🇮🇷 Friends, we continue with our #AnalyticswithoutBorders column. Today, we present an article from our regular contributor, Mehdi Honardideh from Iran, whom you know well.
A week ago, on November 30, parliamentary elections concluded in Kyrgyzstan under a new legislation. They marked a transition from the previous mixed system—where some deputies were elected by party lists and others from single-mandate constituencies—to a new electoral model. Read the full article at the link below to learn more about the voting process and the historical significance of these elections for the country.
Historically, allegations of electoral manipulation have often served as a pretext for consolidating political power in Kyrgyzstan. The Japarov-Tashiyev alliance now appears determined to prevent a recurrence of this pattern by further restricting opposition activists ahead of elections.
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✨ Author: Mehdi Honardideh
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