Tale Of Two Protests: How Balen Shah Trumped In Nepal, But Bangladesh’s Students’ Party Failed – NDTV

Tale of Two Protests: How Balen Shah Triumphed in Nepal While Bangladesh’s Student Movement Faltered

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In a dramatic turn, Nepal’s Balen Shah energized the public with his powerful protest, rallying widespread support. Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s Students’ Party faced challenges as low turnout dampened their momentum, underscoring the contrasting political landscapes across the region

China says its policy towards Japan will not be changed by one election – Reuters

China Affirms Its Japan Policy Remains Unchanged Despite Election Results

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China has affirmed that its policy toward Japan remains steady despite recent elections, highlighting a consistent and measured approach to their bilateral relationship amid ongoing regional challenges, Reuters reports

Japan govmt walk back Takaichi yen remarks as election nears and intervention risk lingers – investingLive

Japan Government Retracts Takaichi’s Yen Comments Amid Election Pressure and Ongoing Intervention Concerns

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As Japan’s election approaches, the government is easing its position on Takaichi’s yen comments, mindful of the risks tied to market intervention. Officials are focused on calming market nerves while carefully navigating currency fluctuations

Why Myanmar’s junta election cannot hide a collapsing economy – South China Morning Post

Why Myanmar’s Junta Election Fails to Mask a Crumbling Economy

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Myanmar’s junta election fails to mask the country’s deep economic crisis, marked by soaring inflation, widespread unemployment, and plummeting foreign investment, underscoring the regime’s fragile grip on power.