Tag: Electoral Reform
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Hasina Urges Overthrow of ‘Foreign-Serving Puppet Regime’ in Bangladesh, Unveils 5-Point Plan
Bangladesh in Turmoil as Hasina Demands Regime Change Bangladesh’s exiled former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, intensified her public stance against the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, urging the removal of what she described as a “foreign-serving puppet regime” and calling for a return to democratic governance. The remarks were made amid rising tensions surrounding…
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APC Leader Nentawe Yilwatda at Daily Trust Dialogue: Strengthening Nigeria’s Democratic Institutions
APC Leader Nentawe Yilwatda at Daily Trust Dialogue Nentawe Yilwatda, the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), took part in the 23rd edition of the Daily Trust Dialogue held in Abuja on a Thursday. The event, renowned for gathering political actors, analysts, and stakeholders to dissect Nigeria’s political landscape, provided a platform for…
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Yilwatda at Daily Trust Dialogue: APC’s Push to Strengthen Nigeria’s Democratic Institutions
APC Leader Joins the Daily Trust Dialogue in Abuja Nentawe Yilwatda, the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), participated in the 23rd edition of the Daily Trust Dialogue held in Abuja on Thursday. The event gathered political leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the state of Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, with a focus on…
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Observers Question Fairness as Museveni Secures Landslide Victory in Uganda
AU observers cast doubt on Uganda’s election integrity African Union observers have raised questions about the fairness of Uganda’s latest election after authorities announced a landslide victory for President Yoweri Museveni, extending his decades-long grip on power. With Museveni reportedly winning a sizable majority, international observers and local analysts are scrutinizing the process for signs…
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Seats without Sway: Women in Indonesia’s Parliament
Introduction: A population at parity, but representation uneven Indonesia is often celebrated for its vibrant democracy and diverse society, yet the gender balance in its legislature tells a more complicated story. Women make up about half of the country’s population, but their presence in parliament has never mirrored that share. For more than two decades,…
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Pakistan Rights Movement: Former Senator Launches PRM in Islamabad
Introduction: A New Political Force Emerges In a landmark move for Pakistan’s political landscape, former senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan announced the formation of a new political party, the Pakistan Rights Movement (PRM). Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, Khan outlined a vision aimed at broad-based reforms, governance accountability, and a refreshed political culture that…
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UDA Announces Repeat Polls for Party Delegates Across Four Counties
UDA Announces Repeat Polls for Party Delegates Across Four Counties The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has announced the rescheduling of grassroots elections for party delegates in four counties following ongoing concerns with the initial polls. In a formal notice dated January 10, 2026, the party’s National Elections Board (NEB) outlined the decision to conduct repeat…
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Venezuela Parliament Names Interim President After Maduro Ouster
Parliamental Oath Marks a Turning Point in Venezuela The National Assembly in Venezuela convened an extraordinary session to swear in an interim president following the ouster of Nicolás Maduro. The ceremony, held amid heightened political tension, featured a formal oath of office by the designated interim leader, who stated she would govern “in the name…
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To Talk or Not to Talk: PTI Divisions Emerge Over PM’s Offer
Introduction: A Chasm in PTI’s Response The PTI appears fractured as it faces Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s overture for talks. While party chairman Imran Khan has floated a more conciliatory stance, the secretary-general and other senior leaders have staked out tougher preconditions, signaling deepening internal rifts within Pakistan’s major opposition force. Two Tracks of Dissent…
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Reconciliation and Resistance: PTI’s Push for Equal Partnership in Pakistan’s Protest-Government Talks
Context: PTI’s Demand for an Equal Partnership The ongoing protest movement in Pakistan has entered a phase where reconciliation with the government hinges on PTI being recognized as an equal political partner. A key statement from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister underscored a dual approach: negotiation paired with steadfast accountability. The message is clear—without…