Tag: governance

World Report 2025: Rights Trends in Afghanistan The latest report from Human Rights Watch unveils a troubling picture of human ...

South Korea election official rejects impeached president’s fraud claims – Reuters

South Korea’s Election Official Dismisses Impeached President’s Fraud Allegations

In a bold move, South Korean election officials have firmly rejected the impeached president's allegations of electoral fraud. They stood ...

After the bloodshed: Can Bangladesh’s Awami League resurrect itself? – Al Jazeera English

Rising from the Ashes: Can Bangladesh’s Awami League Make a Comeback After the Bloodshed?

Amidst a backdrop of rising violence, Bangladesh's Awami League stands at a crucial crossroads. Confronted with deepening internal rifts and ...

Bahrain’s Chance to Release Itself from its Past – Human Rights First

Breaking Free: Bahrain’s Opportunity to Overcome Its Past

Bahrain stands at a crucial crossroads, poised to reshape its identity and governance as the demand for human rights reforms ...

Exclusive: Syria’s new leaders zero in on Assad’s business barons – Reuters

Unveiling the Power Shift: Syria’s New Leaders Target Assad’s Business Tycoons

In a dramatic turn of events, Syria's rising leaders are setting their sights on the influential business tycoons who have ...

The Syria Breakdown, Episode Four: Revolutionary Rebuilding and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) – The Washington Institute

Revolutionary Rebuilding in Syria: Unpacking the Role of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) in Episode Four

In "The Syria Breakdown, Episode Four," the Washington Institute takes a deep dive into the intricate dynamics of revolutionary rebuilding ...

Championing Democracy in Myanmar: Three Years After the Military Coup – Harvard Kennedy School

Three Years On: The Fight for Democracy in Myanmar Post-Coup

Three years after the coup, Myanmar's fight for democracy grows ever more urgent. In the face of relentless repression, brave ...

Kuwait’s Denaturalization Policy – Geopolitical Futures

Unpacking Kuwait’s Controversial Denaturalization Policy: Implications and Insights

Kuwait's denaturalization policy has ignited a wave of international concern, as the government moves to strip citizenship from those it ...

Debunking the Myth of Foreign Meddling in Bangladesh’s Monsoon Revolution – The Diplomat

Unraveling the Truth: The Real Story Behind Foreign Influence in Bangladesh’s Monsoon Revolution

In "Debunking the Myth of Foreign Meddling in Bangladesh's Monsoon Revolution," The Diplomat takes a deep dive into the baseless ...

Pashinyan promotes new ideology to guide Armenia’s geopolitical transformation – Eurasianet

Unveiling a Bold New Vision: Pashinyan’s Ideology for Armenia’s Geopolitical Transformation

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has unveiled an exciting new ideological framework designed to reshape Armenia's geopolitical landscape. This bold ...

Taliban bar delegates from traveling to Doha for Afghanistan Future Thought Forum – Amu TV

Taliban Blocks Delegates from Attending Key Afghanistan Future Thought Forum in Doha

The Taliban has barred its delegates from participating in the Afghanistan Future Thought Forum in Doha, a surprising decision that ...

Ex-Philippine leader Duterte suggests killing senators in a bomb blast – Al Jazeera English

Ex-Philippine President Duterte Shocks with Controversial Call for Violence Against Senators

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ignited a firestorm of controversy with his shocking suggestion to eliminate senators in a bomb ...

Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Ouyang Yujing Meets with Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party President Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang_Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China – MFA China

Strengthening Ties: Chinese Ambassador Ouyang Yujing’s Meeting with Malaysian Islamic Party Leader Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang

Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Ouyang Yujing recently sat down with Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party President Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang in ...

Cambodia: Hun Manet Drastically Curtails Rights – Human Rights Watch

Rights Under Siege: Hun Manet’s Bold Moves in Cambodia

Human Rights Watch reveals that under Prime Minister Hun Manet, Cambodia is experiencing a troubling decline in civil liberties. The ...

Homs’s troubles show the challenges facing Syria’s leaders – The Economist

Unraveling Homs: The Struggles Confronting Syria’s Leadership

Homs, a city that once echoed with the sounds of conflict during Syria's civil war, now stands as a poignant ...

Mongolia’s Democracy in Action – The Diplomat

Mongolia's democracy is thriving as citizens engage actively in political processes. Recent elections highlight the nation's commitment to democratic principles, ...

PRESS STATEMENT: Corruption and Climate Change: Maldives’ Decline in the Corruption Perception Index 2024 – Asian Network for Free Elections

Unveiling the Truth: How Corruption and Climate Change Are Impacting the Maldives’ 2024 Corruption Perception Index

In a recent press statement, the Asian Network for Free Elections raised alarms about the Maldives' alarming drop in the ...

Is it time to recognise the Taliban government in Afghanistan? – Sciences Po

Should We Acknowledge the Taliban’s Rule in Afghanistan?

As Afghanistan grapples with the challenges of Taliban rule, the conversation around recognizing its government is heating up. Experts at ...

Corruption Clouds Mongolia’s Upcoming Election: What Voters Need to Know