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Changing Thailand: New Ideology, Old Politics

Changing Thailand: New Ideology, Old Politics

By Watcharin Rattanataymee
Despite the PM vote setback, the success of the Move Forward Party during the election has created a new dynamic in Thai politics – one that is likely to persist.
What Lies Ahead for Pakistan’s Caretaker Government?

What Lies Ahead for Pakistan’s Caretaker Government?

By Umair Jamal
Since elections are unlikely to be held as constitutionally mandated within 90 days, the interim administration is here to stay for some time.

Muslim Mobs Attack Churches in Pakistan After Accusing Christians of Desecrating the Quran

Muslim Mobs Attack Churches in Pakistan After Accusing Christians of Desecrating the Quran

By Asim Tanveer and Munir Ahmed
A death sentence for blasphemy has never been carried out. But often, an accusation alone can trigger riots and incite mobs to violence.

Thailand’s Constitutional Court Rejects Move Forward Petition Challenging Parliamentary Vote

Thailand’s Constitutional Court Rejects Move Forward Petition Challenging Parliamentary Vote

By Sebastian Strangio
The court's decision has paved the way for Parliament to convene on August 22 to select a prime minister.

No-Confidence Vote in Vanuatu Fails

No-Confidence Vote in Vanuatu Fails

By Dechlan Brennan
Despite the outcome of the no-confidence vote, there is no doubt the constant political sniping – both by lawmakers and international players – is damaging to the internal politics of Vanuatu. 
2 Years of Structural Violence and Humanitarian Crisis Under the Taliban

2 Years of Structural Violence and Humanitarian Crisis Under the Taliban

By Shanthie Mariet D’Souza
Since the fall of Kabul in August 2021, the Taliban have entrenched themselves in power and common Afghans have been driven into abject destitution.

Thailand’s Move Forward Party Won’t Back Pheu Thai’s PM Bid

Thailand’s Move Forward Party Won’t Back Pheu Thai’s PM Bid

By Sebastian Strangio
The decision will make the party more reliant on the support of the military-backed parties whose dominance it has long opposed.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin Acquitted of 4 Graft Charges

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin Acquitted of 4 Graft Charges

By Eileen Ng
Muhyiddin’s legal victory came just days after his Malay nationalist Perikatan Nasional (PN) bloc further expanded its influence during fiercely contested state elections.

What Does Pakistan’s New Caretaker Prime Minister Mean for Balochistan?

What Does Pakistan’s New Caretaker Prime Minister Mean for Balochistan?

By Kiyya Baloch
Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar is from the troubled province, but he has consistently supported giving the military free rein in Balochistan.

Mongolia Hosts ICAPP Women’s Wing, With Emphasis on Gender Equality

Mongolia Hosts ICAPP Women’s Wing, With Emphasis on Gender Equality

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Ulaanbaatar hosted the women’s wings of the International Conference on Asian Party Politics, with a focus on “promoting women’s leadership.”

As Elections Near, 3 Scenarios for Bangladesh

As Elections Near, 3 Scenarios for Bangladesh

By Arild Engelsen Ruud
Surging violence is the most likely scenario, and a compromise is the least likely.
Maldives’ Presidential Election Is a Multi-Horse Race

Maldives’ Presidential Election Is a Multi-Horse Race

By Mimrah Abdul Ghafoor
The electoral line-up lays bare political fragmentation in the young and tumultuous democracy.

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