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China falsely frames elections in Tajikistan as democratic, inclusive

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By William Echols, Lin Jian
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Tajikistan, the poorest country in Central Asia and bordering Afghanistan, held parliamentary elections on March 2. The country has been under the rule of Emomali Rahmon, a former Soviet Union Communist Party official, since 1992. Rahmon’s party, the People’s Democratic Party of Tajikistan, claimed victory in the elections, securing 49 of the 63 parliamentary seats.
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By William Echols
| កម្មវិធីវិទ្យុពេលព្រឹក - វីអូអេ
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Georgian speaker misleads on Georgians’ support for Ukraine

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By William Echols, Shalva Papuashvili
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Anti-government protests have continued in Georgia for nearly 90 days following disputed parliamentary elections last October. Demonstrators, led by former President Salome Zourabichvili, demand new elections as the means to peacefully resolve Georgia’s political crisis. Zourabichvili accuses the ruling Georgian Dream party’s leadership of working in the Kremlin’s interests and warns against Georgia falling into “Russia’s hands.” On Feb.
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