Coalition government News & Breaking Stories

France's first far-right government since WWII may be on the horizon after National Rally's strong showing in elections.

Roof collapse at New Delhi airport kills one person amid heavy rains, months after refurbishment project inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi.

Israeli hostage Noa Argamani, rescued from Gaza, reunites with boyfriend's mother. Emotional reunion after 245 days in captivity. #rescue #reunion

Macron urges alliance against far-right, Republicans ditch chief. Snap election called after RN's EU win. Battle for power intensifies.

Israeli PM Netanyahu urges war Cabinet minister Gantz not to resign over Gaza strategy, as hostages are rescued from Gaza.

President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, a climate scientist, faces challenges fulfilling green pledges after a victory fueled by fossil fuel support.

Xóchitl Gálvez, a frontrunner in the 2024 Mexican Elections, could make history as Mexico's first female president. Learn more here.

New Polish PM Donald Tusk promises major change after 8 years of nationalist government, pledging to improve relations with the EU.

Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik calls for Harvard President Claudine Gay to step down amid claims of antisemitism on campus.

Electing Liz Cheney as Speaker of the House would bring stability, isolate extremists, and allow for bipartisan cooperation.

Republican Jim Jordan faces opposition within his own party in his bid to become Speaker, causing difficulties in passing bills and approving White House requests.

House Democrats rally behind Representative Hakeem Jeffries as their pick for speaker, despite him failing to reach the majority threshold.

Israel's lack of preparedness for the recent Hamas attack and the EU's support for Palestine are discussed on Hungarian TV.

Republicans struggle to unite and elect Rep. Steve Scalise as the next House speaker following the removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy.

"Hamas's well-planned attack on Israel reveals the ongoing conflicts and motivations behind the violence in the region."

The federal government is on the brink of a shutdown as Congress has not passed any spending bills. A bipartisan deal is needed to keep it open.

Mexican voters in Baja California are preparing for the June 2024 elections, where they will choose a new president, replace the chamber of deputies and senate, and select local and state leaders. A nonpartisan group called Consejo Ciudadano Independiente is aiming to offer voters more choices by identifying potential candidates that could win the support of opposition parties and independent voters. The group is creating a digital platform to vet applicants and pass on their information to opposition parties. Baja California has seen a decrease in voter turnout, and the Consejo members hope to make a difference by addressing the neglect in governance.