Bangladesh voted in its first national election since Sheikh Hasina’s fall, amid heavy security, scattered violence, and sharp BNP–Jamaat rivalry,...
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Bangladesh voted in its first national election since Sheikh Hasina’s fall, amid heavy security, scattered violence, and sharp BNP–Jamaat rivalry,...
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Bangladesh’s 13th parliamentary election began amid tight security and sharp BNP–Jamaat rivalry, seen as a key test of democracy without...
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Rising attacks on minorities in Bangladesh cast a shadow over upcoming elections, challenging claims that reports of violence are mere...
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Jamaat-e-Islami’s rapid rise ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 election is marked by disciplined organisation, covert tactics, and serious allegations of...
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Myanmar election 2025–26 ends amid conflict and legitimacy concerns, as the military-backed USDP claims victory and moves toward forming a...
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Amid sweeping leadership reshuffles and intensifying great-power engagement, Bangladesh’s Army is under rare scrutiny as its neutrality, electoral role, and...
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Myanmar's military junta proceeds with its final election round amid escalating violence, as highways and central regions become battlegrounds. The...
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The unity forged during Bangladesh’s August 2024 uprising is showing visible strain as ideological divisions deepen within the opposition. The...
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Myanmar’s military-run elections consolidate junta power amid violence, low turnout, and widespread credibility concerns, raising doubts over democratic legitimacy.
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Assam’s tribal organisations have rejected the state government’s proposal to grant ST status to six communities, calling it unconstitutional and...
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Khaleda Zia’s death marks the end of an era of competitive, confrontational democratic politics in Bangladesh, shaped by elections, rivalry,...
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The first phase of Myanmar’s junta-run elections began on December 28 amid violence, air strikes and widespread scepticism, even as...
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