Without an adjustment in approach to mainstreaming, extremist ideology will likely further permeate Pakistan’s political and social fabric
Tag: elections
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Taking stock of Abiy’s efforts thus far offers a better view of whether reforms will be lasting.
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Now that Iván Duque has won the presidency, a closer look at the changes he has proposed and a mapping of the biggest vulnerabilities to the agreement signed in November 2016 illustrates the stakes.
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After 20 years of trying and failing to become president, there is a fair amount of uncertainty as to the direction of Odinga’s political future.
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For Tunisian municipalities, these elections are an important step for the implementation of new institutions that can ensure people’s rights to choose the representatives who will serve them best.
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In Julius Maada Bio’s favor is the pragmatism that he has thus far demonstrated, though there should still be no doubt about the magnitude of the challenges ahead.
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The winner of the presidential election’s second round on March 27 will have much to do to move the country ahead.
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February 4th was no typical election-night party for Costa Rica, a country known for political stability and moderation. For the first time in decades, neither of the two long-time dominant parties will make it to the second round on April 1st.
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While the opposition decides how best to express their dissent, the Kremlin faces a different problem. The Kremlin must ensure that the level of voter turnout is relatively high while the opposition must decide whether or not to boycott the vote.
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Abe called for a snap election on September 25—14 months before it was due—describing its purpose as to “achieve a breakthrough regarding our national crises.” While mentioning Japan’s aging society and rising tensions with North Korea as national crises, he did not explain the timing.
