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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage compares One Nation leader’s polling rise to Donald Trump’s victory in the USFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPauline Hanson has told a political conference in London that Australia is following Britain down a path of cultural decline, blaming mass immigration, multiculturalism, Islam, net zero policies and “woke” ideology such as support for trans rights.The One Nation leader has been in the UK to speak at the inaugural British spin-off from America’s influential Conservative Political Action Conference, alongside Nigel Farage and Liz Truss, the former British prime minister. Continue reading...

• Journalist Jeremy Kuzmarov reports in *Covert Action* that U.S. military bases globally are experiencing a surge in protests from an emboldened antiwar movement. • The report highlights specific demonstrations and actions targeting U.S. military installations in Ireland, Germany, Holland, South Korea, the Philippines, and Australia. • This trend signifies a growing international pushback against the U.S. military presence and global strategic footprint.

• Burkina Faso has officially severed diplomatic ties with France, citing foreign interference and violations of its national sovereignty. • In a separate political development, Mayor Elke Kahr secured a significant victory in recent elections, maintaining her administration's hold since 2021. • Kahr's success is attributed to popular policies focusing on healthcare, social welfare, public transport, and housing affordability.

• Polish President Karol Nawrocki revoked Ukrainian President Zelensky’s Order of the White Eagle, Poland's highest state honor. • The decision stems from diplomatic tensions caused by Zelensky naming a special operations unit after the "Heroes of UPA." • Separately, Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith called for comprehensive reforms to streamline state organizational structures and modernize the administrative system.

• UK business news on June 25, 2026, is centered on political and tax uncertainty, record heat, and declining business confidence. • Policy advisers are proposing a separation of fiscal control and growth responsibilities to prevent overly cautious decision-making within government departments. • There are ongoing discussions regarding a potential reconsideration of the Bank of England’s remit to better align with economic goals.

• The Japanese government is deploying specialists to Greenland to investigate the potential for mining rare earth metals and other critical minerals. • This initiative aims to reduce Japan's heavy reliance on China, which currently controls approximately 70% of the global supply of these essential materials. • Diversifying supply chains is a strategic priority for Japan to ensure economic security and stability in the production of high-tech electronics and defense systems.

• The UK economy experienced a GDP contraction on June 15, 2026, amid rising tax pressures and a steady stream of insolvency notices. • Long-term inflation expectations climbed to a median of 3.9%, marking the highest level since 2009. • JPMorgan economist Allan Monks noted that building price and wage pressures are critical as they influence corporate pricing and Bank of England interest rate decisions.