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19 total articles tracked

October 2026

October 28, 2026

Email Reveals Attempt to Hack U.S. Election Commission Systems

An email indicates a hacking attempt on the U.S. Election Commission, leading to a temporary suspension of its online services. This incident raises concerns about…

📰 ISNA 🕐 4d ago
October 27, 2026

Website of the Federal Election Commission of the United States Hacked

The Federal Election Commission's website was hacked, indicating potential vulnerabilities in U.S. electoral infrastructure. This incident raises concerns about cybersecurity in the context of upcoming…

📰 Donya-e-Eqtesad 🕐 4d ago
October 26, 2026

Israel's Election Chief Urges Voter Participation and Warns Against Misinformation Ahead of Knesset Elections

Dean Livne, the Director General of Israel's Central Election Commission, has called for high voter turnout and warned against misinformation ahead of the Knesset elections.…

📰 Iran Herald 🕐 5d ago
October 25, 2026

High Voter Turnout in Serbia Elections Amidst Student Opposition to Longtime Leader

Serbia's recent elections saw a voter turnout of 65%, the highest in decades, amidst reports of intimidation and voting irregularities. Students played a significant role…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 6d ago
October 12, 2026

India's Congress Party to Protest at Supreme Court Over Allegations of Electoral Fraud

The main opposition Congress party in India is organizing a rally to the Supreme Court to demand the removal of the chief election commissioner, citing…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 2w ago
October 11, 2026

A Government Official in Pakistan Assassinated

The Director General of the Election Commission of Pakistan was assassinated in a shooting incident. This event highlights ongoing security challenges in Pakistan, particularly concerning…

📰 Donya-e-Eqtesad 🕐 3w ago
October 10, 2026

Arrest of Leader of 'Susk' Movement at Planned Rally in New Delhi

Delhi police arrested several protesters, including the leader of the 'Susk Janata' party, before a rally against the Chief Election Commissioner of India. The protest…

📰 ISNA 🕐 3w ago

India Faces Mass Protest as Political Party Demands Election Chief's Resignation

The Cockroach Janta Party is demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to alterations in voter lists, leading to heightened police presence…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 3w ago
October 6, 2026

Indian Opposition Leaders Detained During Protest Against Election Commission

Indian opposition leaders were detained during a protest against the Election Commission in New Delhi regarding voter lists. This incident highlights ongoing political tensions in…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 3w ago

Indian Opposition Protests Against Election Chief Amid Calls for Resignation

Opposition leaders in India were briefly arrested during protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. This event highlights ongoing political tensions in…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 3w ago
October 4, 2026

Protests in India Demand Resignation of Election Chief Amid Voter Disenfranchisement Claims

Mass protests in India are demanding the resignation of the election commission chief due to allegations that voter-roll revisions have disenfranchised millions to favor Prime…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 3w ago
October 3, 2026

Youth Movement in India Calls for Election Commissioner's Resignation

A youth-led movement in India is demanding the resignation of the chief election commissioner, highlighting concerns over electoral integrity. This movement reflects broader issues of…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 4w ago
October 2, 2026

Protests Erupt in India Demanding Resignation of Election Commission Chief

Protests have erupted in Mumbai and New Delhi, led by the 'cockroach' movement, demanding the resignation of the Election Commission chief. This movement highlights growing…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 4w ago
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