UK Leadership Change: Andy Burnham is set to become Britain’s next prime minister on Monday without a general election, after winning Labour leadership and promising a “dynamic start” focused on easing the cost-of-living and pushing devolution. India Protest Crackdown: In Delhi, Congress and NCP(SP) accuse the Centre and Delhi Police of suppressing democratic dissent after Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to hospital during his NEET-linked hunger strike; Congress leader Pawan Khera says the right to dissent is being undermined. Parliament March Hurdle: The Cockroach Janata Party says it hasn’t sought Delhi Police permission for its July 20 Parliament march, with police likely to block it due to Monsoon Session security. US Congress & College Accountability: Lawmakers reintroduce the “Protecting Students from Worthless Degrees Act,” aiming to cut federal aid to low-outcome college programs. International Diplomacy: Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun heads to Washington for talks with Trump on securing Israel’s withdrawal and extending state authority. Cybersecurity: Kenya’s president.go.ke was hijacked with a ransom demand, raising fresh concerns about government digital vulnerabilities. World Cup Politics: Mexico’s President Sheinbaum will attend the final after Trump’s invitation, while Argentina’s Milei skips it for superstition.