Beijing Sceptical as Trump Visits Rising China
As Trump arrives in Beijing, Chinese nationalism grows amid US decline. Ordinary citizens express scepticism about US intentions and the visit's impact.
Category : Elections
Bahamas Re-elects Philip Davis as PM in Landmark Consecutive Term
Philip Davis and his Progressive Liberal party win re-election, marking the first consecutive second term for a Bahamas PM in nearly 30 years.
Murdaugh Murder Convictions Overturned by SC Court
The South Carolina Supreme Court overturned Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions due to jury interference by a court clerk, ordering a new trial in the 2021 killings of his wife and son.
Six Dead in Ongoing Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports six dead in Russian attacks, with over 800 drones launched. He urges global pressure on Russia.
Trump Welcomed in China with Red Carpet and Fanfare
President Trump received a grand welcome in China, featuring a red carpet, honor guard, and cheering crowds waving flags of both nations.
Wes Streeting Poised to Resign, Challenge Starmer
Wes Streeting reportedly set to resign as health secretary and challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership, upending King's Speech on EU trade deals.
Reform UK Fails to Win Bromley and Bexley Councils
Reform UK made gains but failed to take control in Bromley and Bexley, with Conservatives retaining power amid tactical voting and local issues.
Labour's European Lessons: Doomed to Irrelevance
Social democratic parties across Western Europe have collapsed after abandoning capitalism and embracing woke agendas. Labour faces the same fate unless it changes course, warns Paul Ormerod.
Michigan Man Gets 30 Years for Wedding Day Killing
James Shirah, 24, received at least 30 years for fatally running over his groomsman Terry Taylor Jr. with an SUV after a wedding argument in Flint, Michigan.
British Muslims: Engaged, Not a Bloc, Study Shows
New research shows British Muslims are politically engaged, prioritize NHS, economy, housing, and do not vote as a bloc. Increasing party involvement and cross-party dialogue.
Labour’s Working-Class Base: Can the Party Win Back Lost Voters?
Readers discuss why working-class voters are leaving Labour for Reform UK, and what the party must do to reconnect with its traditional base and survive as a political force.
Starmer's Authority Crumbles Amid Labour Turmoil
Keir Starmer remains PM but faces mounting calls to resign after Labour's election losses, ministerial resignations, and a divided party. The King's speech proceeds amid uncertainty.
Morning Mail: Australia's Political Shifts and Economy
A roundup of Australia's latest political developments, economic indicators, and key news stories shaping the nation's agenda.
King Charles Faces Embarrassment as Starmer Unveils 35 Bills
Keir Starmer announces 35 bills in the King's Speech, aiming to regain momentum amid leadership speculation. Royal sources warn of potential embarrassment for King Charles.
SC Republicans Defy Trump on Redistricting
South Carolina GOP lawmakers reject Trump's demands on congressional map, sparking intraparty feud and legal uncertainty ahead of 2026 elections.
Croydon Elections Aftermath: Expert Breaks Down Green and Reform Impact
Jason Perry re-elected as Croydon Mayor. Council has no overall control with Labour largest but Greens and Reform gaining seats. Expert Tony Travers analyzes implications.
One Nation Casts Shadow Over Australia's 2026 Budget
Jim Chalmers admits economic anxieties driving voters to rightwing populist parties as Labor concedes housing market worsening under its watch. Plus: soldier dies in training; dingo documentary calls for coexistence.
Philippines Senator Flees Arrest in Dramatic Senate Chase
Senator Ronald dela Rosa, a Duterte ally wanted by the ICC, fled government agents in the Philippine senate. He now seeks protective custody, escalating political tensions.
Bahamas Election: Immigration and Cost of Living Key Issues
The Bahamas heads to the polls in a hotly contested election with immigration from Haiti and rising gas prices as key issues. Record voter turnout expected.
Iran Hostage Crisis: Why 10 Black Americans Were Freed Early
In 1979, Iran released 10 Black American hostages early. Sgt James Hughes, one of them, reflects on captivity, race, and US-Iran tensions then and now.
2026 Federal Budget: Chalmers' Ambitious Plan Unveiled
Treasurer Jim Chalmers presents the 2026 federal budget, calling it the most important and ambitious in decades, with major NDIS cuts and housing initiatives.
Rhun ap Iorwerth Becomes First Minister of Wales
Rhun ap Iorwerth has been confirmed as Wales's first minister after Plaid Cymru won the most seats in the Senedd election, ending 100 years of Labour dominance.
Croydon Elections: Celebrations and Defeats Captured in Photos
MyLondon photographer captures emotional moments from Croydon's mayoral and ward counts, as Mayor Jason Perry is re-elected and council composition shifts.
Keir Starmer Defiant Amid Leadership Challenge: Next Steps
Keir Starmer challenges rivals as 81 MPs call for his resignation. With no unified successor, he bets on process and division to survive.
Third man charged in Leyton fatal stabbing murder case
A third man has been charged with the murder of Suhayb Abdulkadir, who was fatally stabbed in Leyton, east London, on April 23. Faruq Ismail, 25, was arrested and charged on May 11.
Chaos May Be Better Than Starmer's Blandness
Keir Starmer's final reset speech failed to convince, with critics arguing that his blandness may push MPs and voters to prefer chaos over unyielding blankness.
Voters Fear Leftward Lurch Under New Labour PM
A new poll reveals 52% of voters worry a new Labour leader would shift left, amid calls for lower taxes and less spending. Andy Burnham leads as preferred successor.
Starmer Ally Ducks Question on PM's Future
Cabinet minister Darren Jones refused to confirm if Keir Starmer will lead Labour into the next election, amid growing calls for resignation and market instability.
Morning Mail: Tuesday's Top News from Australia
Catch up on Tuesday's top Australian news: political developments, economic updates, and key events shaping the nation.
Virginia Dems Ask SCOTUS to Revive Electoral Map
Virginia Democrats urged the US Supreme Court to reinstate a voter-approved congressional map that would flip four GOP seats, challenging a state court ruling.
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