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Mongolia’s robust politics backslides into electoral autocracy in 2025

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By Julian Dierkes
| East Asia Forum Verified
Overshadowing relations with Russia, China and North Korea, global commodity prices and two domestic political crises, the big event of 2025 for Mongolia may have been the broadcast of the Physical: Asia game series on Netflix. The Mongolian team reached the final of the show, with the excitement in Ulaanbaatar comparable to Mongolia winning its first gold medal at the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008.
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Myanmar remains off the international legal agenda

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By Alison McCook Verified, Yeji Chung, Alfin Febrian Basundoro, Julian Dierkes
| East Asia Forum Verified
In May, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders. This followed a similarly swift response by the ICC to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It also comes alongside the initiation of legal action before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) by Ukraine against Russia and by both South Africa and the UN General Assembly for the Palestine crisis.
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Mongolia’s MPP maintains power with strategic gains

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By Julian Dierkes, Liam Gammon, Ashima Goyal, Paul Chambers
| East Asia Forum Verified
Mongolia held its ninth parliamentary election since its 1990 democratic revolution on 28 June 2024, giving the ruling Mongolian People’s Party a narrow majority in the newly-enlarged parliament with 68 of 126 seats. Despite voter frustration with politics and governance, discontent was not strong enough to bring other parties to power. Democracies around the world are facing the challenge of democratic backsliding.
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