Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa has stated that any attack on the judiciary's independence will not be tolerated, as he signaled the formation of a full court to hear a suo motu case regarding allegations of interference in judicial affairs by the country's security apparatus.
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) plans to prioritize Ukraine aid as Congress returns to Capitol Hill, but faces challenges from conservatives opposing military funding for Kyiv and Democrats opposing tougher border security provisions.
Democrats are concerned that Israel's conflict in Gaza could become a political liability for President Biden and other candidates if it continues into the summer and draws attention away from other issues, causing disapproval among Americans.
Senior PML-N leader Rana Sanaullah claims that the sentences given to PTI founder Imran Khan were intended to damage PML-N's election campaign, but an honest judge would either remand the case or exonerate Khan.
KTR denies phone tapping allegations against him and asserts that he never commissioned a phone-tapping operation on any heroine, vowing to take legal action against his opponents.
Israeli police officers wounded in terror attack; Biden expresses outrage over aid workers' deaths in Gaza; Hamas skeptical of new Israeli proposal in cease-fire talks; Polish PM says Gaza aid worker deaths strain relations with Israel; Gaza on the brink of famine due to ongoing conflict.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K. T. Rama Rao denies involvement in phone tapping and calls for a Congress government probe into the matter since 2004, warning of legal action against baseless allegations.
Two individuals, including a nominated MCA in Bomet County, have been charged with causing terror and chaos during a meeting convened by President William Ruto, adding to the growing list of suspects arrested in connection with the incident.
Senegal's new president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, appoints popular opposition figure Ousmane Sonko as the prime minister in his first act as leader, pledging systemic change and radical reform.
Fabricated stories blaming Liverpool fans for the Hillsborough disaster, along with other examples of misinformation and disinformation, are being used in a parliamentary initiative to teach MPs how to recognize and combat false information.
Anti-government protests in Jerusalem call for the resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing growing anger over his handling of the war in Gaza, and his physical and political fragility may signal the end of his political career.
Anti-corruption officials have charged a wealthy Malaysian businessman, known as the "Casio King," with making false declarations to secure an $840 million contract, making him the latest figure to be caught up in a corruption crackdown targeting allies of former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
India's Supreme Court has granted bail to Sanjay Singh, a prominent opposition MP and leader of Delhi's Aam Aadmi Party, in a money laundering case after no illegal funds were found.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav criticizes Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, stating that his own party does not take him seriously and his statements lack facts and seriousness.
The majority of traditional BJP leaders in Andhra Pradesh are opposed to the party's alliance with the Telugu Desam Party, according to senior film producer and former MLA Ambika Krishna, potentially impacting the effectiveness of the alliance in the upcoming election.
The Philippines will continue resupply missions to soldiers stationed in a grounded warship off Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea, and any attempts by China to interfere will be met with a response, according to a top security official.
The US strongly opposes China's attempt to rename places in Arunachal Pradesh, reaffirming its support for India's claim over the state, which has historical and strategic significance in the region.
A Palestinian American doctor walked out of President Biden's meeting with Muslim leaders after expressing concerns about the situation in Gaza and the frustration of Palestinian Americans with the administration's rhetoric, with little response from Biden.
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's counsel urges the Islamabad High Court to reject the testimony of the former principal secretary, as it was obtained under suspicious circumstances, in the cipher case appeals hearing.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha's absence amid the ongoing political crisis in the party is fueled by speculation as he claims to be in London for eye treatment while the BJP questions his meeting with a controversial UK Parliamentarian.
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is recovering from surgery after being treated for an acute blood clot and being diagnosed with May-Thurner Syndrome, a rare vascular disease.
Former Liberal MP Han Dong testified at the foreign-interference inquiry that he doesn't recall advising a top Chinese diplomat that releasing the two detained Michaels would affirm "the effectiveness of a hard-line Canadian approach" to China, contradicting just-released intelligence alleging that he made such statements.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and supporting the Black community.
Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a left-wing pan-Africanist, has been inaugurated as Senegal's youngest president, vowing to bring about systemic change and appointing opposition figure Ousmane Sonko as his prime minister.
Palestinian American physician Thaer Ahmad walked out of a White House meeting with President Biden in protest of the administration's handling of the war in Gaza, emphasizing the need for more aid and urging the President to intervene and demand a ceasefire.
Senegal has inaugurated its youngest elected leader, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, as president, while the popular opposition figure Ousmane Sonko has been named as the country's new prime minister.
Israeli military chief admits that the deadly airstrike that killed aid workers in Gaza was a result of "misidentification" in complex conditions.
South Carolina Senator accuses state treasurer of breaching public trust after $1.8 billion moves through state bank account without clarity or accountability.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy is amusing observers with his use of cinema references, specifically horror film references, to satirically mock opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu during his electoral campaign.
An investigation by The Indian Express has found that politicians facing corruption charges who switch to the BJP often face inaction and the closure of their cases, while those in the opposition are more likely to face legal consequences; as many as 25 politicians accused of corruption have joined the BJP since 2014, with most of their cases remaining stalled or closed.
The first phone call between Xi Jinping and Joe Biden conveyed stability in the bilateral relationship but also revealed a deepening disconnect on tech restrictions and economic disputes, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the US and China.
House Republican leaders of the impeachment inquiry into President Biden are demanding answers from the DOJ and IRS about whistleblower retaliation against two agents who have accused the agencies of mishandling the investigation into Hunter Biden, suggesting that the whistleblowers themselves may be under federal investigation.
Republican Senator Katie Britt emphasizes the importance of cross-party relationships and treating people with respect even when disagreeing on issues, highlighting the need for open dialogue in a society fueled by social media and widening political divisions.
Five Singapore citizens have declared their memberships in foreign legislatures or political organizations as required by Singapore's foreign interference law, which aims to address foreign interference in domestic politics.
Hunter Biden’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, plans to continue fighting against the tax charges brought against Hunter Biden, claiming they are "selective and vindictive" despite losing a bid to have the charges dismissed.
University of Arizona President Robert Robbins has announced his resignation due to a $177 million budget shortfall and criticism over financial mismanagement and lack of accountability, with the Arizona Board of Regents already beginning the search for his replacement.
President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping held a candid and constructive discussion on a range of bilateral, regional, and global issues during their phone call, focusing on areas of cooperation and areas of difference.
President Biden discussed the potential "divestiture" of TikTok with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a phone call, addressing concerns about ownership and data security, while Xi warned Biden about crossing a "red line" over Taiwan policy.
A federal judge in Kentucky has blocked a Biden administration rule that would have required states to reduce emissions on federal highways, following a lawsuit led by the Kentucky attorney general and joined by a coalition of 21 state attorney generals.
Over 100 organizations have expressed support for President Biden's nominee for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Adeel Mangi, and condemned the "baseless attacks" against him, urging senators to confirm his appointment.
Haiti's political infighting and power struggle over government control amidst violence and gang activity continues to exacerbate the country's dire situation, with children starving, foreign evacuations, and multi-million-dollar investments going up in flames.
The newly elected pro-Kurdish mayor of a Turkish city has been denied the right to hold office and replaced by the runner-up from President Erdogan's ruling party, sparking condemnation and protests.
Democrats criticize GOP bill to rename Washington Dulles International Airport after former President Trump, suggesting that if Republicans want to name something after Trump, they should choose a federal prison due to the felony charges he is facing.
### Summary Luís Montenegro has been invited to form a new government in Portugal as the country's center-right leader.
A delegation of Canadian politicians' trip to China at the same time as a federal inquiry on foreign interference by China and other nations has been criticized as "dumbfounding" and inappropriate given concerns about Beijing's interference and human rights abuses.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy criticizes the opposition alliance of TDP-BJP-JSP, calling it a "gang of a crafty alliance" based on lies and deceit led by TDP President N. Chandrababu Naidu, and urges people not to give habitual liars a chance.
A Republican state senator in Oregon has threatened to sue a House candidate and a former radio host over statements that suggest he is connected to the Chinese Communist Party.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has appointed Zakiya Carr Johnson as the new chief diversity and inclusion officer at the State Department, emphasizing the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in American diplomacy despite the increased limitations on such initiatives.
Delhi Minister Atishi claimed that the BJP approached her to join the party to save her political career and warned that the Enforcement Directorate would arrest her if she refused, while also alleging that the BJP intends to arrest four more AAP leaders before the Lok Sabha elections.
Chinese farmers are flocking to Russia's Primorsky Krai region, causing economic competition with locals and raising concerns about sovereignty and control.