Bangladesh goes to the polls on 12 February 2026 (with a referendum on the “July National Charter”) under a caretaker government helmed by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, and temperatures are heating up. Two narratives are converging: legitimacy on the street (who “owns” the post-outrage moment?) and authority over institutions (who gets to hold power after Election Day?).
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: Voting concluded in Myanmar's month-long election on Sunday (Jan 25), with the dominant pro-military...
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“I am not a Hindu, I am not a Muslim, I am not a Sikh,...
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Min Aung Hlaing, Senior General, Myanmar Emma Palmer, Griffith University Just four months ago,...
Imagine living through a national tragedy only to watch the most powerful architects of that...
