Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs George Kurian has resigned, fueling speculation of a Cabinet reshuffle. His Rajya Sabha term ended without renomination, and President Murmu accepted his resignation. PM Modi's meeting with the President further fueled these discussions.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff announced a cabinet reshuffle following the resignations of racing minister Jane Howlett and Madeleine Ogilvie. Roger Jaensch takes on new portfolios, including Tourism and Racing, while Jo Palmer adds Minister for Women to her responsibilities.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff has reshuffled his cabinet following the resignations of two ministers. Roger Jaensch takes on new portfolios including Tourism and Racing, while Jo Palmer assumes responsibility for Women and Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence. These changes come after Jane Howlett resigned over legal fees and Madeleine Ogilvie stepped down amid accusations of misleading parliament.
BJP excludes Union Ministers Ravneet Singh Bittu and George Kurian from its Rajya Sabha candidate list for June 18 polls, sparking rumors of a cabinet reshuffle. None of the outgoing RS MPs were renominated, with organisational functionaries and new faces chosen instead.
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met with cabinet members ahead of the first anniversary of the Lee Jae-myung administration. Speculation about his potential resignation to run for party leadership coincides with discussions on national affairs and a possible cabinet reshuffle.
Top Congress sources indicate a decision on Karnataka leadership change speculation is imminent, with a meeting scheduled between the party high command, CM Siddaramaiah, and Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar. A minor cabinet reshuffle has already occurred.
Premier David Crisafulli is standing by two of his ministers who have insisted they did not breach conflict of interest rules over their on-again off-again relationship.
Keir Starmer has insisted the 'vast majority' of the parliamentary Labour party supports his leadership despite calls for his resignation over the Peter Mandelson ambassadorial appointment controversy. The Prime Minister told the Sunday Times he believes Labour can still win the next general election, while his former chief of staff Morgan McSweeney is expected to testify before the foreign affairs committee on Tuesday about the circumstances surrounding Mandelson's hiring.
