Amid rising support for Reform UK, Starmer criticised its leader Nigel Farage of being only interested in fomenting division and called on voters to be patient.

The Australian Parliament is set to focus on critical issues including the abolition of the widow tax, overhaul of migration legislation, and progress on gambling advertising reforms. Coalition and Senate crossbench members have united to expedite the end of the widow tax, which imposes additional duties on estates of deceased individuals. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's return from leave has prompted the government to finalise major changes to migration laws, aiming to streamline processes and address workforce needs. Additionally, negotiations for gambling advertising regulations continue, with proposals to restrict incentives that encourage excessive betting. These agenda items highlight ongoing political priorities, balancing economic concerns with social welfare. The widow tax debate reflects broader discussions about tax equity, while migration reforms address demographic challenges. Gambling regulations aim to curb industry practices linked to problem gambling. The parliamentary session's focus underscores the government's commitment to tackling these issues through legislative action, though challenges remain in achieving consensus across political lines.

Chile entered a new political phase as conservative leader José Antonio Kast formally assumed the presidency during a ceremony at the National Congress in Valparaíso, outlining an agenda focused on public security and stricter migration controls.

di Avv. Fabio Loscerbo – Lobbista registrato nel Registro per la Trasparenza dell’Unione Europea (ID n. 280782895721-36), in materia di migrazione e asilo L’8 maggio 2025 la Banca Centrale Europea …