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Pakistan’s Parliament is Dissolved to Pave Way for Elections

Pakistan’s Parliament is Dissolved to Pave Way for Elections

By Munir Ahmed
There is uncertainty over the election date even as the legal and political drama surrounding jailed ex-PM Imran Khan deepens.
Social Media and the Fight For Political Influence in Southeast Asia

Social Media and the Fight For Political Influence in Southeast Asia

By Fitriani and Muhammad Habib
The use of digital communications platforms has transformed the region's politics – both for good and for ill.

Malaysia Readies for State Polls That Will Test PM Anwar

Malaysia Readies for State Polls That Will Test PM Anwar

By Sebastian Strangio
Ahead of the August 12 elections, the country remains highly politically polarized along ethnic lines.

Pakistan’s Former PM Imran Khan Appeals Conviction in Graft Case, Seeks Release

Pakistan’s Former PM Imran Khan Appeals Conviction in Graft Case, Seeks Release

By Munir Ahmed
Since his sentencing Saturday, Khan has renewed his call for mass protests, but has failed to gain traction among his supporters.

Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi Reinstated to India’s Parliament

Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi Reinstated to India’s Parliament

By Associated Press
This will strengthen the opposition’s effort to corner Prime Minister Modi ahead of a no-confidence motion this week.
Pheu Thai, Bhumjaithai Agree to Form Thailand’s Next Government

Pheu Thai, Bhumjaithai Agree to Form Thailand’s Next Government

By Sebastian Strangio
The pact between the two parties, which came in second and third in May's general election, could spell an end to Thailand's protracted post-election deadlock.

India’s Modi Faces No-confidence Vote in Parliament

India’s Modi Faces No-confidence Vote in Parliament

By Krutika Pathi
The no-trust vote is aimed at forcing the Indian prime minister to speak on the ethnic violence in Manipur in Parliament.
Is Prison the End of the Political Road for Pakistan’s Imran Khan?

Is Prison the End of the Political Road for Pakistan’s Imran Khan?

By Riazat Butt and Munir Ahmed
Imprisonment could win the former prime minister and his party greater electoral support and strengthen his image as a fearless campaigner for the disadvantaged.

Inside the Resistance Camps in Myanmar

Inside the Resistance Camps in Myanmar

By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
What is life like inside the camps of various armed groups fighting the military regime? The Diplomat provides you with an inside look.

Cambodia’s King Officially Appoints Hun Manet Prime Minister

Cambodia’s King Officially Appoints Hun Manet Prime Minister

By Sebastian Strangio
The 45-year-old son of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen will take office on August 22, pending a parliamentary vote of confidence.

India’s Top Court Temporarily Halts Conviction of Rahul Gandhi

India’s Top Court Temporarily Halts Conviction of Rahul Gandhi

By Ashok Sharma
The opposition leader had been convicted of criminal defamation – and ousted from Parliament – for mocking Prime Minister Modi’s surname.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Says He Will Remain Power Behind the Throne

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Says He Will Remain Power Behind the Throne

By Sebastian Strangio
The outgoing leader said that he may be obliged to retake the prime ministership in the event of instability or in-fighting.

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