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Nepal LPG supply shortage

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Latest: Nepal lawmakers demand solutions to LPG shortages

Nepal has experienced a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as monthly demand rose to between 55,000 and 60,000 metric tons, exceeding the typical 48,000 tons. This surge followed the end of a temporary rationing s

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South Korea election probes, party shifts, and policy flux

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Latest: National Election Commission dismisses election challenges amid ongoing investigations

Investigations into election irregularities have intensified. Lawmaker Joo Jin-woo of the People Power Party (PPP) alleges that National Election Commission (NEC) log records show voter numbers being entered up to 90 min

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South Korean construction wage protection reforms

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Latest: South Korean Labor Minister announces wage theft penalties and policy reforms

The South Korean government is implementing new measures to combat construction and shipbuilding wage arrears and middle-man exploitation. In July 2026, officials announced plans for a next-generation electronic payment

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Nicaragua 2026 Ortega pushes term extension, faces isolation

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Latest: Nicaragua: President Ortega signals intent to abolish elections

In late July and early August 2026, President Daniel Ortega and Vice-President Rosario Murillo unveiled a series of constitutional reforms aimed at consolidating power and restructuring the electoral system. The proposed

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South Korea passes prosecution reform amid veto push

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Latest: South Korea's National Assembly advances criminal procedure reform and presidential re‑election amendment

In early July 2026, the Democratic Party announced a criminal‑procedure amendment to end the prosecutor’s supplemental investigation authority and strengthen victim protection. The National Assembly moved the bill to a d

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