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Centerstage events of week 4

Keir Starmer resigns as Prime Minister of UK...

Keir Starmer’s resignation as Prime Minister, pushes the UK into fresh political uncertainty just as the country marks 10 years since the Brexit vote. Starmer steps down after internal Labour pressure, poor local election results, economic stagnation, and falling public confidence. Andy Burnham emerges as the leading candidate to replace him after entering Parliament and receiving key endorsements. The moment coincides with renewed scrutiny of Brexit’s economic cost, with analysts pointing to weaker GDP, high inflation, trade friction, and long-term pressure on public finances.

Monday, 22 June, 2026

London Climate Action Week on Data Centers...

At London Climate Action Week, 41 mayors from six continents launch the Global Urban Data Centres Pact to manage the rapid growth of AI infrastructure in cities. The pact targets rising pressure on electricity grids, drinking water, land use, and urban heat caused by expanding data centres. Cities commit to stricter zoning, renewable energy requirements, circular water systems, waste-heat reuse, and public reporting of environmental data. The agreement also pushes tech firms to pay fair infrastructure costs, with revenues reinvested into local sustainability and community projects.

Tuesday, 23 June, 2026

Two powerful earthquakes strike Venezuela...

Two powerful earthquakes strike Venezuela within seconds during a national holiday, causing widespread destruction and panic across the country. Authorities confirm at least 188 deaths, with more than 1,500 people injured and tens of thousands still missing. The tremors are felt hundreds of miles away, damaging buildings, roads, and critical infrastructure. Rescue teams, supported by international emergency crews, search through collapsed structures for survivors. The disaster creates an urgent humanitarian crisis as hospitals, shelters, and local authorities struggle to respond to the scale of destruction.

Wednesday, 24 June, 2026

Binance confirms it will suspend crypto services in several EU markets

Binance with an estimated 300 million customers globally confirms it will suspend crypto services in several EU markets from July 1, 2026, after failing to secure a MiCA licence before the regulatory deadline. The exchange withdraws its Greek application and begins notifying European users that new deposits, spot trading, staking, and Earn products will be halted. Binance says customer funds remain safe and available for withdrawal, while it seeks approval through another EU jurisdiction, possibly France. The move pressures BNB prices and raises concerns over reduced euro-denominated crypto liquidity.

Thursday, 25 June, 2026

Centerstage events of week 4

Keir Starmer resigns as Prime Minister of UK...

London Climate Action Week on Data Centers...

Two powerful earthquakes strike Venezuela...

Binance confirms it will suspend crypto services in several EU markets

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