The former lawyer, political adviser and education minister became Victoria’s 50th premier after Jacinta Allan resigned, leaving Labor to contest an election four months later under new leadership.
The conservative leader took office in Lima after a June runoff decided by fewer than 50,000 votes, inheriting a country marked by political turnover, crime concerns and regional divides.
Rosario Murillo says the constitutional reform vote has been pushed back, extending uncertainty over a plan that critics say would entrench repression.
Jarosław Kaczyński said more than 30 lawmakers had effectively left Poland’s main opposition party, but a Morawiecki supporter disputed that any Development Plus members had resigned.
Authorities in Ottawa County are investigating the deaths of eight family members discovered inside a burning residence in Grand Haven Charter Township.
A Minnesota man who shot dead a state lawmaker and her husband was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday, with a judge describing the case as an attack on democracy.
The opposition leader's brief detention outside Narendra Modi's residence came amid protests over exam leaks and marking disputes that have fueled one of the biggest challenges to the government since 2024.
The former CHP chairman said his planned movement would seek to become Turkey’s leading parliamentary opposition, although analysts warned it could divide forces challenging President Erdogan.
Daniel Ortega has announced that Nicaragua will stop holding elections, a move that hardens the country’s drift toward openly inherited authoritarian rule.
Riot police in New Delhi baton-charged protesters marching toward parliament over exam irregularities, as internet access was restricted in parts of the city.