Mongolian Politicians Face Jail After Vote Against PM

Young Mongolian politicians, including former deputy speaker Bulgantuya Khürelbaatar, face up to 20 years in jail for a parliamentary vote demanding the prime minister's resignation, sparking fears of authoritarianism.

Trump Threatens Retribution Over Voter ID Bill

Donald Trump has vowed to politically target lawmakers who vote against the Save America Act, a sweeping voter ID bill, while pushing controversial amendments on mail-in ballots and transgender issues.

SA Donation Ban Raises Concerns Over Lobbyist Influence

South Australia's new laws banning political donations to parties and candidates have experts warning that powerful third-party groups could dominate election discourse with undisclosed funding until after polls close.

Two Charged in Murder of Iranian Mathematician in Canada

Two individuals face first-degree murder charges after the body of Masood Masjoody, an Iranian mathematician and vocal critic of Tehran's regime, was discovered in British Columbia, raising concerns about transnational repression.

Reeves Gives Mais Lecture on Europe, AI, and Growth

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the annual Mais Lecture at Bayes Business School, focusing on Europe, artificial intelligence, and regional economic growth, marking her second appearance at this prestigious City event.

Reform UK Pledges Energy Tax Cut, Targets Labour

Reform UK's shadow chancellor Robert Jenrick announces plan to remove VAT and green levies from energy bills, saving households £200 annually while intensifying political battle with Labour over cost-of-living policies.

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