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Amid Diplomatic Row, Ballot Boxes Of Maldives Election To Be Kept In India
The ballot boxes for Maldives' upcoming parliamentary elections will be placed in India, Sri Lanka and Malaysia, after around 11,000 Maldivians submitted re-registration requests to relocate their polling stations.
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Ex Malaysia PM Mahathir Mohamad Suffers 1st Poll Defeat In 53 Years
Malaysia's veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad suffered his first election defeat in 53 years on Saturday in a blow that could mark the end of a seven-decade political career.
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Indian, Indian-Origin Man Charged For Illegal Voting In 2016 US Polls
An Indian national and an Indian-origin man from Malaysia have been charged by federal prosecutors with unlawfully voting in the 2016 US presidential elections by falsely claiming American citizenship.
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Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim Wins Parliamentary By-Election: Poll Officials
Anwar Ibrahim won an overwhelming mandate in a parliamentary by-election Saturday, officials said, setting the stage for his return to frontline Malaysian politics and sealing the once-jailed opposition figure's remarkable resurrection.
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Malaysian Bid To Redraw Electoral Boundaries Sparks Anger Among Protestors
Hundreds of Malaysians protested Wednesday at a government bid to redraw electoral boundaries as polls loom, with the opposition slamming the move as a "scandalous" attempt to steal the election.
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DMDK's Vijayakant invites applications for 40 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
Actor-politician Vijayakant, whose DMDK is being wooed by DMK and BJP for an electoral alliance for the coming Lok Sabha polls, today invited applications from prospective party candidates for all 40 seats in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.
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Maldives poll: Frontrunner Mohamed Nasheed says president should resign
The frontrunner in the Maldives presidential elections called for the current leader to resign on Sunday, a day after the vote was halted by police.
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Malaysian PM Najib Razak strengthens hand in party polls
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak strengthened his hand in ruling-party elections but analysts said questions remain over his stop-start plans to reform Southeast Asia's third-largest economy amid resistance from conservatives.
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Julian Assange's Wikileaks Party fields two Indian-origin candidates in Australia
Two Indian-origin persons are among the seven candidates who will contest elections on a Wikileaks Party ticket in Senate polls in Australia.
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Najib Razak sworn-in as Malaysia's PM, opposition cries foul
Najib Razak was today sworn-in as Malaysia's prime minister for a second time, a day after his ruling coalition, one of the world's longest-serving, swept to power in general elections slammed as "fraudulent" by the opposition.
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Malaysia ruling coalition leads early poll results
Malaysia's ruling coalition took an early lead in results for national elections Sunday after a record number of voters cast ballots, with some choosing to extend the coalition's 56-year rule and others pressing for an unprecedented victory by an opposition that pledges cleaner government.
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Malaysia's election a balancing act for PM Najib Razak
Prime Minister Najib Razak has walked a tightrope between voters demanding change and hardliners resisting reform in Malaysia's decades-old regime, a balancing act that will be tested in elections Sunday.
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Key issues, players and facts in Malaysia elections
Malaysians voted on Sunday in hotly anticipated general elections that raise the spectre of the country's first-ever change of government. Following are key electoral facts, players and issues.
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Malaysians vote with power at stake for first time
Malaysians voted on Sunday in their first election in history with a change of government at stake, as a decades-old regime battles to hold off a rising opposition pledging sweeping reform.
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Indian arrested for attack on Malaysian politician
An Indian and two Sri Lankan nationals have been arrested for allegedly assaulting a Malaysian politician in Bidor town in Perak state ahead of the May 5 polls in the country.
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Amid Diplomatic Row, Ballot Boxes Of Maldives Election To Be Kept In India
The ballot boxes for Maldives' upcoming parliamentary elections will be placed in India, Sri Lanka and Malaysia, after around 11,000 Maldivians submitted re-registration requests to relocate their polling stations.
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Ex Malaysia PM Mahathir Mohamad Suffers 1st Poll Defeat In 53 Years
Malaysia's veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad suffered his first election defeat in 53 years on Saturday in a blow that could mark the end of a seven-decade political career.
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Indian, Indian-Origin Man Charged For Illegal Voting In 2016 US Polls
An Indian national and an Indian-origin man from Malaysia have been charged by federal prosecutors with unlawfully voting in the 2016 US presidential elections by falsely claiming American citizenship.
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Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim Wins Parliamentary By-Election: Poll Officials
Anwar Ibrahim won an overwhelming mandate in a parliamentary by-election Saturday, officials said, setting the stage for his return to frontline Malaysian politics and sealing the once-jailed opposition figure's remarkable resurrection.
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Malaysian Bid To Redraw Electoral Boundaries Sparks Anger Among Protestors
Hundreds of Malaysians protested Wednesday at a government bid to redraw electoral boundaries as polls loom, with the opposition slamming the move as a "scandalous" attempt to steal the election.
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DMDK's Vijayakant invites applications for 40 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
Actor-politician Vijayakant, whose DMDK is being wooed by DMK and BJP for an electoral alliance for the coming Lok Sabha polls, today invited applications from prospective party candidates for all 40 seats in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.
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Maldives poll: Frontrunner Mohamed Nasheed says president should resign
The frontrunner in the Maldives presidential elections called for the current leader to resign on Sunday, a day after the vote was halted by police.
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Malaysian PM Najib Razak strengthens hand in party polls
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak strengthened his hand in ruling-party elections but analysts said questions remain over his stop-start plans to reform Southeast Asia's third-largest economy amid resistance from conservatives.
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Julian Assange's Wikileaks Party fields two Indian-origin candidates in Australia
Two Indian-origin persons are among the seven candidates who will contest elections on a Wikileaks Party ticket in Senate polls in Australia.
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Najib Razak sworn-in as Malaysia's PM, opposition cries foul
Najib Razak was today sworn-in as Malaysia's prime minister for a second time, a day after his ruling coalition, one of the world's longest-serving, swept to power in general elections slammed as "fraudulent" by the opposition.
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Malaysia ruling coalition leads early poll results
Malaysia's ruling coalition took an early lead in results for national elections Sunday after a record number of voters cast ballots, with some choosing to extend the coalition's 56-year rule and others pressing for an unprecedented victory by an opposition that pledges cleaner government.
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Malaysia's election a balancing act for PM Najib Razak
Prime Minister Najib Razak has walked a tightrope between voters demanding change and hardliners resisting reform in Malaysia's decades-old regime, a balancing act that will be tested in elections Sunday.
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Key issues, players and facts in Malaysia elections
Malaysians voted on Sunday in hotly anticipated general elections that raise the spectre of the country's first-ever change of government. Following are key electoral facts, players and issues.
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Malaysians vote with power at stake for first time
Malaysians voted on Sunday in their first election in history with a change of government at stake, as a decades-old regime battles to hold off a rising opposition pledging sweeping reform.
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Indian arrested for attack on Malaysian politician
An Indian and two Sri Lankan nationals have been arrested for allegedly assaulting a Malaysian politician in Bidor town in Perak state ahead of the May 5 polls in the country.
