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President Lee Jae-myung of South Korea has announced six new ministers and two senior secretaries, marking the formation of his new government and outlining his administration’s key focus areas.
Elon Musk’s team is expanding the use of his AI chatbot Grok into the U.S. federal government, raising concerns over potential conflicts of interest and data privacy.
Serbia’s parliament has accepted Prime Minister Milos Vucevic’s resignation, triggering a 30-day deadline to form a new government or call a snap election, following protests over a deadly accident.
In early 2025, Colombia faces rising violence as rival groups battle over Catatumbo, leaving 80 dead and displacing over 50,000 people.
Mexico proposes a new Ministry for Women to enhance the protection of women’s rights, signaling a stronger commitment to gender equality.
China’s 14th National People’s Congress opened its annual session in Beijing, with deputies and ministers engaging the public and media to discuss the nation’s key policies and future direction.
China highlights the role of its people’s congresses system in ensuring long-term social stability, says NPC spokesperson Lou Qinjian.
President Trump held his first cabinet meeting, emphasizing government efficiency and expressing a desire to strengthen ties with China.
As of October 2023, President Klaus Iohannis continues to lead Romania, with no announcements of resignation.
A U.S. judge has temporarily blocked Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing Treasury systems, citing risks of sensitive data mishandling.