KPU optimistic on another legal battle to delay 2024 polls
KPU chairman Hasyim Asy’ari said that the KPU’s successful appeal against the ruling should serve as a reminder that election disputes are not within the jurisdiction of civil…
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PDI-P denies claims that Megawati has settled on Ganjar for 2024 nomination
PDI-P Surakarta office head FX Hadi Rudyatmo had been quoted by some news outlets as saying that Ganjar had received Megawati’s blessing to run on the party’s ticket.
Court to rule on Rahul Gandhi’s plea April 20
He was convicted by a magistrate court in Surat on March 23 on a complaint filed by BJP legislator Purnesh Modi for a remark made at an election rally in 2019.
Thailand’s May 14 elections renews traditional battle of ideologies between conservatives and liberals
Realising that his original campaign as a moderate had failed to improve popularity ratings, outgoing Deputy Prime Minister Prawit has switched back to the conservative camp.
Philippines will pursue drugs war appeal with ICC: Solicitor General
The remarks come after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he would cut off contact with the ICC after it rejected the government’s request to suspend the probe.
India ‘opens new probe into BBC in widening crackdown’
The latest investigation is being conducted by the Enforcement Directorate under India's Foreign Exchange Management Act.
Malaysian government will protect country from racial conflicts: Anwar
In a Facebook post, he also said the government was going to put an end to the attempts by quarters to use identity politics to divide society.
Impossible for infrastructure projects to be graft-free: Jokowi
He also said that the government had conducted regular monitoring on all infrastructure projects to prevent graft.
Taiwan’s ruling DPP nominates Lai for president
In terms of policy toward China, Vice President Lai Ching-te has indicated that he will continue the policies of Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and work with the US to counter…
Seoul unveils plan to combat child abuse
The government said in a statement that children aged 2 or younger are of the age group where violence and abuse is least detectable.