Bhutan’s parliament and civil society are joining forces to strengthen democracy, enhancing transparency and citizen participation. This collaboration marks a pivotal step in shaping the nation’s democratic future.
The Lessons Sri Lanka Can Learn from India’s AAP – Part 1 – Groundviews
Published on :Sri Lanka can draw valuable lessons from India’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in grassroots mobilization and anti-corruption strategies. Part 1 of this series explores how AAP’s model could inspire political reform in Sri Lanka.
Why Gen Z’s Hopes for Fair Elections in Bangladesh Didn’t Translate to Votes
Published on :Bangladesh’s Gen Z voters witnessed fair elections for the first time but faced a decisive defeat at the ballot box. Despite increased participation, established parties maintained strong control.
How Gen Z Overthrew Bangladesh’s Autocratic Regime – and What It Means for the Future of Its Government
Published on :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?
What Caused Voter Turnout to Plummet in Iraq’s Election?
Published on :Iraq’s recent election saw historically low turnout, driven by voter apathy, security concerns, and distrust in the political system. Many Iraqis remain disillusioned with persistent corruption and instability, discouraging participation.
Iraq’s Feyli Kurds Break Barriers and Rise Above Marginalization in November Elections
Published on :Iraq’s Feyli Kurds made remarkable strides in the November elections, breaking free from years of political sidelining. Their growing presence signals a powerful transformation in the country’s rich and varied political tapestry