A YouGov survey reveals nearly one in four Singaporeans aged 18 to 44 plan to remain childless, driven by financial concerns, unstable freelance incomes, and a lack of work-life balance.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew criticized US President Donald Trump as a "bad person" and urged Canada to resist rushing into concessions, even as Manitoba weighs restoring US alcohol sales to help secure a trade deal.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will headline the Economic Times World Leaders Forum in New Delhi, bringing together global business leaders and policymakers to discuss AI, geopolitics, and India's growing economic influence.
Taxpayer money will fund the clearance of illegal dumps in West Yorkshire, Surrey and Kent containing 22,000 tonnes of waste. Andy Burnham announced the initiative alongside AI drones and increased fines for rogue dumpers.
Peru's new government aims to enforce its free-trade agreement with Hong Kong this year, positioning the nation as a commercial bridge between South America and the Asia-Pacific.
Zomi Frankcom and colleagues were killed in a marked humanitarian convoy by the IDF, which dismissed the attack as a 'mistake' without further investigation.
Malaysian leader expected to visit China to attend the Global Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou and hold talks with Li, building on efforts to strengthen bilateral relations.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was returned to Adiala Jail after a medical evaluation at Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad following Supreme Court orders.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving from the US to a private residence in the UK. The government states security decisions rest with the independent Ravec committee, while the couple seeks to rebuild family ties and manage upcoming UK-based commitments.
Andy Burnham has stated that security for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex upon their UK return is a private matter. The couple, who moved to California in 2020, are expected to relocate to a non-royal residence in the UK later this month.
Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie has fiercely criticized the Australian government's planned $5,000 cap on veterans' allied health services. Lambie, citing her own medical history, accused the Department of Veterans' Affairs of failing to provide adequate care.
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened investigations into Trainline, Virgin Atlantic, and Red Driving School regarding 'drip pricing' tactics. The regulator is utilizing new enforcement powers granted by the 2024 Digital Markets Act.
South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook announced plans to streamline regulations to support new industries, proposing a 'market first, regulate later' approach and the creation of a dedicated regulatory reform center to boost economic growth.
Independent Senator David Pocock criticizes the Prime Minister for a weak gambling reform deal, arguing it ignores a Senate inquiry's recommendations and prioritizes the gambling industry over public interest and the protection of children.
Andy Burnham's pledge to end rough sleeping faces widespread scepticism from homeless individuals and charity workers in London, who cite a lack of long-term housing solutions and the complexity of addressing underlying issues like mental health and addiction.
The family of slain Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom condemned Israel's decision not to launch a criminal investigation into her death, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled the move an outrage.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated in an Al Jazeera interview that he views Taiwan as part of China, while observers note potential trade-offs for future hi-tech investments.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced £100m in winter funding to tackle rough sleeping in England by Christmas, calling on wider society and faith groups to support a nationwide effort.
Former French PM François Fillon was suspended for 10 years from the Légion d’honneur following his conviction for providing his wife with a fake parliamentary job using public funds.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is creating a new No 10 department in Manchester, overseen by Louise Haigh, to take control of growth policy and devolution from the Treasury, echoing historical efforts to bypass Whitehall's institutional caution.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized the AFL's handling of a player scandal in New South Wales involving sexual assault allegations, condemned Israel's clearance of personnel in Zomi Frankcom's death, and conceded his podcast appearance was an error.
India considers Bangladesh's request for additional diesel supply under their 15-year agreement, amidst Bangladesh's power conservation measures and complex bilateral relations.
Vatican Secretary for International Affairs Paul Richard Gallagher is scheduled to visit Moscow from August 25 to 28, according to Bishop Nikolay Dubinin. The visit follows previous diplomatic engagements between the Vatican and Russian officials.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared nearly £350,000 in pre-election donations from major contributors, including David Sainsbury and Sacha Lord. The new register of interests also details hospitality and legal funding for cabinet members like Louise Haigh.
