Cabinet

Malaysia's Democratic Action Party voted to allow Anwar Ibrahim to remain in the cabinet, providing him a reprieve after various electoral setbacks and internal turmoil within his own party.

B.R. Patil expressed that he was not disheartened after being denied a Cabinet position and thanked party workers and supporters who were disappointed by his exclusion.

Zimbabwe's Cabinet approved reduced business licence fees across 13 economic sectors to enhance the country's ease of doing business. The changes are part of the Mop-Up Review exercise aimed at improving the business environment.

The Koli-Kabbaliga Community in Yadgir district has warned Congress and Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar of facing resistance in future elections if no legislators from their community are included in the Cabinet. The community's threat highlights dissatisfaction over perceived political exclusion.

Ben Carroll, the new Victorian premier, has restructured his cabinet with significant portfolio changes, signaling a new government direction, four months before an election.

D.K. Shivakumar expanded his Cabinet two months after being sworn-in as CM, appointing eight legislators as first-time Ministers. The expansion occurred amid confusion and rebellion.

Tanveer Sait expresses frustration over being excluded from the Cabinet, calling the decision an 'injustice'. The article highlights his dissatisfaction with the snub.

Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar stated that a decision on declaring drought will be made by the end of August. Ministers will provide ground reports compiled by the Revenue Department, with the final assessment to be discussed in the Cabinet and submitted to the Government.

President Donald Trump claimed the U.S. has severely degraded Iran’s military but acknowledged Iran retains some capabilities. Trump expressed distrust in Iranian officials, citing dishonesty during stalled negotiations, particularly over cargo ship access to the Strait of Hormuz, which has contributed to rising oil and gas prices.

President Trump expressed losing faith in Iran as doubts grow about a potential peace deal. He convened his Cabinet at Camp David to discuss wars in Iran and Ukraine, along with other administration priorities, and took questions from reporters.

The Cabinet approved the Pradhan Mantri Surya Sarovar Yojana, a scheme aiming to install 5,000 MW of floating solar plants on water bodies by 2030-31.

Trump is taking his Cabinet to Camp David, a secluded retreat known for high-stakes talks. Karoline Leavitt described the 13th meeting of the second term as 'a lot of fun and something different' for the Cabinet.

Trump's Cabinet is meeting at Camp David, a retreat known for high-stakes discussions. Karoline Leavitt described the 13th meeting of the Republican president's second term as 'a lot of fun and something different' for the group.

Trump's Cabinet is meeting at Camp David, a retreat known for high-stakes talks. Karoline Leavitt described the 13th meeting of the Republican president's second term as 'a lot of fun and something different for the Cabinet to experience together.'

President Donald Trump is moving his next Cabinet meeting to the Camp David presidential retreat in Maryland. The meeting is scheduled for Friday and will take place at the Maryland location.

Zimbabwe's Cabinet approved a national Task Force to combat illegal mining following damage in Bindura. The task force aims to address unregulated mining activities nationwide.

Rahul criticized PM Modi for appointing Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister, accusing him of choosing someone who 'protects rapists'. The statement highlights dissatisfaction with the cabinet selection process.

The Cabinet approved a legal framework for an international force in Gaza, with approximately 200 troops. The force will operate in a humanitarian zone in Gaza only upon approval from Netanyahu, the defense minister, and the foreign minister.

Pralhad Joshi is India’s new education minister. He has been a member of the cabinet since 2019 and is associated with PM Modi.

Karnataka Cabinet expansion discussions are expected to resume this week, with a focus on inducting new Ministers and addressing broader political restructuring within the state government.

President Trump met with his Cabinet to discuss whether to intensify strikes against Iran, following ongoing regional attacks between Iran and the United States. The discussions occurred days before a planned meeting with Israel's prime minister.

The government proposes to raise the Below Poverty Line (BPL) income ceiling to ₹3 lakh, which will be presented to the Cabinet. The move aims to expand access to welfare benefits for eligible families.

The Cabinet approved a ₹1,264 crore rail line expansion project in Karnataka and Andhra to increase rail capacity, improve freight and passenger movement, and strengthen connectivity between the two states under the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan.

The Indian government has approved the BHAVYA-Rasayan Scheme, a ₹3,030 crore initiative to establish three dedicated chemical parks. The Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the scheme to set up the parks.

The article accuses Donald Trump and his Cabinet of misleading the American people about the Iran war with false claims, stating the war has lasted over 20 weeks with significant U.S. casualties and a lack of transparency. The administration's statements are criticized as containing lies and spin, with specific examples of Trump declaring premature victories and inconsistent nuclear policy goals.

A minister admitted the £450m funding for a £2 bus fare cap has 'not worked out yet,' despite the Prime Minister instructing Cabinet that all policies must be costed. The announcement highlights discrepancies between policy planning and financial commitments.

The article discusses how Burnham's Cabinet purge may have contributed to his own downfall, according to Jason Groves. It highlights the potential consequences of Burnham's actions within the government.

The article discusses changes to Andy Burnham's cabinet, including who has been appointed or removed, alongside policy announcements and their proposed funding methods.

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is gathering his Cabinet. He has removed allies of predecessor Keir Starmer from the government.

Kanishka Narayan will attend cabinet, but the role of technology secretary has been removed. The AI minister role has been elevated in a reorganization referred to as the Burnham shake-up.

The Cabinet approved a plan to curb settler violence in March, which Prime Minister Netanyahu described as a 'cancer.' The decision and Netanyahu's criticism were kept secret for political reasons, despite security chiefs advocating for public disclosure.

Burnham’s new cabinet includes a Chancellor from Labour’s ‘old right’ who is experienced but not expected to significantly change the existing setup.

Burnham, as PM, vowed to outperform Starmer and hinted at a Leftward policy shift in his first speech but provided no details, with a Cabinet conflict anticipated.

Andy Burnham is set to become Prime Minister and announce his Cabinet today. Live updates are expected as the event unfolds.

U.K.'s Burnham has dropped a digital ID scheme to prioritize cost of living concerns, according to allies. He will become Prime Minister on July 20 and announce his cabinet team.

Andy Burnham will become the UK's sixth prime minister in a decade and warn the country must be honest about its challenges. He is set to start making cabinet appointments after visiting Buckingham Palace to accept the role from the king.

Andy Burnham's pledge to unite Labour has been described as 'dead on arrival' due to disputes over Cabinet appointments. The article highlights growing chaos about which individuals will serve in his Cabinet.

The government plans to reform tender processes to increase transparency by consolidating them under a single framework. The Cabinet has decided to establish a committee of experts to assess the issue and provide recommendations.

The government has formed a special team to conduct a detailed probe into Dharani transactions, extending an initial audit from Siddipet and Medak districts to the entire state. The decision followed complaints about the inclusion of vast lands in a prohibited list.

Andy Burnham was elected as the new Labour Party leader and is set to become the UK's next prime minister. He emphasized a pro-business approach, plans for a diverse cabinet, and the need for public control over essential costs to address inflation.