The military-backed USDP has claimed a landslide in Myanmar’s post-coup election, but observers say the vote is unlikely to ease conflict or revive the economy.

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Japanese opposition party Reiwa Shinsengumi will make abolishing the consumption tax a key pillar of its policy pledges for ...

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Political stability may reduce uncertainty, but it will not automatically revive investment in Bangladesh. Only credible reforms—cutting red tape, strengthening institutions and lowering the cost of d ...

BUDAPEST, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Hungary's opposition leader Peter Magyar, whose Tisza party leads most polls ahead of an April ...

Myanmar’s military junta has billed the election as a return to democracy. International observers, however, have widely ...

USD/JPY breaks key support as Japan signals yen intervention and a hawkish BoJ, shifting focus to elections, rate ...

North Carolina has officially applied to be one of the first states to hold the Democratic presidential primary in 2028 — a move the party hopes will bring even more attention to the state.

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The Philippine economy likely grew below the government’s 5.5 to 6.5 percent target in 2025 and at a slower pace compared to ...