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Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to an all-time low in new polling data released ahead of the upcoming US midterm elections. The decline coincides with Republican struggles to distance themselves from the former president while facing his enduring political influence.
Donald Trump attended the NATO summit where he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Syrian opposition leader al-Sharaa, discussing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Trump also stated his readiness to help end the war during a call with Russian President Putin prior to the summit.
Donald Trump is preparing for a significant summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where trade, Taiwan, and rare metals are expected to be key topics. This comes as his administration faces scrutiny over its stance on Iran and potential troop withdrawals from Germany.
More than 4.7 million voters in Delhi are set to be excluded from the draft electoral roll, with data indicating a higher number of forms submitted and digitized in several minority-dominated constituencies.
Tribal councils in Nicobar are seeking the scrapping of draft poll rules and have criticized the use of Hindi candidate lists. This move highlights concerns over local representation and language in electoral processes.
Authorities in Pakistan have proposed a plan to relocate polluting industrial units, with an initial phase identifying Satyana Road land and allocating Rs1 billion per zone for the shift.
Recent polls suggest that a majority of US voters believe their financial situation has worsened under the Trump administration. This sentiment is reflected in surveys conducted by various news organizations.
A new Financial Times poll indicates that US voters are increasingly unhappy with President Trump's management of inflation and rising grocery prices. The survey suggests that the ongoing Iran war is further deepening public discontent.
A new draft law on pollution in Serbia is being discussed, with critics pointing out that over 150 industrial facilities continue to operate without integrated permits and the proposed legislation may introduce new problems instead of solutions.