Amnesty calls on Ivory Coast to release 'unjustly arrested' election protesters
Amnesty International urges the Ivorian government to release several individuals arrested during protests related to the recent presidential election, claiming their arrests are unjust.
Black Flags Shown to CEC in Kolkata, Protesters Shouted 'Go Back'
In Kolkata, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar faced protests where demonstrators displayed black flags and shouted 'Go Back'.
Black flags shown to former election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Former election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar faced protests with black flags during a recent event in India.
"Death to Mojtaba!": anti-Khamenei slogans resound in Tehran after the election of the supreme leader
Anti-Khamenei slogans emerged in Tehran following Mojtaba Khamenei's election as the new supreme leader of Iran.
Protest Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar in Kolkata, TMC Workers Show Black Flags
Election Chief Gyanesh Kumar faced protests from TMC workers in Kolkata as he reviewed preparations for the upcoming assembly elections.
Ex-rapper Balendra Shah set to be Nepal PM after partyโs landslide election win
Balendra Shah, a former rapper, is poised to become Nepal's next prime minister following a significant electoral victory by his Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah set for landslide Nepal election win
Balendra Shah's Rastriya Swatantra Party appears poised for a significant victory in Nepal's parliamentary elections following a backdrop of anti-corruption protests.
Rapper-turned-politician looks set for landslide Nepal election win
Balendra Shah's Rastriya Swatantra Party is poised for a significant victory in Nepal's parliamentary elections following protests against corruption and economic struggles.
All the Pasdaran's plots to favor Mojtaba. Threats to American soldiers
Iran's Revolutionary Guards are reportedly pressuring for the election of Mojtaba Khamenei as the new Supreme Leader amid protests and threats from his opponents.
First election voting in Nepal after Gen Z demonstrations, momentum for rapper prime minister candidate's party
Nepal held its lower house elections on the 5th, marked by strong support for the newly formed Rashtriya Swatantra Party (RSP) which emerged after Gen Z protests led to the fall of the previous government.
Gwangju and Jeonnam Citizen Society Calls for Election Reform with Overnight Sit-in and Relay Protests
Citizens in Gwangju and Jeonnam are demanding election reforms through overnight sit-in protests and relay demonstrations, urging adjustments in local council member counts prior to an administrative merger.
The election in Nepal is underway
The election in Nepal marks the first since significant protests led to the resignation of the government last year, with many viewing it as a battle between the old and new political generations.
Nepal votes in election pitting entrenched old guard against a powerful youth movement
Nepal is holding a general election amidst significant youth-led protests that have challenged the established political order, with nearly 19 million voters heading to the polls.
By-election: Opposition protests in Kano, APC wins Rivers assembly seats
Opposition parties in Kano State boycotted the by-election over alleged irregularities, while the APC won two assembly seats in Rivers State.
Local Election in Unterhaching: Parish Association Resists AfD Flyer
The parish association of St. Korbinian, St. Alto, and St. Birgitta in Unterhaching protests against the AfD's use of the church's image on their campaign flyer, stating it misrepresents their stance and could imply support for the party's political goals.
Bulgaria calls for its eighth parliamentary election in five years
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova has announced a parliamentary election to be held on April 19, marking the country's eighth election in five years amid ongoing protests against corruption.
Bulgaria Calls for Eighth Election in Five Years
Bulgaria is set to hold its eighth parliamentary election in five years on April 19, following extensive protests against corruption.
Bulgaria is organizing its eighth election in five years in April
Bulgaria will hold extraordinary elections on April 19, marking the eighth election in five years, following extensive anti-corruption protests last year.
Bulgaria announces new elections
Bulgaria is set to hold new elections on April 19, as announced by President Iliana Iotova, marking the eighth election in five years amid ongoing protests and demands for governmental change.
Thailand General Election: Increasing Allegations of Vote Counting Irregularities, Re-elections and Recounts to Be Held in Some Areas
Thailand's recent general election has been marred by allegations of vote-counting irregularities, leading to plans for re-elections and recounts in several districts as protests erupt among voters.
2027 elections: Lawmakers protest as NASS okays e-transmission, manual backup
The National Assembly of Nigeria has approved electronic transmission of election results with manual backup, leading to protests and walkouts from opposition lawmakers.
Ezekwesili joins protesters at National Assembly, insists on mandatory e-transmission of results
Oby Ezekwesili participated in protests at Nigeria's National Assembly advocating for mandatory electronic transmission of election results in the Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2026.
VIDEO: Police tear gas protesters at National Assembly
The Nigerian Police faced backlash for using tear gas against protesters demanding electronic transmission of election results during a demonstration at the National Assembly.
VIDEO: Protest resumes at National Assembly over e-transmission of results
Protesters gathered at the National Assembly in Nigeria, advocating for the mandatory electronic transmission of election results as part of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill, 2026.
Bangladesh, one of the most populous countries in Asia, votes to choose a new government
Bangladesh voters participated in a significant election to choose a new government following the ousting of an authoritarian regime nearly two years ago.
Bangladesh: 1st election driven by 'Generation Z' sees victory for traditional party and weak performance by protesters' party
Bangladesh held its first election motivated by the 'Generation Z' protests, resulting in a significant victory for a traditional party and poor results for a party formed by the protesters.
News Overview: These Are the News of the Day
The article discusses several news items from Munich, highlighting a memorial for a mother and daughter killed in a past attack, election candidate occupations influencing voter perception, and controversy around a new city ban affecting surfers.
Bangladesh votes in first general election since bloody ousting of Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh is holding its first general election since 2024, following the ousting of Sheikh Hasina amid widespread protests.
Election in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is set to hold a national election on Thursday amid historic protests and calls for democratic reform.
Electoral Act: Tension as Senate Revisits Clause 60 Amid Protests
The Nigerian Senate faced disruptions as lawmakers revisited a controversial clause regarding the electronic transmission of election results.
Electoral Act: El-Rufai supports protest, criticizes senate
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai expressed his support for protests against the National Assembly's amendment to the Electoral Act, which he believes threatens the integrity of election results.
Senate reconvenes today as Electoral Act triggers uproar
The Nigerian Senate is holding an emergency plenary session due to rising public outrage over amendments to the Electoral Act, particularly regarding the removal of electronic transmission of election results.
VIDEO: Protesters besiege NASS over electronic result transmission
Protesters gathered at the National Assembly in Abuja to demand the inclusion of mandatory electronic transmission of election results in the ongoing Electoral Act amendment.
Western-backed coup in Belarus in the pipeline โ Russian intelligence
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has warned of preparations by Western NGOs for anti-government protests in Belarus ahead of the 2030 presidential election.
Nigeria: Electoral Act - NLC Threatens Mass Action Over Senate's Rejection of Real-Time Transmission of Results
The Nigeria Labour Congress threatens mass protests against the Senate for rejecting real-time election result transmission, raising concerns about democracy in Nigeria.
NLC threatens protests over Electoral Act amendment
The Nigeria Labour Congress warns of nationwide protests over confusion concerning amendments to the Electoral Act, especially regarding the electronic transmission of election results.
Morocco's leader steps down after protests
Morocco's Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch has announced he will not seek re-election and will not lead his party in the next election following protests demanding his resignation.
Pro-monarch protesters converge on Anambra Govt House
Protesters from the Ndiowu community in Anambra State gathered at the Government House to support their newly-elected monarch, Chief Chibuzor Okekeifi, amidst disputes regarding the election's validity.
They are harassing opponents of the government at their homes, and the police fear: This is a preview of election day
Members of the 'National Backing' organization are reportedly harassing private citizens and opponents of the government at their homes, while the police express concern about the situation leading up to election day.
Post-Electoral Violence in Tanzania: 'I never imagined that someone from my family would die'
Three months after the violent crackdown on protests against a fraudulent election in Tanzania, testimonies are emerging about the government's brutal response that led to numerous deaths.
Ugandan opposition leader issues election warning
Ugandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine, threatens protests against potential election rigging as President Yoweri Museveni warns of firm action against unrest.
Bobi Wine warns of protests if Uganda election is rigged
Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine has threatened to initiate mass protests if President Yoweri Museveni rigs the upcoming presidential election, urging citizens to actively participate in the voting process.
Mozambique needs 469 million euros to rebuild what was destroyed by post-election protests
The Mozambican government announced it needs approximately 35 billion meticals (469.3 million euros) to rebuild infrastructure damaged during post-election protests from October 2024 to March 2025.
The Chronicle of Bloody Uprisings in Iran from 1999 to Present
The article discusses the history of violent uprisings in Iran from 1999 to the present, highlighting student movements, election protests, and the slogan 'Woman, Life, Freedom,' while detailing the state's violent responses to ongoing demonstrations triggered by rising living costs and inflation.
Nicolรกs Maduro: The Man Trump Overthrew
Nicolรกs Maduro, despite past election losses and protests, has been overthrown by Donald Trump with the help of American soldiers who captured him and his wife, Cilia Flores.
Charges against Maduro for drug trafficking in the USA
Following the controversial election in July 2024 in Venezuela, opposition leaders have fled into exile, protests have been suppressed, and uncertainty looms over who can fill the power vacuum after the US attack on Venezuela.
Venezuela: release of at least 87 people arrested during the post-election protests
At least 87 individuals imprisoned after the disputed 2024 Venezuelan presidential election have been released for New Year, according to two NGOs.
Nepal TV host and ex-rapper mayor form alliance for election after youth revolt
Nepal's popular TV host Rabi Lamichhane and rapper-turned-mayor Balendra Shah have united to address youth demands in response to recent anti-corruption protests that led to a governmental upheaval.
Venezuela says it released 99 people detained for 2024 election protests
Venezuela has announced the release of 99 political prisoners arrested during protests following the controversial 2024 election, although activists highlight that around 900 remain detained.