Nepal’s Balen Shah’s rise contributes to the fall of identity politics – Asia News Network

How Nepal’s Balen Shah is Shaping a New Era Beyond Identity Politics

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Nepal’s Balen Shah, an independent mayoral candidate, has surged to prominence by rejecting traditional party lines, signaling a shift away from identity politics and highlighting a new era of issue-based leadership in Nepali politics.

Gen Z Sparks Political Shift in Nepal’s Historic Elections – Devdiscourse

How Gen Z is Driving a Political Revolution in Nepal’s Historic Elections

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Gen Z voters have been the driving force behind Nepal’s historic elections, sparking a powerful wave of political transformation. Their passionate involvement marks the dawn of a vibrant, youth-led movement reshaping the nation’s democratic future

Myanmar: Türk warns against violence and intimidation ahead of military-controlled vote – ohchr

Myanmar: Türk Urges Against Violence and Intimidation Ahead of Military-Controlled Vote

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UN rights chief Volker Türk warns of escalating violence and intimidation ahead of Myanmar’s military-controlled vote, urging all parties to ensure a peaceful, credible electoral process.

Let Lebanon Debate Peace – Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Let Lebanon Take the Lead in Shaping Its Own Peace

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The Foundation for Defense of Democracies urges all Lebanese factions to come together and reignite dialogue, emphasizing that peace and stability are crucial amid the country’s deepening political and economic crises. Open conversation is the vital path forward for Lebanon’s future

Inside Myanmar’s five-year armed resistance – a photo essay – The Guardian

Inside Myanmar’s Five-Year Armed Resistance: A Powerful Photo Essay

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Inside Myanmar’s five-year armed resistance – a striking photo essay by The Guardian unveils the relentless fight against military rule, showcasing the courage, resilience, and sacrifices of those risking everything for democracy

Campaigning begins in Nepal for post-uprising election – nhk.or.jp

Nepal Gears Up for Historic Election Following Uprising

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Campaigning is now in full swing across Nepal as the nation gears up for pivotal post-uprising elections. Political parties are ramping up their efforts, fueled by hopes for lasting stability after years of turmoil. This election is widely viewed as a defining moment for the country’s future

Mongolia’s robust politics backslides into electoral autocracy in 2025 – East Asia Forum

Mongolia’s Strong Democracy Faces Setback as 2025 Elections Tilt Toward Autocracy

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Mongolia’s vibrant democratic spirit faced a dramatic shift in 2025, as electoral autocracy tightened its grip, sparking alarm over eroding institutions and shrinking freedoms, East Asia Forum reveals

2024 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: Malaysia – U.S. Department of State (.gov)

Inside Malaysia 2024: A Comprehensive Look at Human Rights Practices

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The U.S. Department of State’s 2024 Country Report on Malaysia shines a spotlight on pressing issues like restrictions on freedom of expression, arbitrary arrests, and the lack of press independence, calling for urgent reforms to strengthen human rights protections

Gen Z toppled Bangladesh’s autocratic regime. Will it decide the next government? – CBC

How Gen Z Overthrew Bangladesh’s Autocratic Regime – and What It Means for the Future of Its Government

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Gen Z played a pivotal role in toppling Bangladesh’s autocratic regime, signaling a new era of youth-driven political change. As elections approach, questions arise: will this generation shape the nation’s next government?

Thailand national election 2026: Voters head to the polls in high-stakes election – BBC

Thailand’s 2026 National Election: Voters Head to the Polls in a High-Stakes Showdown

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Thailand’s 2026 national election sees voters head to the polls amid heightened political tensions. Key parties battle for power as issues like the economy and reform dominate this high-stakes vote.

Thailand votes after three prime ministers in two years – Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Thailand Faces Crucial Election After Three Prime Ministers in Just Two Years

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Thailand heads to the polls after a whirlwind two years, shaped by the leadership of three different prime ministers. As political turmoil and economic struggles persist, voters are eager for stability, while the world watches closely to see what unfolds

Myanmar pro-junta party claims victory in elections denounced by UN – Le Monde.fr

Myanmar Pro-Junta Party Declares Victory Amid Widespread Election Condemnation

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Myanmar’s pro-junta party boldly claims victory in the recent elections, which the UN has widely condemned as neither free nor fair. Amid ongoing political unrest, international observers have strongly denounced the polls

Myanmar elections marked by fear as UN warns civilians are coerced from all sides – UN News

Myanmar Elections Shadowed by Fear as Civilians Face Coercion from Every Side

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Myanmar’s elections are clouded by widespread fear, with the UN revealing that civilians are being pressured by multiple armed groups. This alarming situation casts serious doubts on the fairness and safety of the entire voting process

Maldives: Freedom in the World 2025 Country Report – Freedom House

Maldives 2025: A Closer Look at Freedom and Rights in the Island Nation

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The Freedom House 2025 report celebrates Maldives’ strides in political rights and civil liberties, spotlighting notable gains in electoral transparency and press freedom, even as challenges in governance and judicial independence persist

Kuwait: Freedom in the World 2025 Country Report – Freedom House

Kuwait’s Path to Freedom: Insights and Outlook for 2025

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Freedom House’s “Freedom in the World 2025” report reveals a complex picture for Kuwait, where cautious political reforms coexist with persistent restrictions on press freedom and civil liberties. As a result, the country continues to be classified as partially free

South Korea’s ousted president Yoon plotted martial law to eliminate rivals, probe finds – AP News

South Korea’s Ousted President Yoon Allegedly Planned Martial Law to Crush Rivals, Investigation Reveals

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A probe has revealed that South Korea’s ousted President Yoon allegedly plotted to declare martial law to eliminate political rivals. The discovery intensifies scrutiny over his tenure amid ongoing political turmoil.

Thailand Politics – The Herald Journal

Inside Thailand’s Political Landscape: Key Developments and Insights

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Thailand’s political scene is heating up as tensions soar ahead of the upcoming elections. Major parties are locked in fierce battles over crucial reforms, while protests sweep across the nation. Stay tuned to The Herald Journal for continuous updates