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A meeting in Mogadishu without U.S. or British representatives reportedly produced a sharp assessment of the Hassan Sheikh Mohamud administration amid a widening diplomatic dispute.
Read report »Solomon Islands lawmakers elected opposition leader Matthew Wale as prime minister after Jeremiah Manele was ousted in a no-confidence vote.
Read report »After three days of talks in Mogadishu, the government and opposition remained split over direct voting and the president's mandate.
Read report »Iraq’s parliament backed Ali al-Zaidi’s cabinet on May 14, ending months of political stasis after the November elections.
Read report »Warsaw registered its first same-sex marriage after European and Polish court rulings forced authorities to recognize marriages entered into abroad.
Read report »Families and maritime monitors say pirates off Somalia have raised the ransom demand for the seized MV Eureka tanker while two product tankers remain under threat.
Read report »Labour's ruling body allowed Andy Burnham to enter the selection process for the Makerfield by-election, though he still needs the local party's backing.
Read report »The prime minister quit after her left-leaning coalition partner withdrew support, leaving no majority in parliament ahead of October elections.
Read report »The health secretary left Keir Starmer’s cabinet after publicly withdrawing his support from the prime minister.
Read report »Officials said Ronald dela Rosa was no longer at the Senate on May 14, 2026, days after the International Criminal Court unsealed an arrest warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity.
Read report »Police in Brighton are working to identify three women whose bodies were recovered near Madeira Drive after an early-morning emergency call.
Read report »AFP via The Manila Times says a judge ruled Alberta officials erred in approving a separatist petition and the pro-independence camp vowed to appeal.
Read report »Koaci reports that the prime minister submitted the resignation of his government, but does not give a reason in the supplied excerpt.
Read report »Pacific Media Network says the 57-year-old returned after a tightly split Assembly vote that left Niue’s new parliament sharply divided.
Read report »The Senate rejected a Democratic war powers resolution 49-50, but three Republicans joined Democrats in opposing the war and Lisa Murkowski broke with her party for the first time.
Read report »The King’s Speech outlines a wide legislative programme, from rail reform to digital ID, as leadership speculation hangs over the day.
Read report »Multiple gunshots were heard inside the Philippine Senate on 2026-05-13 as tensions grew around a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court, according to AFP reporting carried by The Peninsula.
Read report »Government and opposition figures met in Mogadishu for U.S.-mediated talks, with detainee releases and constitutional legitimacy at the center of the dispute.
Read report »The brief report says three people received life sentences as Bahrain intensifies its crackdown on pro-Iran sentiment and networks.
Read report »Wellington plans to change the law so courts cannot hold companies liable for climate-change damage linked to greenhouse gas emissions, according to an AFP report carried by The Times of India.
Read report »Nauru says it will ask voters whether to adopt the name Naoero, a move framed by officials as part of a break with colonial-era naming and language.
Read report »Hungary’s new Cabinet was sworn in, completing the transfer of power to Prime Minister Péter Magyar after a decisive parliamentary win by his pro-European Tisza party.
Read report »The Republican-led South Carolina Senate rejected redistricting efforts that would have redrawn the state's congressional districts, including proposals to eliminate the Black-majority 6th District.
Read report »Keir Starmer’s warning to MPs and ministers came as pressure built inside Labour and reports mounted of possible resignations and a leadership challenge.
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