Trump's Renewed Iran Strikes Risk Midterm Disaster for Republicans
Trump resumes Iran strikes after ceasefire collapse, risking midterm losses for Republicans as experts warn of prolonged conflict.
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Jess Wilson Confirmed as Victorian Opposition Leader as Moira Deeming Quits Liberal Party
Jess Wilson is confirmed as Victorian Liberal leader after Moira Deeming quits the party during a turbulent political period.
Modi Loses Battle for West Bengal as Banerjee Secures Third Term
Modi's BJP loses West Bengal election as Mamata Banerjee wins third term, boosting opposition hopes.
Green Party Wins Gorton and Denton By-Election in Historic Upset
Greens win Gorton and Denton by-election with 41% vote share, defeating Reform UK and sending shockwaves through Labour.
Why Young Women Are Flocking to the Green Party
A new political divide emerges as young women flock to the Greens, driven by anxiety over global justice and domestic frustrations.
Starmer Warns Greens and Reform Not Fit for Governance as Labour Braces for Election Losses
Keir Starmer warns voters against Reform and Greens as Labour faces record local election losses, with predictions of losing over 1,500 seats.
Andy Burnham Set to Become Prime Minister After Securing Labour Leadership with Landslide MP Support
Andy Burnham secures Labour leadership with 349 MP nominations, set to become PM next Monday after Starmer’s delayed resignation.
Gen Z's First Lady: Rama Duwaji's Style Redefines Political Fashion
Rama Duwaji, 28, artist and wife of NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, brings youthful elegance to the role, steering away from traditional political wife attire.
SNP majority would bar Farage from Scotland, Swinney says
John Swinney says SNP majority would block Nigel Farage from Scotland's government, accusing other parties of potential deals with Reform UK.
Sarwar tells Starmer to steer clear of Holyrood campaign
Anas Sarwar tells Keir Starmer to stay out of Scottish election campaign, as polls show SNP ahead and Reform UK gaining ground.
Leftist Wave Reshapes Democratic Party in Key Primaries
Progressive candidates win key primaries as Democratic voters shift leftwards, driven by anti-Trump sentiment, Gaza issue, and generational change.
Senate Confirms Trump Ally Jay Clayton as Intelligence Chief
The US Senate voted 51-47 to confirm Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence, giving Trump another ally leading the intelligence apparatus.
Farage Faces Binface in Clacton Byelection
Nigel Farage’s Clacton byelection pits Reform UK against satirist Count Binface, with residents divided over the MP’s record and the town’s future.
Hannah Ferguson: Why I'm Running Against PM Albanese
Hannah Ferguson, independent candidate for Grayndler, says Australians are fed up with the political establishment and explains why she is challenging PM Albanese.
New NYC mayor Mamdani faces backlash over Israel-related executive orders on first day
Zohran Mamdani's first day as NYC mayor includes subway commute and swift backlash after revoking executive orders on antisemitism and Israel boycotts.
GM mayoral by-election: first ever in UK
Voters go to the polls on July 30 for the first mayoral by-election in UK history, triggered by Andy Burnham becoming an MP. Over two million eligible voters make it the largest by-election ever held in Britain.
Greater Manchester mayoral by-election cost millions
The Greater Manchester mayoral by-election, the biggest in UK history with over two million voters, could cost several million pounds due to the use of supplementary vote system.
Supplementary Voting for Greater Manchester Mayoral By-election
The Greater Manchester mayoral by-election on July 30 will use supplementary voting, allowing residents to choose first and second-choice candidates. Results expected July 31.
Child poverty challenge for Greater Manchester's new mayor
More than one in four children in Greater Manchester lives in poverty as the new mayor prepares to take office, with rates reaching 57% in some wards.
‘I Wasn’t Allowed to Study’: Pakistani Health Worker Defies Family to Run for Office
Naushaba Roonjho overcame family opposition to become a health worker and now campaigns for local office in rural Pakistan.
Four Primaries Could Signal Democratic Tea Party Rise
Four key Democratic primaries in North Carolina, Texas, Illinois, and New York could signal a progressive wave similar to the Republican Tea Party, as voter anger fuels left-wing challenges.
Four UN Chief Candidates Face Grilling in Race
Four candidates for UN chief face tough questioning; no clear winner as race heats up. Bachelet, Grossi, Grynspan, Sall pitch reforms.
Senior Labour Figures Warn of 'Political Earthquake' in London as Greens Surge
Senior Labour figures warn of 'political earthquake' in London, with new data showing Greens could push Labour to fourth place in May elections.
Burnham Faces Dual Crises of Child Poverty and Political Sleaze
Sir Keir Burnham enters No 10 facing child poverty over summer holidays and sleaze from political donations, needing urgent reform.
Reform Scotland leader Malcolm Offord refuses to disclose wealth
Reform Scotland leader Malcolm Offord refuses to disclose his net worth, calling it private, as he prepares for Holyrood election.
Global right-wing leaders back Orbán in Hungarian election video
Right-wing leaders from around the world endorse Hungary's Viktor Orbán in an election campaign video, amid a challenging race against opposition candidate Péter Magyar.
Coalition Faces Existential Threat After One Nation's Historic Byelection Victory in Farrer
One Nation wins first lower house seat in Farrer byelection, dealing a devastating blow to the Coalition and exposing deep challenges for the Liberal leadership.
Swinney Vows SNP Price Caps on Bread and Milk Amid Legal Doubts
John Swinney pledges SNP will introduce price controls on essential foods using public health powers, but critics question legality and call it a gimmick.
Exiled Sheikh Hasina Denounces Bangladesh Election from India
Exiled Sheikh Hasina denounces Bangladesh election from India, plotting return as Awami League faces ban and death sentence.
Lib Dems 'will not back Swinney as FM', but could support SNP budgets
Scottish Lib Dems say they will not back John Swinney as first minister but could support SNP budgets; manifesto includes health, social care, and insulation pledges.
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