Charting a New Future: Sri Lanka’s Call to Break Free from the Past
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) urges Sri Lanka to move beyond its historical ...
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Forging a Path to Justice: The International Community’s Role in Sri Lanka’s Accountability and Reconciliation Journey
The international community is pivotal in Sri Lanka's journey towards accountability and reconciliation after years of civil strife. By championing ...
Is Kuwait’s Bold Democratic Experiment Facing Its Final Chapter?
Kuwait's remarkable democratic journey, marked by vibrant parliamentary elections and cherished political freedoms, now stands at a crossroads as tensions ...
New Bill Aims to Cut State Financial Aid for Those Convicted in Protests
A groundbreaking new bill is set to strip state financial aid from individuals found guilty of crimes committed during protests. ...
Lebanon’s New Government Secures Confidence Vote: A Fresh Start for the Nation!
Lebanon's newly formed government has triumphantly secured a confidence vote in parliament, signaling a pivotal move towards political stability. This ...
Unlocking Democracy: Enhancing Public Participation in Bhutan’s Legislative Process
International IDEA highlights the vital role of empowering public participation in Bhutan's legislative process. By encouraging civic engagement, Bhutan is ...
Are President Tokayev’s Reforms Transforming Kazakhstan into a New Era?
President Tokayev's reforms have ignited a lively debate about the dawn of a "New Kazakhstan." While certain policies are designed ...
Mongolia’s Election: A Tapestry of Diverse Voices Amidst Rising Corruption Concerns
Mongolia's recent election marks an exciting turning point towards vibrant multiparty representation, but shadows of corruption still loom large. As ...
Welcoming Bhutan’s King to Australia: A Call to Advocate for Political Prisoner Release
As Bhutan's king gears up for his visit to Australia, Human Rights Watch is calling on the Australian government to ...
UN Envoy: Building an Inclusive Syrian Government Could Pave the Way for Sanction Relief
The UN envoy highlighted that creating an inclusive government in Syria could pave the way for lifting international sanctions. This ...
Cyprus Climbs the Ranks in Global Anti-Corruption Efforts!
Cyprus is making remarkable strides in its battle against corruption, soaring up the international rankings, as highlighted in the latest ...
Unpacking Nepal’s New Transitional Justice Law: A Step Forward or a Missed Opportunity?
Amnesty International has raised a critical voice against Nepal's newly introduced transitional justice law, labeling it as a misguided attempt ...
Charting a New Course: Overcoming Challenges in Local Governance Reform in Uzbekistan
Local governance reform in Uzbekistan is navigating a complex landscape as the government strives to boost accountability and efficiency. This ...
Envisioning a Brighter Lebanon: The Path to Dismantling Hezbollah
In "How Hezbollah Ends: A Better Lebanon Is Possible," Foreign Affairs delves into the complex hurdles confronting both Lebanon and ...
Western, regional powers pledge to support Syria transition – Reuters
Western and regional powers have pledged to support a political transition in Syria, signaling a renewed commitment to resolving the ...
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 ...
Armenia’s EU Membership Journey: Tackling Compliance Challenges Head-On, Says PM
Armenia's Journey Toward EU Membership: Overcoming Compliance Challenges Introduction: A Critical Transition Armenia stands at a pivotal crossroads as ...
India’s Greatest Export: Tens of Millions of Workers Shaping the World
India's largest export is not goods, but its workforce. Tens of millions of Indian workers abroad send billions in remittances,...
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