Ex-KPP president to form new party before 2022
Sourn Serey Ratha to create a new political party before the 2022 commune elections.
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Rutte coalition in trouble
The Dutch government will lose its majority in the Senate after provincial elections, preliminary results showed.
Trudeau facing squeeze as MP quits party
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained under pressure over a corruption scandal on Wednesday as a legislator quit his party’s caucus and a pre-election budget aimed at swaying key voters appeared to offer too little to stem the tide of negative news.
Ex-KPP president hopes to form new party before 2022 election
Sourn Serey Ratha said he will submit required documents with the Interior Ministry in order to create a new political party before the 2022 commune elections.
US pushes UN on Venezuela polls
The US is pushing the UN Security Council to formally call for free, fair and credible presidential elections in Venezuela.
Venezuela’s Maduro proposes early parliamentary election
Maduro has proposed holding early elections for the National Assembly.
Thailand’s March elections will test Prayuth’s political strategy
The return of Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha seems the most likely outcome under the current system, where 250 junta-appointed senators join members of parliament in voting for the prime minister.
King Sihamoni signs off on council law amendment
The King signs off on an amendment increasing the number of local council seats.
Thai prosperity depends on smarter education reform
For most Thais, the result of an inadequate public education is a lifetime of unskilled or semi-skilled employment, dooming them to the lower rungs of the economic ladder.
KNUP eager to merge with Funcinpec
The Khmer National United Party has addressed concerns about the amount of time Funcinpec is taking to join forces in order to be a legitimate contender in future elections.
A challenge to Indonesia’s democratic achievement
Indonesians go to the polls in April to choose either a strongman candidate – an Indonesian Bolsonaro – or an incumbent whose democratic commitment looks to be fraying.
‘A great year for business’: Fasmec’s Taing Por discusses SMEs in 2019
After a roller-coaster of a year in which the country held national elections and the European Union announced it is reviewing Cambodia’s trade status, 2019 seems poised to bring plenty of opportunities to the rapidly-growing SME sector in Cambodia.
National Assembly adopts council seat amendment
The National Assembly passes an amendment to the law on district council elections.
Bangladesh elections: deadly clashes mar vote
Nationwide voting opened morning, in Bangladesh’s general elections.
India cuts tax rates on some goods under national sales tax
India slashes the sales tax rate on over 20 items.
Cross-border rail transport agreement to be delayed
Cambodia awaits a cross-border rail transportation with Thailand.
Bolivia’s election court grants Morales right to run for 4th term
President Evo Morales is free to run as a candidate in country’s primary elections.
Women still face hurdles to enter politics: NGOs
Cambodian women faced challenges when entering politics during last year’s commune elections, according to a group of NGOs that trained women to enter politics.
Indonesia’s Widodo plays the Islamic card
Indonesian President Joko Widodo is the favourite to win a second and mandated final term in the legislative and presidential elections on April 27. But to secure re-election, Mr Widodo must find a way to appeal to all voters in a country increasingly divided along religious lines.
As America votes, rights groups on alert for ‘suppression’
US rights advocates were on the alert for ways in which votes were possibly suppressed.
US identity politics leads to a tribalised society
The 2018 US midterm elections will be held in one week. The Democratic Party still has an edge, but the question is how much actual impact the so-called blue wave has, the key momentum of which is identity politics – a popular concept in US politics.
Trump sends 5,200 troops to Mexico border as caravan advances
The US says it will send over 5,200 troops to help secure the border with Mexico.
3 million Afghans cast ballots in chaotic general elections
Over 3 million Afghan voters cast their ballot in the country’s parliamentary elections.
Indonesia’s democracy creaks at the 20-year mark
In 1998, 20 years ago this year, the combined pressures of a regional economic collapse, student protests, elite defection, urban riots and a polarised military led long-time strongman Suharto to step down from the Indonesian presidency.
Opposition candidate wins Maldives presidential polls
Maldives Elections Commission says Solih had won the election after securing 58.3%.
Donors urged to continue support for NEC
Interior Minister urges donor countries to continue funding the NEC.
Elections threaten foreign financial support: Moody’s
Moody’s yesterday warned the recently concluded general elections in Cambodia have raised the risk of international financing and aid agencies withdrawing their support for the country.
Asean seeks cyber security deal with Russia
Asean hopes to strike a joint agreement on cyber security with Russia.
India’s Congress party picks Rahul Gandhi
India’s main opposition names its chief Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate.
Pakistan on red alert for general elections
Pakistan will deploy 800,000 security personnel to maintain security during the elections.
