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2024-07-30First seen
2026-03-09Last seen
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China, Congo, Japan, Kazakhstan, Laos, Vietnam
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Political instability, Strategic competition

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Vietnam will hold National Assembly elections, Congo-Brazzaville will hold a presidential election involving incumbent Denis Sassou Nguesso, and Kazakhstan will conduct a constitutional referendum on the following Sunday. Congolese election is a sham.

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Vietnam; Republic of the Congo; KazakhstanUnverified

Votes in Vietnam, Congo-Brazzaville and Kazakhstan

Vietnam will hold National Assembly elections, Congo-Brazzaville will hold a presidential election involving incumbent Denis Sassou Nguesso, and Kazakhstan will conduct a constitutional referendum on the following Sunday. Congolese election is a sham.

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  1. Votes in Vietnam, Congo-Brazzaville and Kazakhstan

    UnverifiedPolitical instabilityVietnam; Republic of the Congo; Kazakhstan

    On Sunday, Vietnam will vote in national assembly elections, Congo-Brazzaville will hold a sham poll to re-elect incumbent president Denis Sassou Nguesso, and Kazakhstan will hold a constitutional referendum

    Vietnam will hold National Assembly elections, Congo-Brazzaville will hold a presidential election involving incumbent Denis Sassou Nguesso, and Kazakhstan will conduct a constitutional referendum on the following Sunday. Congolese election is a sham.

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  2. Blinken criticizes Chinese conduct in the South China Sea

    UnverifiedStrategic competitionSouth China Sea and Southeast Asia

    SecState Blinken criticized China's "escalating" and "unlawful actions" in the South China Sea during a trip to Laos - where he will meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

    U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized China’s actions in the South China Sea as escalating and unlawful during a trip to Laos, where he was expected to meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Planned visits to Vietnam, Japan, and the Philippines.

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