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The elections have been marred by a wave of political violence that has seen more than 90 politicians murdered since the electoral process began in September.

Bashar al-Assad, who has been in power since 2000, is sure to keep his job after the election, every aspect of which is controlled by him and his Baath party.

The ruling GPS coalition says the state legislative assembly will be dissolved on a date chosen by the Agong.

There's no shame in admitting the ultimate reason behind the virus emergency.

EC says preparations are on track but current developments have affected its plans.

This latest election was forced after Benjamin Netanyahu triggered the collapse of a unity government he had formed with his rival Benny Gantz following the three previous inconclusive elections.

What began as a unanimous vote in the halls of power now seems to be faltering as youth and lawmakers alike question how prepared teenagers are to help determine the country's future.

Bad blood between PSB and Pakatan Harapan in the state is likely to derail any cooperation, even in the interest of ensuring straight fights with the ruling GPS.

The government-appointed committee says it's time to do away with the age-old first-past-the-post system inherited from Britain.

Several recommendations on reforming the electoral system will remove some of the advantages enjoyed by the incumbent government.

If needed, the findings will be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat for debate.

Law minister Takiyuddin Hassan says the government is keen to avoid any election to prevent further escalation of Covid-19 cases.