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2025 Australia election: Australian PM Anthony Albanese's new cabinet decoded; full list, who gets what
Following a decisive victory in the 2025 federal election, Anthony Albanese was sworn in for a second term as Prime Minister, solidifying the Labor Party's control. The new cabinet reflects both continuity and change, with key ministers retained and new faces appointed to drive policy priorities. Sussan Ley's election as Liberal Party leader marks a shift in opposition leadership.
UK gets tough on migration, doubles citizenship wait times
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced stricter immigration policies, including doubling the citizenship wait time to ten years, aiming to significantly reduce immigration over the next five years. Blaming the previous Conservative government for an "open borders experiment," Starmer pledged a controlled, selective, and fair immigration system.
Massive tax deductions coming? Can Republicans convince Donald Trump administration?
Tax deduction has become a talking point after Donald President took over the Presidency in January.
Canada’s silent power: How natural resources, cultural influence, and policy make it a global economic force in 2025
Canada, often overshadowed by larger Western powers, stands as a formidable force in 2025 due to its robust economy, rich natural resources, and unique cultural landscape. With provinces like Alberta and Quebec leading in energy and renewable sectors, and a strong French-Canadian influence shaping inclusive policies, Canada’s strategic positioning and diversified economy underscore its significant role on the global stage
'Incoherent nonsense': Keir Starmer defends UK-India FTA amid opposition criticism over tax exemptions
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is defending the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India against criticism regarding a double taxation clause. The clause exempts Indian workers in the UK from National Insurance contributions for three years, a move the Conservative Party claims unfairly benefits Indian workers and costs the UK Treasury.
Canadians, get ready to shell out $2 million if you want Poilievre back in Parliament!
Pierre Poilievre's attempt to re-enter Parliament through a byelection in Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot is raising financial concerns. The byelection could cost taxpayers nearly $2 million, a significant increase from previous years. Critics question the fairness of using public funds for a leader's political comeback, especially given Poilievre's promises to cut government waste.
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Poilievre vows to rebuild after election loss, Andrew Scheer steps in as Conservative Party interim leader
Following an unexpected defeat in the 2025 election, Pierre Poilievre, despite securing 41.3% of the vote, lost his Carleton seat and pledged to "listen and learn." The Conservative caucus appointed Andrew Scheer as parliamentary leader until Poilievre secures a new seat. He is expected to run in a by-election in the Alberta riding of Battle River-Crowfoot.
Merz misses the mark as German Chancellor bid falls short by six votes
Friedrich Merz, the CDU leader, failed to secure the chancellorship in the initial parliamentary vote, despite his coalition holding a majority. This unprecedented failure exposed significant fractures within the coalition, primarily due to internal dissent over Merz's fiscal policy. The far-right AfD has capitalized on this instability, demanding new elections as the coalition regroups to address its faultlines.
Poilievre eyes Alberta for his electoral comeback, sitting Battle River-Crowfoot MP to quit
After a shocking defeat in Carleton, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre seeks a political comeback in Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot riding. Incumbent MP Damien Kurek will resign to pave the way for Poilievre, but the Longest Ballot Committee threatens to disrupt the byelection with a flood of candidates, potentially complicating his return to Parliament.
NDP looks beyond Jagmeet Singh after election rout, to choose a new leader
Canada's New Democratic Party faces a leadership crisis. This follows a poor performance in the recent federal election. Jagmeet Singh resigned after losing his seat. The party is now seeking an interim leader. Federal council will meet to decide on the interim leadership. Veteran MPs like Don Davies and Jenny Kwan are being considered.
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wins second three-year term
Anthony Albanese secured a historic victory, becoming the first Australian Prime Minister in 21 years to win a second consecutive three-year term. Peter Dutton conceded defeat, acknowledging his party's underperformance. The election was dominated by discussions on energy policy and the cost of living crisis, with both parties outlining plans to address these critical issues.
Early vote count favors Australia's government being reelected for a second term
Early vote counts in Australia's general election suggest a potential second term for the center-left Labor Party, though the opposition anticipates a close contest. Energy policy and cost of living are key issues, with both sides addressing the crisis. The election occurs amidst changing demographics, with younger voters outnumbering Baby Boomers for the first time.
After Conservative collapse in Canada, Donald Trump's global shadow looms large, Australia's Right may be the next to face voter backlash
Australia's upcoming elections see a shift in voter focus. Previously favored Liberals now face challenges. Public concern grows over leaders' ties with Donald Trump. Peter Dutton's alignment with the former US President raises questions. Trust in the US hits a record low among Australians. The Labor Party, led by Anthony Albanese, gains ground amid these concerns.
Pierre Poilievre fights to stay on as Conservative leader after election loss
Pierre Poilievre is under pressure within the Conservative Party of Canada. This follows a disappointing election outcome. The party gained seats but failed to form government. Poilievre lost his own seat. Questions arise about his leadership. He is now working to secure support. Internal tensions are rising over strategy. The party must decide on its future direction.
South Korea's acting leader Han resigns amid reports he will run for presidential election
South Korea's acting President Han Duck-soo resigned, signaling his anticipated entry into next month's presidential election. Han, a potential conservative candidate, aims to unite the party against liberal front-runner Lee Jae-myung. His extensive experience in government and economics is touted by supporters, while critics question his lack of elected office and leadership.
The final result: Who won what in 2025 Canada federal election, and why
Mark Carney led the Liberal Party to victory in Canada's 2025 elections. The Liberals secured a minority government. Pierre Poilievre of the Conservative Party lost his seat. Jagmeet Singh of the NDP also faced defeat. Donald Trump's policies influenced the election. Canadians prioritized stability amidst global tensions. The election saw record voter turnout. Carney emphasized Canadian independence from the US.
Germany's SPD members back coalition with conservative leader Friedrich Merz
Germany's Social Democrats approved a coalition treaty with conservatives. This clears the path for a new government. Friedrich Merz is set to become chancellor on May 6. The coalition aims to revive Germany's economy. Key goals include infrastructure investment and a minimum wage increase. The SPD secured the finance ministry. However, some party members criticized concessions on migration rules.
Punjab-origin leaders win 22 seats in Canada elections
In Canada's recent federal elections, 22 candidates of Punjab origin secured seats in the parliament, a slight increase from previous elections. These representatives, comprising members from both the Liberal and Conservative parties, contested from various regions across Canada.
Poilievre’s defeat sparks leadership crisis, Conservatives split wide open
The Canadian Conservative Party faces turmoil after failing to unseat the Liberals for the fourth time, with leader Pierre Poilievre losing his seat. This defeat has ignited internal divisions and questions about his leadership, despite some praising his campaign's vote share. Poilievre's future as leader is uncertain, especially without a seat in Parliament, potentially leading to a leadership review.
Was record voter turnout the reason Liberals retained power in the 2025 Canada election?
Canada's election saw a high voter turnout, resulting in a Liberal victory under Mark Carney, securing a fourth term with 169 seats. Both Liberal and Conservative parties exceeded 40% of the popular vote, a rare occurrence last seen in the 1930s. The NDP and Bloc Québécois faced setbacks, while Carney pledged to assert Canada's interests globally.
Pierre Poilievre Canada election 2025 results: Conservative Party leader, who was once predicted to become Prime Minister, now faces defeat in polls
Canada election 2025 results are being declared and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is losing in his own Parliamentarian seat.
Change needed but hard to come by: Poilievre concedes as Carney’s Liberals win historic fourth term
Pierre Poilievre conceded defeat to Liberal challenger Bruce Fanjoy in Canada's 2025 federal election, acknowledging Conservative shortcomings despite gaining at least 20 seats. Poilievre vowed to continue leading his party, emphasizing the need for change and continued fight. The election was influenced by US President Trump's trade policies, with Fanjoy capitalizing on unity.
Who gained and who lost in Canada federal election 2025
Mark Carney's Liberals secured a minority government in Canada. They defeated Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives. Wayne Long won reelection. Danielle Smith demands action from Carney. Jagmeet Singh plans to resign after the NDP's major losses. Maxime Bernier also lost his seat. Donald Trump's comments backfired amid rising Canadian nationalism. Carney faces challenges in Parliament and with the US.
How Pierre Poilievre lost the plot and Canada federal election 2025
Pierre Poilievre's anticipated victory in the 2025 Canadian federal election dissolved as Mark Carney led the Liberals to a surprising fourth consecutive term. Despite initial pollster predictions favoring the Conservatives, Carney's rise after Trudeau's resignation and his ability to counter Trump's economic threats resonated with voters. Poilievre even risked losing his own seat.
‘President Trump, stay out of our election’ and ‘we decide what happens here’: Poilievre-Carney unison on ‘51st State’ taunt
Donald Trump's comments about Canada becoming the 51st state sparked controversy during the Canadian election. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre strongly opposed Trump's interference. He asserted Canada's sovereignty. Justin Trudeau responded with a video message emphasizing Canada's independence. Trump's remarks and tariffs impacted the election. The Liberal Party gained votes. The next Canadian government will face challenges from the U.S. president.
Poilievre is the winner! Mock federal election in Canada schools elect Conservative minority government
Canadian students from 5,900 schools participated in a mock election organized by CIVIX and Elections Canada, projecting a Conservative minority government with 165 seats. This mock election saw increased participation, indicating a growing youth interest in Canadian democracy. The Liberals secured 145 seats, forming the opposition, while the NDP and Green Party faced significant challenges.
Canada election 2025 result: Did Donald Trump just suggest Canadians vote for him to make Canada a U.S state?
During Canada's federal election, Donald Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st U.S. state, promising economic benefits like tax cuts and increased trade. Canadian leaders swiftly rejected the idea. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre asserted Canada's sovereignty, while Prime Minister Mark Carney affirmed Canada's independence. Despite Trump's claims, Canadians cannot vote for him as he is not on the ballot.
Pierre Poilievre's rise from humble beginnings to Canada’s Prime Ministerial contender
Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative Party leader, is a prominent contender in the 2025 Canadian federal elections. His campaign focuses on addressing the rising cost of living, reforming energy policies, and fiscal conservatism. Poilievre's promises have resonated with voters, solidifying his position as a strong Prime Ministerial candidate despite facing criticism for his right-wing populism.
What Canada’s major parties prioritized in the final days of the 2025 federal election
Canada's federal election saw Liberals, Conservatives, Bloc Québécois, and NDP vying for power. Conservatives targeted Liberal ridings. Liberals initially led but shifted focus after debates. NDP started offensively but defended seats later. Bloc Québécois balanced offense and defense. Parties focused on key ridings, highlighting the election's high stakes. Campaign strategies revealed priorities before the elections.
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