Political news and government updates
Dr. Henry Byamukama Katabazi, a multifaceted Ugandan leader known for his roles in faith, boxing, and philanthropy, has announced his candidacy for Uganda's presidency in 2026. His unique blend of spiritual leadership, sports management, and community development sets him apart as a fresh face in Ugandan politics. ###
The UK is considering halting visas for countries that do not cooperate with migrant return agreements, as part of a broader strategy to curb illegal immigration.
Hundreds of attendees, including political leaders from various parties, gathered to honor the late Labour Member of the Senedd, Hefin David.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reshapes his inner circle to streamline operations and prioritize economic expertise ahead of critical fiscal decisions.
New Home Office data reveals a surge in asylum applications, reaching 111,000 in the past year, the highest since 2002. A recent government victory in an appeal allows asylum seekers to remain in a hotel in Epping while their cases are processed.
President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a defiant Independence Day address, reaffirming Ukraine's commitment to fight for its freedom and a just peace, as Kyiv marked its 34th anniversary of independence. He thanked allies for crucial military aid, while Russia claimed Ukrainian attacks damaged a transformer at a Kursk nuclear facility.
MSP Jeremy Balfour resigns from the Scottish Conservative Party citing disagreements with the party's current leadership and their approach to policy-making.
The Democratic Front (DF) Electoral Commission has announced that the upcoming nomination process for the party's candidates will be taking place in Greater Masaka starting next week, followed by the Acholi subregion.
The UK government has lost its appeal against a High Court ruling that prohibits the placement of asylum seekers at a Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex. The 140 asylum seekers must vacate the premises by September 16th.
President Trump asserted he concluded six international conflicts without referencing a ceasefire, yet official accounts and his own statements regarding some of these conflicts highlight ceasefire agreements.
Acclaimed novelist Sally Rooney pledges ongoing financial and public support for proscribed group Palestine Action, declaring she accepts being labeled a terror supporter under UK law. Her stance comes as Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defends the ban citing the group's alleged extremist activities.
Despite missing out on a ceasefire agreement, European leaders are set to join Ukrainian President Zelensky in a crucial meeting with President Trump at the White House.
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