Britain's Observer newspaper reports Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign Monday, setting a timetable for departure. This follows months of pressure and a rival's parliamentary win. A government source, however, stated Starmer remains focused on governing.
英國「觀察家報」報導，首相施凱爾預計於本月22日宣布辭職，並說明離任時程。報導指出，施凱爾認為其首相職位已難以為繼，但政府消息人士稱其仍專注政務。
The Observer newspaper reports UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign Monday, setting a departure timetable. A government source claims Starmer remains focused on governing, despite over 100 Labour lawmakers publicly calling for his exit.
O jornal The Observer informou que o primeiro-ministro do Reino Unido, Keir Starmer, renunciará ao cargo na segunda-feira (22). A decisão surge após conversas com aliados e em meio a uma crise governamental, com pedidos de renúncia de membros de seu partido e a ascensão de um rival.
Il premier britannico Keir Starmer dovrebbe annunciare le sue dimissioni lunedì, secondo The Observer. La decisione sarebbe maturata per la crescente perdita di sostegno nel Partito Laburista, con la maggioranza dei deputati schierati con Andy Burnham.
The UK Attorney General's Department has stopped posting official updates on X due to concerns about the platform being used to incite violence and racism. The decision follows recent riots and a surge in misinformation, with bad actors allegedly using X to sow discord.
Renowned British photographer Don McCullin, 91, will release his final book, "Vietnam," revisiting his iconic images from the war, including his experiences during the 1968 Battle of Hue. McCullin, who retired from war photography at 75, reflects on the conflict's "madness" and questions the impact of his work.
The ruling Labour Party’s dire results in local and regional elections in the UK late last week had damaged Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s authority and could lead to policy shifts, Chinese experts said. While some in Starmer’s might push for changes in policy towards China, a U-turn on the government’s pro-engagement strategy was unlikely, the observers said, arguing that Britain’s economic position would make this move too costly. More than 5,000 seats across 136 English councils and six...
