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Modi’s Test of Accountability by Unraveling the No-Confidence Motion
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi finds himself on the verge of a decisive moment in his political journey as a no-confidence motion has been introduced against him in the parliament. Initiated by the main opposition party, Congress, this motion aims to focus national attention on the ongoing violence in Manipur, demanding a comprehensive response from
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Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Sen to Step Down, Paving Way for New Leadership
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, after an impressive tenure of almost four decades, has announced his retirement from office. This decision comes on the heels of a resounding election victory by the ruling party, with Hun Sen’s West Point-educated son, Hun Manet, set to assume the mantle of leadership. Addressing the nation in a televised
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Thaksin Shinawatra’s Anticipated Return to Shape Thailand’s Political Landscape
Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Thai Prime Minister who has been living in self-imposed exile for 15 years, is expected to make a much-anticipated return to Thailand next month. This development is likely to further exacerbate the ongoing political turmoil that has gripped the Southeast Asian nation since the general election in May. As Thaksin’s youngest
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A Race Against Time: Stranded Pilot Whales in Western Australia
Perth, Australia recently witnessed a heart-wrenching sight as nearly 100 long-finned pilot whales stranded themselves on a beach. Tragically, half of them lost their lives despite the valiant efforts of wildlife experts, volunteers, and professionals. This unexpected event has left conservation officers concerned while sparking discussions about stressors and illnesses affecting these majestic creatures. Early
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The Scandal Surrounding China’s Abrupt Removal of Foreign Minister Qin Gang
China’s foreign minister, Qin Gang, was poised to bring a new era of diplomacy and stable geopolitical ties. However, his unexpected and abrupt removal after just seven months in office has caused a scandal on the world stage. Qin Gang, the former Chinese ambassador to the U.S., became the nation’s shortest-serving foreign minister when he
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The Israeli Judicial Overhaul and its Implications for Democracy and the West Bank
The Israeli government recently passed a significant law that significantly limits the power of the country’s Supreme Court, sparking concerns about its impact on Israeli democracy and its implications for the West Bank. Proponents argue that this move is necessary to prevent the court from overruling government decisions, while opponents fear it will undermine a
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