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Ukraine PM resigns as Zelensky orders reshuffle

Ukraine’s Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has resigned as President Volodymyr Zelensky moves ahead with a major government reshuffle. Svyrydenko stepped down after talks with the president, who said Ukraine is changing its political strategy. He also said she could take up a new role in another important area of government work. The resignation is part of a wider shake-up that may also affect top law enforcement positions. Zelensky did not give full details about the changes. Svyrydenko said she is ready to continue serving the country in any role that helps strengthen Ukraine and protect its interests. She also said the country must unite its resources at a critical time. The move comes as Ukraine continues to face the war with Russia and tries to keep its government focused on national priorities.

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Starmer warns successor over international stage

Outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned that his successor will also need to spend significant time on international affairs. He said it is not realistic for a prime minister to focus only on domestic issues while ignoring global challenges. Starmer noted that the world remains unstable, with ongoing conflicts and diplomatic pressures that affect the UK directly. He added that domestic issues such as bills, public services, and the economy are still tied to decisions made on the international stage. The outgoing prime minister said whoever replaces him must balance foreign policy and local concerns at the same time.

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Macron Reappoints Lecornu as French PM, Deepening Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron has reappointed Sebastien Lecornu as Prime Minister just four days after his resignation, a move that prolongs the country's political crisis. The decision, announced by the Élysée Palace on Friday, dashes hopes for a new face to break the deadlock over an austerity budget. Lecornu, a 39-year-old Macron loyalist, accepted the role "out of duty" and pledged to secure a budget by year's end. The reappointment was met with immediate criticism. The far-right National Rally called it a "bad joke," while the hard left saw it as an insult to the French people. Lecornu's two immediate predecessors were both ousted by parliament over the same budget dispute, and his new government faces the same challenge in a deeply divided assembly.

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France’s Macron Races to Name New PM Amid Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron is under pressure to name a new Prime Minister within 48 hours to resolve a deepening political crisis. This follows the resignation of his previous PM, Sebastien Lecornu, who served for less than a month. The new appointee will be the eighth prime minister of Macron's presidency. The core challenge remains passing an austerity budget through a deeply divided parliament where Macron's centrist party lacks a majority. Lecornu's two immediate predecessors were also ousted over the same budget dispute. The far-right National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, has vowed to "vote against everything" proposed by any new government, complicating the path forward. Macron is expected to announce the new prime minister, and possibly a cabinet, by Friday evening as he seeks to stabilize his government.

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