Erdoğan Pushes for Elections Amid Natural Disaster, But No Elections in Pakistan's Provinces
In the midst of a natural disaster, Erdogan pushes for elections, but none are held in the provinces of Pakistan
President Erdogan is adamant about holding general elections in three months, despite the devastating earthquake that devastated most of Turkey. He is attempting to maintain his political position while dealing with one of the most difficult campaign cycles in his 20 years in office. In contrast, the Pakistani government seems to be delaying holding elections for the provincial assembly of Punjab and Khyber Pukhtunkhwa (KPK), leaving local residents in these areas without any political representation. The different methods used in Turkey and Pakistan for conducting elections serve as a reminder of the political leaders' various agendas and the influence elections may have on the stability and development of a nation.
