The Indian general election, spanning two months with over 96 million voters, attracts global attention. Opinion polls, controversial yet influential, shape voter behavior amid concerns of bias and manipulation, potentially impacting the election outcome.
In South Korea's parliamentary election, the ruling People Power Party suffered defeat as the opposition Democratic Party, led by Lee Jae-myung, secured a landslide victory.
Narendra Modi aims to secure over 400 seats in the upcoming Indian general election, targeting expansion into traditionally non-BJP strongholds in South India.
Modi's era reshapes Indian politics, weakening communist influence. Parties like CPI and CPIM face decline amid shifting dynamics and electoral challenges.
Despite Erdogan's long-standing rule and electoral victories, recent local elections signal a shifting political landscape, with the opposition gaining ground.
Prime Minister Modi aims for a historic 400-seat win in upcoming elections, bolstered by BJP's groundwork and media dominance, reshaping Indian politics.
Despite its historical significance, Indian National Congress faces leadership challenges, diminishing influence, hindering its ability to challenge Modi's dominance.
All India Trinamool Congress faces pivotal electoral challenge in Bengal against BJP, relying on Mamata Banerjee's leadership amid mounting opposition and internal strife