Biden urges restoration of Northern Ireland's power-sharing government
Joe Biden addressed the Ulster University in Belfast, calling for the restoration of the devolved government amid ongoing political instability.
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Kallas-led coalition forms in Estonia after election
Three parties led by Prime Minister Kaja Kallas agree to a new government coalition, five weeks after the parliamentary elections in Estonia.
Bulgaria's parliamentary election ends in tight race between GERB and PP
Bulgarians voted in the fifth election in two years to elect 240 parliamentary members. Exit polls showed GERB narrowly ahead of We Continue the Change, which ran with Democratic Bulgaria.
Finns head to the polls to elect the 200 members of the parliament.
Finns head to the polls to elect the 200 members of the parliament. Centre-right National Coalition Party wins the most votes at 20.7%, while the ruling Social Democratic Party places third with 19.9%.
Humza Yousaf elected First Minister of Scotland
Humza Yousaf has been elected First Minister of Scotland following a vote in the Scottish Parliament. He becomes the first non-white and first Muslim to hold the office since 1999.
Stormont bans TikTok on civil service devices over security risks
Northern Ireland's civil service will prohibit use of TikTok on official devices due to data security concerns, following a UK government decision. The move aligns with similar actions by the European Commission and US federal agencies.
Kelihiano Kalolo assumes role as Head of Government of Tokelau
Kelihiano Kalolo has become the new Ulu-o-Tokelau, or head of government, in a historic election involving all three atolls for the first time.
Li Qiang appointed Premier of China, succeeding Li Keqiang
Li Qiang has been formally appointed as Premier of the People's Republic of China, replacing Li Keqiang following a vote at the National People's Congress.