Kim Min-seok

Manjula Sood (80, 1945–2025), The U.K’s First Female Asian Lord Mayor Of Leicester In 2008, Died On 12/24/25. She Moved From India In 1970; Taught Primary School From 1973; Became The City’s First Female Hindu Councillor In 1996; And Received An MBE And Honorary Doctorate. Tributes Hail Her As A Pioneer For Diversity, Women, And Leadership.

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Tanzania’s First Female President Samia Suluhu Hassan, In Power Since 2021 After John Magufuli’s Death, Is Set To Become This African Nation’s First Elected Female President In A Vote Widely Seen As A Formality Amid Opposition Bans And Arrests. Critics Cite Rising Repression. Despite Frustration, Samia Remains Popular, Especially Among Rural Women.

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.

Former President Jimmy Carter Turned 100 On 10/01/24 In Plains, Ga, Marking Him As The Oldest Living President And The Longest-Living President In US History. His Post-Presidential Legacy Includes Global Election Monitoring, Near-Eradication Of Guinea Worm Disease, And Human Rights Advocacy, Cementing His Lasting Humanitarian & Respected Impacts.

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.