British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party, set to leave office within weeks. Starmer, who took office after a landslide victory two years ago, is the sixth prime minister to resign in a decade. His departure follows criticism for failing to connect with the public and deliver promised changes after years of austerity. Andy Burnham, the outgoing mayor of Manchester, is expected to succeed him, bringing a more relatable approach and a slightly left-leaning stance. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Iran have concluded high-level negotiations in Switzerland, agreeing on a roadmap to finalize a deal within 60 days, addressing nuclear monitoring and sanctions. President Trump faces criticism for the memorandum of understanding with Iran, as objectives like regime change and uranium restrictions remain unmet.
QUESTION: How might the leadership change in the UK impact its approach to international relations and domestic policies?
UK PM Keir Starmer resigns. And, US and Iran agree to roadmap for final deal
