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The campaign is mainly being driven on social media, and hashtags #IndiaOut, #BoycottIndia and #BoycottIndianProducts have been trending on Facebook in recent weeks. Some opposition political groups also took part in rallies on the street in cities, in support of the movement.
Ex-PM Imran Khan has asked the IMF to factor in alleged rigging in recent elections. But that’s dangerous for Pakistan, economists say.
NEW DELHI (AP) — Last year more than two dozen opposition parties in India came together to take on Narendra Modi, one of the country’s most popular prime ministers in generations. But the broad alliance, beset with ideological differences and personality clashes, is cracking at a crucial time, just months before the country votes in a national election.
JAKARTA -- Indonesia's aspiration to join the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has reached a remarkable step, with the group this week formally opening talks for its accession just days after Indonesia held an election to choose its next president.
Internet disruptions, unexplained by authorities, are casting serious doubts over the rule of law and Pakistan’s ambition to expand its digital economy.
While some Chinese-Indonesians said they had opposed Prabowo on this ground, others, especially those from younger generations, were willing to look past the country’s dark history and hope that its political and economic stability would continue.
