Chad Faces Low Voter Turnout and Opposition Boycott in Parliamentary Elections
Chad held parliamentary elections marked by low voter turnout and opposition boycotts, as the military transitional rule ends. These elections...
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Chad Holds Boycotted Parliamentary Elections as Military Rule Ends
Chadians voted in parliamentary elections on Sunday amidst a boycott by major opposition parties citing a lack of credible electoral...
Botswana’s UDC Victory: A Shift in Political Power but a Questionable Agenda
The Umbrella for Democratic Change's (UDC) election win marks a historic shift in Botswana's political landscape, ending the Botswana Democratic...
The Tragic Legacy of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia: A Historical Overview
The article chronicles the political turmoil in Cambodia beginning with the ousting of Prince Sihanouk in 1970 and the subsequent...
Chad’s Elections: A Democratic Transition or a Political Masquerade?
Chad is conducting legislative and local elections, framed by the government as vital for democratic transition, yet boycotted by opposition,...
The Khmer Rouge Regime: A Tragic Chapter in Cambodian History
In March 1970, Prince Sihanouk was removed from power, leading to a civil conflict in Cambodia. Lon Nol's government faced...
Romania’s Pro-European Parties Unite to Form Coalition Government
Romania's pro-European parties have formed a coalition government, excluding far-right nationalists. The coalition includes the Social Democratic Party, National Liberal...
Pakistan National Assembly: Key Developments in Today’s Session
The National Assembly of Pakistan will hold a session today featuring a 40-point agenda, focusing on private members’ day and...
President Tinubu Assures Improved Economic and Security Outlook for Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu expressed confidence in Nigeria's improving economy and security at a graduation event, assuring citizens of better days...
Mozambique’s Path to Peace: Political Turbulence and Economic Challenges
Mozambique has faced significant challenges since the civil war, with multiparty elections in 1994 marking a transition to peace. The...
