Election News
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New Delhi -
India hosts its biggest day of voting Thursday in its marathon election, with the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty battling to save the ruling Congress party from defeat to opposition Hindu nationalist leader Narendra Modi.
In the Media
by Penelope Macrae (AFP)
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Kabul -
Former foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah is leading his closest rival Ashraf Ghani in the Afghan presidential election, the country's Independent Election Commission (IEC) said Sunday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Jakarta -
Prospects for much-needed reforms in Southeast Asia's top economy are in doubt after a worse-than-expected election performance by the main opposition left Indonesia staring at an unwieldy coalition government, analysts warn.
In the Media
by Samuel Reeves (AFP)
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Kabul -
A frontrunner to succeed Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said his one time rival should continue to serve a role in politics and that he wouldn't pursue "vengeance" against the man he claims stole the last election.
In the Media
by Issam AHMED (AFP)
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Raipur -
Maoist rebels killed 14 people in two poll-related blasts Saturday in an insurgency-hit region of central India, police said, highlighting the major security challenges faced in staging the nation's marathon general elections.
In the Media
by AFP
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New Delhi -
India's upstart anti-graft party faced a key test Thursday as the national capital voted in the first major phase of the country's marathon general elections.
In the Media
by Annie Banerji (AFP)
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New Delhi -
India's upstart anti-graft party faces a key test Thursday as the national capital votes in the first major stage of the country's marathon general elections.
In the Media
by Annie Banerji (AFP)
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Vadodara -
Maoist rebels killed three soldiers guarding polling officials in central India on Wednesday, highlighting security concerns in the world's biggest elections as the second phase of voting got under way.
In the Media
by AFP
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Vadodara -
Indian election frontrunner Narendra Modi waved to thousands of cheering supporters as he filed his papers to stand in the country's mammoth six-week election which entered its second of nine phases on Wednesday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Jakarta -
Indonesians went to the polls Wednesday in parliamentary elections expected to boost the main opposition and move their popular presidential candidate, Jakarta governor Joko Widodo, a step closer to becoming the country's next leader.
In the Media
by Sam Reeves (AFP)
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