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Rajasthan’s ‘good governance’ model to figure in deliberation at IIAS-IISA Seoul South Korea conference 

The Rajasthan model of good governance will be discussed at a global forum of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS-IISA) in Seoul South Korea later this month. Our next global conversation, the IIAS 2026 Conference-, will be held in Seoul – Korea from November 17 to 20, 2026 that will provide an opportunity to…

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Shared Threats: Indo-Pacific Alliances and Burden Sharing in Today’s Geopolitical Environment

This more comprehensive definition of burden-sharing by allies should be documented by the administration through legislation like the Allied Burden Sharing Report Act and the NATO Burden Sharing Report Act. Access, Basing and Overflight (ABO) The United States will increasingly operate in a contested basing environment. Some of the challenges are internal in terms of…

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Kazakhstan calls for bolstering UN water architecture

The Kazakhstan delegation briefed UN representatives, government delegations, and international experts on developing and modernizing Kazakhstan’s water sector. He called for joint efforts to advance President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s initiative to establish an International Water Organization, aimed at strengthening coordination and improving the effectiveness of the UN’s work. Photo: gov.kz Perspectives of further advancing water cooperation…

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When Power Is No Longer Enough: A Two-Level Games Analysis of US Policy on Iran

The military superiority of the United States has been one of the main foundations that sustains its global influence. With the world’s largest defense budget, a network of cross-regional military bases, and power projection capabilities that span various parts of the world, Washington has the capacity to conduct military operations far from its territorial territory….

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What Happens if a Coalition Fails After South Africa’s Local Government Elections?

Coalition Governments After the 2026 Local Elections South Africa’s 2026 local government elections have reshaped the nation’s political landscape. With final results recently announced, no single party claimed outright control in 137 municipalities, leading to what are known as “hung councils.” This situation demands that political parties collaborate to form coalitions that allow councils to…

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Vice President Gibran Meets Parliamentary Leaders to Formalize Resignation as Rupiah Slides to Rp 18,209

Key Takeaways ● Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka arrived at the parliamentary complex in a black suit and red tie to formalize his resignation before People’s Consultative Assembly leaders following a closed-door session with President Prabowo Subianto. ● People’s Consultative Assembly Speaker Ahmad Muzani confirmed that assembly leaders were on standby to receive Gibran, coming…

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Local and regional government workers protecting democracy, halting the far-right – PSI

Their struggles underscore the vital role of strong trade unions in halting the far-right’s advance and safeguarding peace and democracy in our communities. Back to the Past: The Return of the Far-Right on the World Stage Trade unions are, by their very nature and mission, guardians of democracy and social justice. By harnessing the power…

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