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Elections 2024

Indonesia Elections 2024: Jokowi Era to Continue through Prabowo

Incumbent Indonesian President Jokowi's indirect support for candidate Prabowo sparks controversy, challenging political norms. Prabowo leads polls, raising concerns about dynastic politics and electoral integrity.

Caracal
February 5, 2024
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Elections 2024

The Power Play: A Closer Look at Pakistan General Election 2024

Pakistan faces a pivotal moment with complex challenges—poverty, inflation, corruption—while preparing for crucial February 8 elections. Key contenders: PML-N led by Nawaz Sharif and PPP led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Military influence and geopolitical shifts add uncertainty to the nation's future.

Caracal
February 3, 2024

Elections 2024

How will the Huge Amount for the Election Affect Indonesia?

Democracies face rising election costs, exemplified by Indonesia's $1.7 billion budget. Officials express confidence, anticipating economic growth spurred by elections' positive impact on GDP and national development.

Caracal
January 26, 2024

Elections 2024

All Eyes on Sabah: Sabah to Test Out New Political Alliances

Speculation surrounds an early state election in Sabah, with the ruling GRS coalition considering leveraging its strengthened position and alliances before the Opposition organizes, despite the mandate until 2025. Analysts warn of risks amid internal tensions and advise caution in the face of potential losses.

Caracal
January 22, 2024

Elections 2024

What does Taiwan’s General Election mean for South East Asia?

Taiwan's recent presidential election saw Lai Ching-te of the DPP secure a historic third term, but the party lost its legislative majority. The outcome raises concerns over Sino-U.S. relations, with Southeast Asian nations navigating delicate diplomatic challenges amidst potential regional security shifts.

Caracal
January 15, 2024
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Elections 2024

Malaysia for Consistent Elected Government Tenures: An Examination

Malaysia considers legislation to secure governments' full terms amid rising election costs, aiming for economic stability but raising concerns about compromising democratic principles.