British Prime Minister Keir Starmer secures support from senior lawmakers as internal calls for resignation recede, easing immediate pressure on his leadership.
Vance has unveiled plans for an investment of up to $9 billion in Armenia’s civil nuclear energy sector. This significant commitment aims to enhance the country's energy infrastructure and promote sustainable development.
Venezuela’s opposition says leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was seized in Caracas, highlighting ongoing political tensions and deep mistrust between government and opposition.
A federal judge has ruled that the federal government cannot withhold social service funds from five Democratic-led states amidst allegations of fraud. This decision protects essential funding for various programs aimed at supporting vulnerable populations.
The Philippines and Australia have announced plans to enhance their maritime relations and trade ties, opening new avenues for collaboration in the Pacific region. This partnership aims to strengthen economic connections and address mutual security concerns.
The U.S. Embassy and Philippine Ambassador led the unveiling of the official logo marking 80 years of U.S.–Philippine diplomatic relations at the Mall of Asia Globe in Pasay City, launching yearlong celebrations.
Russia has denied plans to attack Europe, a statement that comes amid ongoing security concerns and careful scrutiny by European governments.
Jimmy Lai is due to be sentenced after a national security conviction, highlighting the continuing impact of the law on Hong Kong’s political and legal environment
Thailand’s prime minister claimed election victory as conservatives moved well ahead of rivals, though final outcomes and political implications remain subject to formal processes.
UK Prime Minister’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney resigns amid Epstein-related controversy, highlighting political accountability and scrutiny in Westminster.
Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul’s party secures a decisive lead in the three-way election, signaling continuity and renewed public mandate.
A long-standing worldview skeptical of alliances underpins the confrontational Europe policy associated with Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.
Japan’s snap election delivered Sanae Takaichi a commanding supermajority, turning a high-risk political move into a decisive mandate.
In a surprising electoral outcome, Thai voters have decisively turned against the Progressive Party, opting instead for more traditional choices in a bid for political stability. This decision reflects a desire among the electorate for continuity amid ongoing economic and social challenges.
Several senior Labour figures, including Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting, are viewed as potential successors if Keir Starmer’s leadership is ever challenged.
Thailand votes after years of leadership changes and slow growth, as voters weigh stability, economic recovery, and direction amid global uncertainty.
Japan holds a rare winter election as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi seeks a strong mandate, with voters weighing economic concerns, political stability, and leadership.
Activists from Palestine Action have been acquitted of aggravated burglary charges related to their actions at an Israeli defense company’s facility. The verdict has sparked discussions about political activism, civil disobedience, and the broader implications for protests against military practices.
Starmer faces political strain from scandal, polling decline, and elections; unity, policy progress, and external developments may yet steady his leadership.
A major international company has cautioned South Africa that policy uncertainty could weaken future investment, adding pressure on the government to balance reform with stability.
Thailand held a pivotal election pitting conservative forces against progressive movements, with results expected to shape the country’s political direction and balance of power.
Netanyahu–Trump meeting rescheduled to Wednesday amid concerns Trump may back away from previously declared red lines, highlighting the tension in U.S.–Israel diplomacy.
Japan’s ultraconservative prime minister Sanae Takaichi is poised for a major election victory, securing broad legislative support amid public debate and snow-covered streets.
In a significant diplomatic gesture, the United States and Iran engaged in indirect talks in Oman, with America's military leader in the Middle East participating. This development marks a pivotal moment in longstanding tensions between the nations, as both sides explore potential pathways toward de-escalation and future negotiations.