinubu and Oyebanji Already Ahead
Ayodele Fayose, former Ekiti State Governor, claims opposition politicians are 'chasing shadows' as they attempt to unseat President Bola Tinubu and Governor Biodun Oyebanji, asserting both leaders have secured political advantage through performance and public support.
- Ethiopia: An election without real challenge?
Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party is expected to win decisively in the election amid security challenges, a divided opposition, and some regions not participating.
- Kenya: President Ruto's Ties to Controversial Tycoon Chivayo Irks Kenyan Opposition
President William Ruto's frequent guest at State House, Wicknell Chivayo, a controversial Zimbabwean businessman, has drawn opposition anger due to his connections to the Kenyan presidency.
- DR Congo opposition calls for protest against Tshisekedi running for 3rd term
The political opposition in the Democratic Republic of Congo called on Kinshasa residents to stay home to protest against President Felix Tshisekedi's potential bid for a third term. FRANCE 24 reporter Emmet Livingstone covered the developments from Kinshasa.