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The Government Gen Z Elected Faces Its Own 100-Day Test
Balen Shah went from rapper-engineer to prime minister on a wave of youth anger at corruption. His first 100 days are closing, and the movement that elected him is starting to ask what's actually changed.
The Bill That Fell 54 Votes Short: Inside India's Delimitation Standoff
A Modi government constitutional amendment failed in the Lok Sabha for the first time in 12 years — and the north-south seat fight underneath it is far from over.
Japan's Immigration Fight Moves to the Right of the Government Itself
Sanseito wants to abolish Japan's Immigration Services Agency, outflanking a prime minister already running the hardest immigration line of any postwar Japanese leader.
The Junta's Countdown: Inside Myanmar's 100-Day Gambit
Min Aung Hlaing's 100-day peace ultimatum, and why nearly every armed group that matters has already said no.
13,000 Accounts, 860,000 Messages: Inside China's Alleged Campaign to Shape Taiwan's Local Elections
Taiwan's spy agency says its government network was hit more than 173 million times in three months. The interference has moved from national elections to a mid-sized county's mayoral race.