Politics

France’s Prime Minister (PM) Sébastien Lecornu, 39, Resigned On 10/6/25 After Just 27 Days, Making Him The Shortest-Serving PM In Modern French History & The 7th PM To Quit Under Macron. Lecornu’s Cabinet Failed To Unite Parliament Over A Budget. Macron Now Faces Mounting Pressure To Call New Elections Or Step Down Amid Deep Political Turmoil.

At 92, Paul Biya, The World’s Oldest President, Seeks An 8th Term In Cameroon. Main Rival Maurice Kamto Was Barred, Sparking Diaspora Protests. Of The 6 Contenders, Cabral Libii & Akere Muna Show Promise. But Analysts Note That Biya Remains Favored, Citing Systemic Advantages And The Absence Of A United Opposition Like In Fru Ndi’s Near-Win In 1992.

President-Elect Donald Trump Makes History By Appointing Susie Wiles, A Seasoned GOP Strategist And His 2024 Campaign Co-Chair, As The First Female White House Chief Of Staff In U.S. History. Wiles, Who Has Worked In Republican Politics Since Reagan’s 1980 Campaign, Is Praised By Trump As “Tough, Smart, Innovative” And “Universally Respected.”

Donald Trump Became The First Former U.S. President Convicted Of Felony Crimes When A New York Jury Found Him Guilty Of 34 Charges Related To Illegally Influencing The 2016 Election. Sentencing Is Set For July 11, Just Before The Republican RNC. Despite This Significant Legal Challenge, Trump Can Still Vote And Run For The 2024 Presidency.

Mar Galcerán, A People’s Party Member, At 45, Became Spain‘s First Parliamentarian With Down’s Syndrome. Following Angela Bachiller, Spain’s First City Councilor With Down’s Syndrome, Her Historic Achievement Reflects Advocacy For Inclusivity. Galcerán Aims To Inspire By Emphasizing Abilities Over Disabilities, And Challenging Prejudices.

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