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Category: Central and South Asia

Big test on the Russian borderlands, part 2

Another three former Russian dependencies go to the polls at the weekend, with varying democratic prospects.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Electoral law, Europe Leave a comment 24 October 2024

Who lost the Chagos?

Britain agrees to yield its Indian Ocean territory to Mauritius, but the Conservatives aren't happy about it.

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Charles Richardson Africa, British Isles, Central and South Asia, Europe, Political issues 1 Comment 17 October 202417 October 2024

India’s autocrat falters

India's authoritarian prime minister has won a third term, but the voters have clipped his wings.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Electoral law 1 Comment 13 June 202430 July 2024

Annual holiday

I'm going on holiday, but here are a few of the issues to watch for while I'm away.

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Charles Richardson Administrative, Australia, Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Latin America, Spain, United States 3 Comments 29 April 2024

India under way

Indian democracy, such as it is, is being put to the test in an election that will run for the next six weeks.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections 1 Comment 22 April 2024

February electoral roundup

A look at some recent happenings in the electoral world, including Namibia, Finland, Pakistan, Azerbaijan and the UK.

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Charles Richardson Africa, British Isles, Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Middle East, Scandinavia 1 Comment 22 February 202422 February 2024

Pakistan’s election hangover

Former prime minister Imran Khan scores a better than expected result in Pakistan's election, but his prospects for a return to power are murky at best.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Electoral law 3 Comments 12 February 2024

Pakistan tries again

Today's election in Pakistan is overshadowed by the military's vendetta against former prime minister Imran Khan.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Electoral law 1 Comment 8 February 202431 December 2024

Two unsurprising results

Incumbents are returned in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Bangladesh, both in dubious circumstances.

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Charles Richardson Africa, Central and South Asia, Elections Leave a comment 9 January 202429 January 2024

Election preview: Bangladesh

It's not a great start for the electoral year, with a patently unfair election in Bangladesh.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections 1 Comment 5 January 20245 January 2024

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