Johor Election (Malaysia): Pakatan Harapan is in full sprint for the July 11 vote, with PH chairman Anwar Ibrahim launching a packed eight-constituency tour and candidates pushing turnout above 60% while rolling out local plans like flood fixes, road upgrades, street lighting, and better internet access. Digital Infrastructure: In Senggarang, Batu Pahat MP Onn Abu Bakar says a Wireless Bridging System proposal is being submitted to boost weak mobile coverage in seven “blind spot” areas. Campaign Friction: A Bukit Batu PH candidate reported sabotage of flags and billboards and filed a police report, urging “mature politics” without hostility. Voter Roll Scrutiny (India): Odisha’s SIR process identified about 20.14 lakh voters for deletion, including deceased, moved, absent, and duplicate registrations, with claims and objections open until Aug 4. Election Integrity (Nigeria): INEC extended continuous voter registration by two weeks and launched an online self-service option for first-time voters. U.S. Politics & Voting Trust: New reporting says Trump used the America at 250 independence celebrations to deliver partisan election messaging, while federal officials continue election-fraud investigations tied to California’s mail-ballot counting delays. France (2027): A Paris appeals court is set to decide whether Marine Le Pen can run for president after her embezzlement conviction appeal.