Cabinet

Germany's 2027 draft budget allocates more funds to the military while reducing spending on other areas, leading to rapid debt growth. The Cabinet has approved the budget, which now requires parliamentary approval.

The government has declared a High Court ruling allowing a key broadcast media regulator to operate without a quorum as 'unlawful,' vowing to disobey it. The opposition accuses the government of 'violating the rule of law,' raising concerns about a constitutional crisis.

President Trump will not attend the United States' match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will lead the government delegation to the game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Trump has not attended any World Cup matches yet but is expected at the July 19 final in New Jersey. Other Cabinet officials have represented the U.S. at prior matches.

Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan announced 541 projects will be completed within 100 days, stating a countdown has begun for their implementation after Cabinet approval. The statement was made during the presentation of the Kerala Appropriation Bill, 2026 in the Assembly.

Nitzan Alon disputes Smotrich's claims about hostage negotiations, stating more captives could have survived if the cabinet had accepted earlier deals. Alon argues the war could have ended at least a year earlier but was prolonged by the cabinet's refusal to pursue comprehensive agreements in favor of 'total victory,' which he calls a falsehood.

Creatives in Australia demand assurances from the Albanese government that copyright laws won’t be weakened under a potential deal with tech giants. The proposal involves AI companies mining creative content in exchange for a $50bn datacentre investment and a $350m annual fund for artists.

Kenya's Cabinet has approved a new bilateral health framework with the United States to deepen cooperation in public health, focusing on strengthening disease surveillance.

The state government is reconsidering minimum wages set for 84 scheduled employments after they were notified without Cabinet approval. The Labour Department has been instructed to prepare a Cabinet note to address this procedural oversight.

Israel's Cabinet approved a proposal to recognize the violence against Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I as a genocide. The move highlights deteriorating relations between Israel and Turkey.

Israel's Cabinet approved a proposal to designate violence against Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I as a genocide. The move reflects deteriorating ties between Israel and Turkey.

The Israeli Cabinet approved a 5-year, NIS 360 million plan to boost Eilat's economy and infrastructure, focusing on public transportation, health system improvements, and tertiary education. Prime Minister Netanyahu described Eilat as a future 'strong, flourishing, southern gate' of Israel.

Red Queen Rayner will maintain influence in Andy Burnham's first Cabinet, according to allies. The claim highlights continued political alignment between the two figures.

A vicious ambush in the Situation Room revealed a bitter feud between two of Trump's Cabinet members. The incident highlighted tensions within the administration.

Rwanda's Cabinet has approved the establishment of a National Artificial Intelligence Agency as part of the country's digital transformation. The move indicates Rwanda's commitment to integrating AI into national development.

Wes Streeting has withdrawn from the Labour leader race and endorsed Andy Burnham, referred to as the 'King of the North', amid political maneuvering for Cabinet positions.

JD Vance discussed President Trump's unwritten dress code expectations for the Cabinet, emphasizing that public officials must honor the institutions they serve. The revelation was made during an interview on the 'Hang Out with Sean Hannity' podcast.

The government plans to credit the kharif installment of Rythu Bharosa on June 30. The Cabinet has resolved to pressure the Centre to purchase all farmers' produce.

A cabinet panel has been formed to study the implications of accepting the Centre’s offer and to examine models implemented in other states. The panel’s focus is on analyzing these models and their potential impact.

The article previews three pivotal UK by-elections in Makerfield, Aberdeen South, and Arbroath & Broughty Ferry, highlighting their potential to reshape British politics. It discusses the Conservatives' strategy in Aberdeen South, the SNP's challenge from Labour in Arbroath, and Makerfield's significance as a closely watched contest. The piece also touches on UK-EU summit tensions and the cabinet's possible future without Keir Starmer.

Starmer is reportedly considering offering Burnham a Cabinet job to retain him, while Ed Miliband may resign to pressure the prime minister. The article highlights internal political tensions and potential leadership challenges.

President Museveni has tasked the new Cabinet with accelerating Uganda's socio-economic transformation, urging ministers to shift the country from subsistence livelihoods to a modern, industrialized, and wealth-creating economy.

Uganda's new Cabinet has pledged disciplined leadership, accountability, and zero tolerance for corruption during a ten-day induction retreat at the National Leadership Institute in Kyankwanzi.

President Donald Trump takes comfort in giving D.C. a face-lift amid challenges including war, inflation, and declining approval ratings. He reacts during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on May 27, 2026.

DVAC has reopened a corruption case against Minister R. Vaithilingam for an alleged offense during his tenure in Jayalalithaa’s Cabinet. The case was registered on September 19, 2024.

The Cabinet is set to approve funding for establishing 61 West Bank settlements, bypassing the standard settlement planning process to fast-track construction in 'strategically sensitive' areas. The move is reported by The Times of Israel.

Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris have finally commented on the governor's race after a months-long silence. Former President Joe Biden has not endorsed Newsom, who he appointed to his Cabinet in 2021.

The West Bengal cabinet under Suvendu Adhikari's government in 2026 includes several new ministers appointed by the BJP. The government has inducted fresh faces into the Cabinet.

The article discusses the swearing-in of Uganda's new Cabinet, marking the start of the 2026-2031 government term following January's general election and Parliament's formation. It highlights the expectations of Ugandans who voted in the election and urges the new government to honor these hopes.

The Cabinet passed a resolution praising Prime Minister Modi's tenure record and extending wishes for his excellent health and long life.

Congress workers are advocating for Belur Gopala Krishna to secure a position in the Cabinet. The request is centered on assigning him a ministerial role.

Former ministers in Karnataka express disappointment over their exclusion from the Cabinet. The decision not to include them has led to dissatisfaction among these officials.

The article is an enthusiastic tribute to an individual's accomplishments over 18 months since January 2025, highlighting their leadership, physical presence, and unique personality. It praises their actions on gas emissions, cabinet management, and cultural references to Andrew Lloyd Webber, while expressing admiration for their appearance and behavior.

South Africa's Cabinet has reaffirmed the government's commitment to intensifying the fight against organized crime and strengthening the country's contribution to the continental response to Ebola outbreaks.

The South African Cabinet has approved the Revised Industrial Development Strategy (IDS) to create jobs through various projects and programs. The plan aims to facilitate employment opportunities across different sectors.

Mandelson is accused of a 'scorched earth' revenge strategy, prompting Starmer and the Cabinet to monitor leaks of messages to a disgraced ex-envoy. Darren Jones's praise of the ex-envoy has been exposed.

Russia's finance ministry requested the cabinet to freeze spending in other areas due to rising costs from the war in Ukraine, with the conflict overspending by $28bn.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her cabinet have formalized the wording of the separation question for October 19. The exact phrasing was confirmed through an order in council.

Trump accuses Iran of delaying peace talks until the US midterm elections to gain better terms, threatening Oman in the process. The president made these claims during a White House cabinet meeting on May 27.

President Trump held his 12th Cabinet meeting in his second administration, discussing topics including U.S.-Iran peace negotiations, Washington, D.C. renovation efforts, and updates on government initiatives. Secretary of State Marco Rubio provided a report on diplomatic efforts with Iran, while the meeting also touched on unrelated issues like the Ebola outbreak and midterm elections.

President Trump addressed various topics during a Cabinet meeting at the White House, including his assertion that no one will control the Strait of Hormuz. Natalie Brand provided additional context following his remarks.