Politics

Former UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced he is resigning from parliament after 11 years to focus on international affairs, defense, and trade.

Andy Burnham and other U.K. leaders are championing public control for essential utilities, with Thames Water emerging as a primary target.

US lawmakers are advancing bipartisan legislation to identify foreign countries behind the surge of unlawful robocalls targeting Americans.

The US government has defended a controversial oil deal linked to the Trump administration, stating that it firmly furthers national interests.

President Trump has announced plans to nominate acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao to the permanent position, drawing on his decades of special operations experience.

The Punjab Assembly passed the controversial Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2026, prompting a full walkout and sharp criticism from opposition lawmakers.

Dan Driscoll, the youngest-ever US Army secretary, has stepped down roughly 18 months into the job, capping a tenure marked by persistent friction in Washington.

PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has dismissed swirling social media speculation about an engagement, saying any official family announcement would come from the Bhutto household itself.

Pakistan’s health minister Mustafa Kamal says government hospitals should drop permanent staff entirely in favor of contract-based hiring run by a private-sector CEO.

The Islamabad High Court has ordered ministries, PTA and Pemra to respond to a petition seeking age-verification rules for children’s social media use across Pakistan.