A decade after Brexit, support for Scottish independence is near record levels, fueled by a sense of betrayal over being taken out of the EU against the majority's will. Despite other crises, Brexit's economic impact and perceived broken promises continue to drive the independence debate.
Colombia's presidential election heads to a run-off Sunday, pitting progressive Iván Cepeda against conservative outsider Abelardo de la Espriella. Both candidates are addressing voter fears of renewed internal conflict and violence, offering different solutions for the country's health system, debt, and corruption.
Colombians are voting in a presidential run-off election between leftist lawmaker Ivan Cepeda and conservative outsider Abelardo de la Espriella. The candidates offer starkly different approaches to tackling crime, corruption, and the health system, with both campaigns focused on preventing a return to past violence. The election follows a decade since the FARC peace deal.
The protest blockading the Seoul Olympic Park vote counting station, sparked by a ballot shortage, has entered its 17th day. While weekend participation has decreased from previous peaks, younger demographics and families with children are increasingly present, with a designated "Olympic Park Kindergarten" area for children. The protest continues with chants and the spread of conspiracy theories, while a citizens' forum nearby has raised concerns about potential clashes.
Ebbw Vale, a town that received significant EU funding for regeneration after its steelworks closed, voted overwhelmingly for Brexit. Despite new facilities and tech firms, the area remains economically depressed, with residents citing a sense of being left behind and struggling with the cost of living.
A new survey reveals two-thirds of EU citizens would support the UK rejoining the bloc, while most UK voters believe Brexit has negatively impacted key issues and desire closer ties, including free movement.
Erika Kirk, veuve de Charlie Kirk, a inauguré le Women's Leadership Summit à San Antonio, Texas, un an après l'assassinat de son mari. L'événement, axé sur les racines chrétiennes de l'Amérique et la "guerre culturelle", a réuni 3000 femmes influentes.
Hong Kong election authorities have ceased compiling and releasing voter turnout data broken down by age and sex, a practice maintained since at least 2008. This decision, attributed to a lack of operational need, has drawn criticism from analysts and politicians who view the data as crucial for understanding voter demographics and informing policy, and for improving governance.
Over 8,500 pilgrims, primarily Kashmiri Pandits, departed Jammu on Saturday for the annual Kheer Bhawani Mela. The yatra, heading to five Ragnya Bhagwati shrines across Kashmir, has seen increased registrations attributed to a peaceful atmosphere and enhanced security.
A Guardian investigation reveals that areas voting to leave the EU have experienced faster relative growth in foreign workers since the 2016 referendum, despite expectations. These areas have also become relatively more deprived over the same period, with migration increasing significantly, particularly on health and care visas.
The European Union has lifted its negative travel advisory for Assam, excluding three districts under AFSPA. This follows a visit by EU diplomats and is seen as a vote of confidence, encouraging deeper engagement. Efforts are underway to persuade the US and Canada to lift similar restrictions.
Colombia's presidential runoff winner inherits a nation shaped by paramilitary violence. Candidates Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella have intertwined histories with these criminal forces, advocating opposing strategies for crime and peace.
Seven devotees died and at least 30 were injured when the roof of an under-construction Hanuman temple collapsed during a religious program in Parbhani district, India. Six injured are in critical condition.
Seven devotees died and 30 were injured when the roof of an under-construction Hanuman temple collapsed in Parbhani, India on Saturday. Heavy Rajasthani pink stones fell on devotees, who were present despite ongoing construction due to local requests. Rescue efforts are underway, and financial assistance will be provided.
Seven devotees died and 30 were injured when the roof of an under-construction Hanuman temple collapsed during a religious program in Parbhani district, India on Saturday. Rescue efforts were swift, and financial aid will be provided to victims and their families.
Le Haut Commissaire de l'ONU aux droits humains, Volker Türk, a exprimé ses profonds regrets concernant la nouvelle législation européenne sur les retours de migrants, affirmant que les pays de l'UE ne peuvent externaliser leurs obligations en matière de droits humains vers des pays tiers.
Eight years after Brexit, the UK's departure serves as a cautionary tale for the EU, deterring other nations from leaving. Instead, countries like Moldova and Ukraine are seeking membership, driven by geopolitical shifts and threats. EU-UK relations are stabilizing, with a "reset" summit planned.
Ten years after the UK's Brexit vote, this report examines five key areas – Nissan Sunderland, the Thames flotilla, blue passports, care home workers, and the City of London – to assess the lasting impacts of leaving the EU on Britain's politics, economy, and international relations.
Global leaders weigh in on Russia sanctions, Ukraine conflict, and regional stability. Trump discusses US role in Middle East and potential peace deals, while EU and Russia explore communication channels. Bank of Russia cuts key rate, and geopolitical tensions persist across various regions.
Tasmania's minority Rockliff government faces criticism on its first anniversary for failing to deliver on promises of cooperation and transparency. Two ex-ministers resigned amid costly scandals, and the premier was censured. Critics point to a "toxic" parliamentary environment and unfulfilled recommendations for improving standards.
Tasmanians are disillusioned with the Rockliff government's first year, marked by broken promises of cooperation, political games, and costly scandals involving ex-ministers. Despite pledges for transparency, key issues remain unaddressed, leading to public frustration and a potential shift towards alternative political parties.
Andy Burnham, Labour politician and Mayor of Greater Manchester, has won a significant byelection in Makerfield, boosting his chances of becoming the UK's next Prime Minister. His victory signals a potential shift in British politics, challenging current leader Keir Starmer.
The Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking a CBI investigation into alleged corruption during the Tamil Nadu assembly trust vote. The bench cited unsubstantiated allegations and lack of credible evidence.
Germany's Left Party (Die Linke) is aiming to win Berlin's mayoral election in September, with candidate Elif Eralp. The party, a descendant of East Germany's SED, seeks to govern the city-state, currently led by the CDU. Eralp, whose parents fled Turkey, represents a new generation within the party, which is experiencing membership growth but also facing controversy over statements on the Middle East.
