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Prime Minister To Ouster To Arrest: Rise And Fall Of KP Sharma Oli
KP Oli was arrested on Saturday morning, one day after the country's new prime minister took office, following the defeat of the 74-year-old's bid for a political comeback in elections earlier this month.
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A Look At Nepal's Deuba-Rana Family, Which Gave Country Five-Time PM
Nepal heads into the high-stakes March 5 general election, but one of the country's most influential political families, the Deuba-Rana clan of the Nepali Congress, won't be on the ballot.
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How A Bangladeshi Revolutionary Challenged The Army And Was Hanged For It
As Bangladesh gets set for one of its most consequential elections, scheduled for February 12, it is the right time to revisit the figures and moments that have shaped the country's modern history.
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Tajuddin Ahmad Was Bangladesh's First PM. How He Was Killed Inside A Prison
Tajuddin Ahmad, the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh and one of the country's most important leaders during the Liberation War, was brutally killed inside Dhaka Central Jail on November 3, 1975.
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Sheikh Hasina: The Rise, Rule And Downfall Of Bangladesh's 'Iron Lady'
Bangladesh General Election 2026: For nearly two decades, Sheikh Hasina stood as one of the most powerful faces in Bangladesh's politics. She was often described as the country's "Iron Lady."
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Opinion | Pawars, Thackerays, Congress: One By One, Maharashtra Is Moving On
The BJP's victories across regions (it won 23 of the 29 corporations), including the country's plum municipality, the cash-rich BMC, shows how deeply it has dug roots in a state once synonymous with the Congress, the Pawars and the Thackerays.
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What Ex PM Sheikh Hasina's Death Sentence Means For Bangladesh
Bangladesh's new leaders are determined to move the country back to democracy through the election, one that won't include Hasina and her Awami League party. The biggest concern is violence involving the election, said analyst Michael Kugelman.
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"Should Infiltrators Have Voting Rights?" Amit Shah At NDTV Bihar Conclave
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said that Bihar is one of the most politically aware states in the country, ahead of assembly elections in the state this month.
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'Paltu Ram' Or Survivor In Chief? Nitish Kumar's Long Political Innings
It's election results time in Bihar, and if there's one man the country has its eyes set on, it is Nitish Kumar. Once called the architect of Bihar's development, his leadership has been under intense scrutiny amid shifting alliances and a resurgent
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What Mark Carney And Liberals' Victory Means For India-Canada Relationship
Mark Carney and the Liberal Party's victory in the Canadian federal elections has set in motion a potential reset of one of the country's most strained international relationships: with India.
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Prime Minister To Ouster To Arrest: Rise And Fall Of KP Sharma Oli
KP Oli was arrested on Saturday morning, one day after the country's new prime minister took office, following the defeat of the 74-year-old's bid for a political comeback in elections earlier this month.
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A Look At Nepal's Deuba-Rana Family, Which Gave Country Five-Time PM
Nepal heads into the high-stakes March 5 general election, but one of the country's most influential political families, the Deuba-Rana clan of the Nepali Congress, won't be on the ballot.
-
How A Bangladeshi Revolutionary Challenged The Army And Was Hanged For It
As Bangladesh gets set for one of its most consequential elections, scheduled for February 12, it is the right time to revisit the figures and moments that have shaped the country's modern history.
-
Tajuddin Ahmad Was Bangladesh's First PM. How He Was Killed Inside A Prison
Tajuddin Ahmad, the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh and one of the country's most important leaders during the Liberation War, was brutally killed inside Dhaka Central Jail on November 3, 1975.
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Sheikh Hasina: The Rise, Rule And Downfall Of Bangladesh's 'Iron Lady'
Bangladesh General Election 2026: For nearly two decades, Sheikh Hasina stood as one of the most powerful faces in Bangladesh's politics. She was often described as the country's "Iron Lady."
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Opinion | Pawars, Thackerays, Congress: One By One, Maharashtra Is Moving On
The BJP's victories across regions (it won 23 of the 29 corporations), including the country's plum municipality, the cash-rich BMC, shows how deeply it has dug roots in a state once synonymous with the Congress, the Pawars and the Thackerays.
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What Ex PM Sheikh Hasina's Death Sentence Means For Bangladesh
Bangladesh's new leaders are determined to move the country back to democracy through the election, one that won't include Hasina and her Awami League party. The biggest concern is violence involving the election, said analyst Michael Kugelman.
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"Should Infiltrators Have Voting Rights?" Amit Shah At NDTV Bihar Conclave
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said that Bihar is one of the most politically aware states in the country, ahead of assembly elections in the state this month.
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'Paltu Ram' Or Survivor In Chief? Nitish Kumar's Long Political Innings
It's election results time in Bihar, and if there's one man the country has its eyes set on, it is Nitish Kumar. Once called the architect of Bihar's development, his leadership has been under intense scrutiny amid shifting alliances and a resurgent
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What Mark Carney And Liberals' Victory Means For India-Canada Relationship
Mark Carney and the Liberal Party's victory in the Canadian federal elections has set in motion a potential reset of one of the country's most strained international relationships: with India.
