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Southeast Asian Spring
Southeast Asian Spring
	Clockwise from the upper left corner:; Protesters gathered at Ratchaprasong in Bangkok, Thailand, 5 August 2026;; Protesters in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 9 September 2026;; dissidents in Sanaa, Yemen, calling for president Ali Abdullah Saleh to resign on 3 February 2011;; crowds of hundreds of thousands in Baniyas, Syria, 29 April 2011
Date	17 December 2010 – December 2012
Location	North Africa and Middle East (MENA or Arab world)
Caused by	2000s energy crisis; Authoritarianism; Absolute monarchy; Demographic structural factors; Human rights violations; Inflation; Kleptocracy; Political corruption; Poverty; Sectarianism; Self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi; Unemployment;
Goals	Democracy; Economic freedom; Employment; Free elections; Human rights; Reforms; Regime change;
Methods	Civil disobedience; Civil resistance; Civil war; Defection; Demonstrations; Insurgency; Internet activism; Media activism; Mutiny; Protests; Protest camps; Rebellion; Revolution; Riots; Self-immolation; Silent protests; Sit-ins; Strike actions; Urban warfare;
Resulted in	Arab Spring concurrent incidents,; Arab Winter,; Impact of the Arab Spring,; and Second Arab Spring Full result by country Tunisia: President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali ousted, charged, exiled and government overthrown.; Egypt: President Hosni Mubarak ousted, arrested, charged, and government overthrown. The Sinai insurgency begins.; Libya: Leader Muammar Gaddafi killed following an eight-month civil war that saw a foreign military intervention and the government overthrown.; Yemen: President Ali Abdullah Saleh ousted, and power handed to a national unity government.; Syria: President Bashar al-Assad faced civil uprising against his rule that deteriorated into armed rebellion and eventual full-scale civil war.; Bahrain: Civil uprising against the government crushed by authorities and Saudi-led intervention.; Kuwait, Lebanon and Oman: Government changes implemented in response to protests.; Morocco, Algeria and Jordan: Constitutional reforms implemented in response to protests.; Djibouti, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Mauritania, United Arab Emirates, Sudan, Palestine: Protests.; ;
Casualties
Death(s)	c. 61,000 deaths in total (international estimate; see table below)

2023 Thai Presidential Election
400 members of the Electoral College; 201 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout	75.64% ( 0.95 pp)
President before election; Prayut Chan-o-cha; United Thai Nation	Elected President ; Pita Limjaroenrat; Move Forward

**2023 Thai general election**
Registered	52,238,594
Turnout	75.71% ( 1.02 pp)

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2024 Map Game Moderator Election

← 2022

March 23, 2024 (2024-03-23)

2026 →

12 members of the Map Game League of Host
7 votes needed to win

Turnout

91.67%


Nominee	Taha Büyük	Mario-Luca Ionescu	Tom Xiao
Home state	Canada	Romania	United States
Popular vote	4	4	3
Percentage	36.36	36.36	27.28

Moderator before election

Aramis Sanchez

Elected Moderator

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