In Exile and Uncertain, the Awami League Looks for a Way Back in Bangladesh
As Bangladesh prepares for elections, the Awami League, sidelined and in exile, searches for relevance in a transformed political landscape.
Category Elections 2024
Myanmar’s Generals Plan an Election No One Can Fully Join
Myanmar’s military junta has announced elections for December 2025 under new electoral laws, but with half the country under armed resistance, questions remain about legitimacy and feasibility.
What the fall of a centrist prime minister and the rise of a fringe party tell us
Japan’s Ishiba government has lost its majority in both houses of parliament, deepening the political crisis. Despite the blow, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba insists he will remain in office to face the mounting challenges.
As Democracy Waits, Bangladesh Extends Interim Rule Until 2026 Election
Bangladesh has announced its next general election will be held in April 2026, extending the rule of the interim government that replaced Sheikh Hasina’s administration in August last year.
Lee Jae-myung Takes the Helm as South Korea Looks Ahead
South Korea has elected liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung as president, marking a shift in power aligned with parliament. But will this end the nation’s deep political impasse or intensify divisions?
In South Korea, a Fractured Democracy Prepares for a Fresh Mandate
South Korea readies for the 2025 presidential election after the Yoon era, aiming for political renewal and national direction.
Justice in The Hague, Loyalty in Davao
Rodrigo Duterte wins the Davao City mayoral election despite being jailed in The Hague under ICC custody. The former president's controversial comeback stirs debate in Philippine politics.
Finally, the Date Is Out for GE2025: Singaporeans Will Go to the Polls on May 3
Singapore has officially announced the date for General Election 2025. Citizens will head to the polls on May 3 to decide the nation's political future.
Tajikistan’s Election Charade Cements One-Party Rule
Tajikistan’s ruling party tightens its grip on power through a carefully orchestrated election, leaving little room for opposition and reinforcing its authoritarian rule.
Narendra Modi Finally Got India’s Capital Territory
After years of resistance from the Aam Aadmi Party, Narendra Modi and the BJP have finally secured control over India’s National Capital Territory, marking a significant political shift in Delhi
