Refugee Policy: Malaysia’s Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution says 5,000 Myanmar refugees are set for phased, voluntary repatriation, with 1,476 starting the first phase after Myanmar’s diplomatic note. Party Politics/Transport: Malaysia’s PM Anwar Ibrahim says he will discuss Transport Minister Anthony Loke’s resignation after Loke’s letter, tied to DAP objections to Najib Razak’s conditional pardon and house arrest timeline. Labour & Training Spending: Ontario’s new labour minister Trevor Jones says the Skills Development Fund must “use every dollar wisely,” promising a focus on training for in-demand jobs. Devolution & National Identity: Wales’ first minister Rhun ap Iorwerth warns the Kremlin should not “exploit” Wales’ constitutional future, distancing from Lavrov remarks. Northern Ireland Parade Dispute: In the Dáil, Labour’s Ivana Bacik urges the UK Secretary of State to use powers to ban the Orange Order’s Garvaghy Road march amid fears of renewed violence. Elections & Governance: Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala demands the resignation of India’s CEC Gyanesh Kumar, alleging the election body undermined democracy. Energy & Diplomacy: Moldova’s energy minister meets Ireland, Norway, Canada and Lithuania officials on modernizing energy systems and affordability. Media Regulation: Nigeria’s information minister urges broadcasters to uphold accuracy and ethics ahead of 2027 elections. Finance Markets: UK debt auction sets the highest 10-year yield since 1999, raising pressure on government borrowing costs.