Lithuanian PM Paluckas Resigns Amid Ethics Probe
Lithuanian PM Gintautas Paluckas resigns amid coalition threats and an ethics probe, prompting his entire cabinet to step down and testing the nation’s political stability.
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South Korea’s Ex-President Indicted Over Martial Law Power Grab
South Korea’s ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol is indicted for abuse of power over his martial law declaration, marking a historic political crisis.
Thailand’s Constitutional Court Suspends PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra
Thailand’s Constitutional Court suspended PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra pending a final ruling, halting her duties and raising global questions about political stability.
Former President Yoon Faces Special Counsel Over Martial Law Bid
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was questioned by a special counsel over insurrection charges tied to his alleged December martial law bid.
Protests in 24 U.S. Cities Spotlight Trump Immigration Divide
Nationwide protests over the Trump administration’s immigration policy have erupted in at least 24 U.S. cities, highlighting a political stalemate that leaves citizens paying the price.
Lee Jae-myung’s Journey: From Factory Worker to South Korea’s President
Explore Lee Jae-myung’s rise from factory floor to South Korea’s presidency, his AI vision, cost-of-living agenda, and the legal storms he faces.
Portugal President Nominates Luis Montenegro as Prime Minister
Portugal’s president has nominated Luis Montenegro as prime minister, launching coalition talks and setting a course for economic, digital and green reforms.
Yoon Suk-yeol Quits South Korea’s People Power Party
Ousted President Yoon Suk-yeol announced via Facebook that he’s leaving South Korea’s conservative People Power Party, marking a new chapter in Seoul’s political scene.
Singapore’s Ruling Party Wins 14th Consecutive Election
Singapore’s ruling party clinches its 14th successive election victory, underscoring stability and continuity in the city-state’s political landscape.
250,000 Rally in Taipei Over DPP Authorities’ Dictatorship Claims
Over 250,000 Taiwan residents rallied in Taipei against DPP authorities’ so-called dictatorship, joined by key opposition leaders and highlighting tensions over mass recall and cross-strait ties.