Voter concerns in India
A recent survey sheds light on the prevailing sentiments, highlighting three pivotal issues that are poised to shape the electoral landscape: unemployment, price rise, and…
Elections
Indonesia’s House recess suggests election inquiry plan dead on arrival
Aside from their ongoing challenges to president-elect Prabowo Subianto’s landslide victory at the Constitutional Court, the two unsuccessful candidates, Ganjar and Anies,…
PM Modi guarantees the corrupt will go to jail
The Prime Minister said the Congress ruled for 60 years and the list of its sins is a long one. But there is one sin which cannot be pardoned. This great sin was they disregarded…
I won’t rest until every concern of poor is addressed: PM Modi
The PM claimed that corruption under the Congress rule had become synonymous with the nation’s identity, causing significant harm, especially to the underprivileged.
Megawati warns Constitutional Court to issue fair ruling on Indonesia’s election dispute
Megawati urged the court justices to use "conscience” and “statesmanship" when making their decision and to not let "electoral practices filled with allegations of abuse of…
Room for improvement
The Feb. 14 election was already a massive undertaking, and it certainly was far from the perfect ideal of what a celebration of democracy should look like.
Scepticism clouds young South Korean voters ahead of general election
The number of Korean nationals aged 18 to 39 heading to the polls is projected to further drop this year, experts say, citing a stronger-than-ever negative campaigning in a…
South Korea’s April 10 election sees record overseas voter turnout
The record turnout triggered a wave of excitement among some politicians and experts, including the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea's leader Lee Jae-myung.
Pakistan’s ruling coalition sweeps polls on 19 Senate seats
Out of the 19 seats, the PML-N won six seats, the PPP won 11 while the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) bagged one seat, unofficial results showed.
Rival parties’ leaders woo voters in Seoul ahead of April 10 election
Surrounded by cheering supporters, the leaders of the country's two major parties held rival events in Greater Seoul. The move is aimed at winning voters in the capital area since…