Reforms
Coverage of Reforms in the Nexus archive.
- Malaysia’s Anwar Vows Faster Reforms After Electoral Defeats
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim vowed to speed up reforms and strengthen an anti-corruption drive. These stated actions are aimed at rebuilding public support after facing a string of electoral defeats and party departures.
- Thousands of Protesters Fill Central Kyiv, Calling for Continued Reforms, Fedorov's Return to Government
Tens of thousands of protesters marched in central Kyiv, demanding the reinstatement of Defense Minister Fedorov, continued reforms, and greater government accountability. Demonstrators described Fedorov's dismissal as a fatal mistake by authorities.
- Cross-party talks on reforms are a stunt by Labour, say Tories
The Conservative Party (Tories) claims that cross-party discussions on reforms initiated by the Labour Party are a mere stunt. This accusation highlights political tensions regarding the sincerity of collaborative efforts on reform policies.
- Beyond Jantar Mantar: The Dharmendra Pradhan report card
The article evaluates Dharmendra Pradhan's education tenure, highlighting a mix of reforms, challenges, and initiatives. It focuses on the outcomes and impact of his policies during his time in the role.
- Student unions celebrate resignation of Education Minister, vow to fight for reforms
Student unions celebrated the resignation of the Education Minister and vowed to continue fighting for reforms. SFI leaders stated the protest demonstrated the collective strength of an organized student community.
- Watch: CJP Protest: Mumbai’s young voices on accountability and change| Pulse Maharashtra
A ground report from Mumbai explores how Gen Z views the CJP protest, highlighting their focus on accountability, reforms, and change. Young people share their perspectives on the movement's issues and its potential impact.
- Indian activist ends 26-day hunger strike, though student protests continue
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after talks with government ministers. Student-led protests over leaked medical entrance exam papers continue, with demands for the education minister's resignation and broader reforms.
- Tying laws to specific cases can do more harm than good
The article discusses how victims' stories can highlight policy failures and inspire reforms but warns that compelling narratives should not replace thorough, non-partisan analysis when shaping laws.
- Ukraine's ousted defense minister opens up about his clashes with the top general. He says every change hit resistance.
Ukraine's former defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov was ousted after clashing with top general Oleksandr Syrskyi over military reforms. Fedorov claimed his efforts to modernize the armed forces faced resistance, leading to his dismissal. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy supported retaining Syrskyi despite Fedorov's recommendation to remove him.
- A bold, unpopular Budget could pay off
The article discusses how implementing bold and controversial budget reforms early can provide strategic advantages for governments as elections approach. Such measures, though unpopular initially, may yield long-term political benefits by addressing issues before election time.
- Uganda: Uganda Tightens Control Over Public Spending
The Ugandan government has started digitally monitoring public projects worth Shs1.2 trillion ($320 million) as part of reforms to improve spending efficiency, strengthen contract oversight, and reduce procurement-related losses.
- China needs another Zhu Rongji to cut industrial excess
China is facing a manufacturing surplus that has revived memories of reforms led by a charismatic reformist premier. The article suggests a need for similar sweeping changes to address industrial excess.
- PWD reforms to speed up projects worth ₹513 cr. in Kerala
The Public Works Department (PWD) in Kerala has announced reforms aimed at accelerating infrastructure projects worth ₹513 crore. These measures are expected to expedite the implementation of various developmental initiatives in the state.
- Europe Intelligence Brief — Wednesday, July 1, 2026
The Europe Intelligence Brief for July 1, 2026, highlights Germany's reforms taking effect as its coalition government transitions from debate to implementation.
- Germany news: Heat record broken for second consecutive day
Germany broke its all-time temperature record for the second consecutive day amid a heatwave affecting Europe. Politicians are debating reforms, and industry is holding train operator DB accountable for significant financial losses.
- Cameroon: Can Cameroon Reclaim Its Maritime Flag After Shadow Fleet Abuse?
Cameroon is seeking to reclaim its maritime flag after abuse by shadow fleets, but technological and capacity gaps continue to expose the country to high-risk parallel maritime networks. Reforms have been introduced but are insufficient to address these vulnerabilities.
- Nigeria’s Naira Steadies as Its Painful Reforms Start to Pay
Nigeria's naira has steadied near 1,400 to the dollar in 2026 as economic growth and reserves increase, indicating the country's reforms are beginning to show positive results.
- Piping down at the Fed
The Federal Reserve faces rising inflation and increased forecasts for rate hikes, prompting Wall Street to monitor the extent of its reforms.
- EU Moves Ukraine’s Membership Bid Forward, but Tough Road Ahead
EU ministers will formally launch Ukraine’s accession talks on aligning with EU law after a delay caused by Hungary’s veto. Ukraine views the progress positively, but full membership remains distant due to 35 negotiation chapters, required reforms, and EU divisions over timelines and proposals for limited 'associate' membership.
- Will join CJP protest on June 6 if Education Minister doesn’t resign: Sonam Wangchuk
Sonam Wangchuk stated he will join the CJP protest on June 6 if the Education Minister does not resign. He cited concerns over the state of education and implementation of reforms as reasons for his decision.
- How to combat corruption
The article discusses learning from past reforms to combat corruption.
- Venezuela prisoner releases fall short, fueling doubts over reform
In post-Maduro Venezuela, the promised release of political prisoners has not met expectations, with only dozens freed while hundreds remain in jail, raising doubts about the government's commitment to reforms.
- Negotiators hopeful for deal on spy powers amid messy battle over reforms
Lawmakers extended the deadline for renewing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) by 10 days, continuing a contentious debate over reforms. The program allows government surveillance of foreigners but faces ongoing challenges in balancing security needs with privacy concerns.
- Is Bangladesh killing reforms introduced after student-led protests?
Bangladesh's new parliament has canceled reforms introduced after the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, which aimed to enhance accountability. The reforms were initially implemented following student-led protests to address governance issues.
- Unprecedented ruling finds Hungary's anti-LGBTQ laws in breach of EU values
The EU's top court ruled that Hungary's anti-LGBTQ laws breach EU values and violate the founding principles of the EU treaty. The decision highlights a significant conflict between national policies and EU core values.
- LSE CEO Hoggett on Market Sentiment, Reforms
The CEO of the London Stock Exchange, Hoggett, discusses current market sentiment and potential reforms. The article covers his insights on economic conditions and proposed changes in the financial sector.