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    Huge security operation as Indonesia court hears poll rigging claims

    14 Jun 2019

    Tens of thousands of security personnel fanned out across Jakarta on Friday as a court heard a defeated presidential challenger’s claim that Indonesia’s 2019 election was rigged — allegations that spawned deadly rioting last month.

    Pakistan politician gives up seat saying vote rigged in his favour

    15 Feb 2024

    Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman of the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party was declared winner of provincial seat 129 in Karachi after securing more than 26,000 votes.

    Pakistan's jailed ex-PM Imran wants IMF to link talks to an independent audit of Feb.8 elections

    24 Feb 2024

    Senator Ali Zafar, a top leader from Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehri-e-Insaf party, made his televised remarks after meeting with Imran Khan at the Adiala prison, where he's serving multiple prison sentences.

    Pakistan votes for a new parliament as jailed leader’s party cries foul

    08 Feb 2024

    Tens of thousands of security forces were deployed at polling stations and authorities suspended mobile phone services across the country to prevent disruptions and flash protests.

    US warns Pakistan on ties over election irregularities

    21 Mar 2024

    Donald Lu, the top US diplomat for South Asia, told lawmakers that the United States had "serious concerns" about the conduct of the February 8 election and ongoing disruptions of media and social media, including a prolonged shutdown of X, formerly known as Twitter.

    Pakistan's major parties reach power-sharing agreement, Imran loyalists left out

    21 Feb 2024

    The PML-N and the PPP combined in 2022 to oust former leader Khan in a no-confidence vote before sharing power in a shaky coalition that also saw Sharif at the helm, until the National Assembly was dissolved in August ahead of elections.

    Former Japanese justice minister, lawmaker wife arrested for suspected vote-buying

    18 Jun 2020

    Media have said that prosecutors suspect former justice minister Katsuyuki Kawai and his wife, upper house lawmaker Anri Kawai, of offering millions of yen in cash to about 100 people.

    Iraq’s poll verdict promises no big change

    14 Oct 2021

    The early indications of Iraq’s Sunday parliamentary election with a low 41 per cent turnout show that Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr’s group has improved its position

    Georgia hits Trump with racketeering charges in election subversion case

    15 Aug 2023

    Donald Trump faced a new set of legal woes on Tuesday after a Georgia grand jury used a law developed to take down organised crime gangs to charge the former US president in a scheme for trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat.

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