Hannah Ellis-Petersen
Hannah Ellis-Petersen is an experienced journalist with a strong focus on international news. She has reported extensively from India and Bangladesh, covering political developments, social issues, and elections. Prior to her current role at The Guardian, she worked for the BBC World Service as a correspondent based in New Delhi. In addition to her reporting work, Ellis-Petersen is actively involved in mentoring young journalists and promoting diverse voices in journalism. She has been recognized for her contributions with several awards and fellowships, including the International Center for Journalists' Asia Fellowship and the British Foreign Press Association's award for best news reporting from abroad.
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This author has a poor reputation for journalistic standards and is not considered a reliable news source.
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Recent Articles
Bangladesh's Worst Civil Unrest in Decades: Students Protest Against Government Job Quotas, Over 100 Deaths
Broke On: Saturday, 20 July 2024Bangladesh is in the midst of violent protests led by students against the reinstatement of government job quotas, resulting in over a hundred deaths and widespread unrest. The movement, fueled by economic struggles and frustration with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government, has grown into a larger opposition against quota-based recruitment. Protests began after the High Court ordered the reinstatement of quotas for specific groups, including women, veterans' families, disabled individuals, and ethnic minorities. The protests have led to a nationwide curfew and military deployment. 
Student Protests in Bangladesh: A Call for Quota Reform or a Challenge to the Government's Authority?
Broke On: Friday, 19 July 2024Thousands of students in Bangladesh protest against a quota system reserving 30% of government jobs for veterans' family members, leading to violent clashes with police and widespread chaos. Protests broaden into anti-government demonstrations against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, resulting in numerous deaths, injuries, and restricted access to social media. The situation raises concerns about human rights abuses and freedom of speech in Bangladesh. 
Narendra Modi Takes Oath for Third Term: Coalition Government, Religious Equality, and Shift in India's Political Landscape
Broke On: Sunday, 09 June 2024Prime Minister Narendra Modi takes oath for his third term, leading a coalition government after the BJP falls short of an absolute majority in the elections. His previous authoritarian tendencies may be tempered by the need for consensus politics with diverse coalition partners. The opposition INDIA alliance calls the election a mandate against Modi's government, and the election results mark a significant shift in India's political landscape. 
India's 18th Lok Sabha Election: BJP Seeks Another Five Years in Power, Congress Challenges with Alliances
Broke On: Monday, 03 June 2024India's 18th Lok Sabha election results will be announced on June 4, determining the next government. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP seeks a third term with promises of economic growth and Hindu nationalist agenda, while opposition parties led by Congress aim to challenge them. 
Millions Vote in India's Third Lok Sabha Election Phase: Key Battles and Turnout Rates
Broke On: Monday, 06 May 2024Millions voted in the third phase of India's Lok Sabha elections on May 7, 2024, deciding the fate of candidates in 93 constituencies. Key battles took place between Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar in Maharashtra and Prime Minister Modi voted in Gujarat. The turnout was recorded at 64.4%. PM Modi focused on economic progress but also Hindu nationalism, accusing the Congress party of attempting to redistribute wealth among Muslims. Results are expected on May 13, with the next phase scheduled for May 13. 
India's Mammoth Election: Over 900 Million Voters Cast Ballots in First Phase Across 15 States and Union Territories
Broke On: Thursday, 18 April 2024India's Mammoth Election: Over 1.4 billion people vote in seven phases from April 19 to June 1, 2024, with key constituencies and notable candidates participating in the first phase on April 19. The BJP and Indian National Congress (INC) compete for votes, with significant figures like Jitin Prasada and Jyoti Mirdha contesting as BJP nominees. The first phase holds crucial implications for India's democracy and international relations. 
Arvind Kejriwal Arrested by ED on Allegations of Scam Involving Alcohol Licensing Deals
Broke On: Tuesday, 19 March 2024Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi and leader of India's main opposition party, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on charges related to an alleged scam involving alcohol licensing deals. The arrest was widely condemned as politically motivated and accused Mr. Kejriwal of being involved in a conspiracy with other government officials to receive kickbacks from these deals. 
Shehbaz Sharif Elected Prime Minister of Pakistan in Controversial Election Amid Economic Troubles and Questions About Legitimacy
Broke On: Sunday, 03 March 2024Pakistan has a new prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif. He was elected in a controversial election that saw allegations of rigging and irregularities. The winner only needs to get more than half of the vote to become prime minister, which Sharif did with 201 votes while his closest rival Omar Ayub got 92. Despite facing economic troubles and questions about legitimacy, the new government will be led by a leader who has served as prime minister once before.