#opposition-party

#opposition-party

Tanzania's president pledged an investigation and apologized after the brutal murder of an opposition member, highlighting issues of political violence and governance.

The Cambodian government is intensifying actions against dissent through legal means to suppress opposition and maintain its power.

The assassination of a lawyer and party official intensifies tensions before planned protests against disputed election results in Mozambique.

Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law to protect South Korea from perceived threats posed by opposition forces amid budget conflicts.

President Yoon Suk-yeol's short-lived martial law declaration exposed a significant political crisis in South Korea marked by public dissent and military confusion.

President Yoon declared martial law to counter perceived threats from North Korea and accused the opposition of anti-state activities.

Lee Jae-myung was found guilty of breaching electoral rules, sentenced to one year in prison, and plans to appeal the decision.

Thailand's democracy faces significant challenges as the Constitutional Court removes the prime minister and dissolves the opposition party.

The resignation of Arun Goel leaves the Election Commission of India with only one of the three mandated officials to conduct the upcoming general election.

The main opposition party has accused the government of systematic decimation of independent institutions after Goel's resignation.

Turkey's main opposition party, CHP, retained control over key cities and gained ground in local elections against President Erdogan's party.

CHP's triumph in Istanbul and Ankara, along with gains in 36 provinces, marked its strongest electoral achievement during Erdogan's rule.

Reform UK sees itself as the emerging opposition party, positioning against Labour and claiming Tories' decline.