UK Politics: Keir Starmer resigned as prime minister and Labour leader on Monday, after months of internal revolt and falling poll ratings, and will stay on as caretaker until Labour picks a new leader by September; nominations open July 9 and Andy Burnham—who won the Makerfield by-election—has emerged as the frontrunner. Parliament & Governance: Switzerland’s parliament is bogged down on major priorities, including funding for the 13th OASI pension payment, with delays and pressure mounting over how to close the financing gap. Cyber Policy: Kenya’s parliament approved a National Cybersecurity Agency to coordinate national cybersecurity efforts as digital infrastructure expands. India Politics: India’s Congress MP Shashi Tharoor faced criticism after saying he saw “encouraging progress” toward normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir following a meeting with the lieutenant governor. Sports Oversight: Sri Lanka’s ICC warned President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to hold Sri Lanka Cricket elections by July 31 or risk being blacklisted again. Higher Education: India’s President Droupadi Murmu visited Kuno National Park to review Project Cheetah progress. Philippines Justice: Ateneo president Fr. Roberto Yap’s appearance before PNP-CIDG was moved to June 26 in the probe into the fatal drowning of Ateneo players during a training exercise.