Competing Regimes and Multiple Stakeholders: How China Hedges its Relations with Myanmar by Enze HAN

“…Given the volatile and uncertain political environment in Myanmar, Beijing’s strategy involves maintaining relationships with multiple stakeholders with not only the military junta but also various ethnic armed groups, and potentially the national unity government too.…”
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The Coming Political Crisis in Afghanistan by Abdul Basit

“…If a pragmatic solution through a fresh political agreement is not found, it will undermine the legitimacy of the National Unity Government (NUG).…”
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Health Crisis and Political Crisis: Benjamin Netanyahu's Double Rhetorical Maneuver during COVID-19 by Ariella Lahav

“…It suggests that Netanyahu's rhetoric was not aimed, similarly to that of other Western leaders, uniquely at persuading his audience to obey liberticidal regulations that were imposed—and thereby build his authority and legitimacy, as well as the legitimacy of the measures advocated against the pandemic; but that it was also aimed at reconstructing and rehabilitating his ethos (impaired by his indictment), repositioning him as head of State, as the only leader capable of managing a crisis of such magnitude, and thus of leading the country; and finally, at convincing his political rival to join a so-called “emergency national unity” government.…”
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Crise sanitaire et crise politique : La double démarche rhétorique de Benjamin Netanyahou pendant la COVID-19 by Ariella Lahav

“…It suggests that Netanyahu’s rhetoric was not aimed, similarly to that of other Western leaders, uniquely at persuading his audience to obey to restrictive regulations, and in that view at building his authority and legitimacy, as well as the legitimacy of the measures taken against the pandemic; but that his rhetoric was also aimed at rehabilitating his ethos impaired by his inculpation, repositioning him as head of State, as the only leader capable of managing a crisis of such magnitude, therefore of leading the country; as well as at convincing his political rival to join a so-called « emergency national unity » government.…”
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Explaining the Reasons Behind the Re-Domination of the Taliban in Afghanistan Based on Dekmejian’s Theory of Periodic Movements by Zahed Ghaffari Hashjin, Mohsen Karimi Shiroodi

“…However, over the past two decades, these endeavors failed to foster the formation of a national unity government. Moreover, the initial impetus behind the U.S. intervention, namely ousting and destroying the Taliban, gradually receded in priority. …”
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Myanmar’s Coup d’état and the Struggle for Federal Democracy and Inclusive Government by Anna S. King

“…It analyses the formation of the Committee Representing the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), the creation of the interim National Unity Government (NUG), the founding of the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) and the inauguration of the People’s Defence Force (PDF). …”
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The COVID-19 third wave in Myanmar following the military coup [version 2; peer review: 2 approved]

“…However, the online Telehealth clinics operated by Ministry of Health, Myanmar National Unity Government, offered the alternative accessible solution for the certain population within the country.…”
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Struggling to resume childhood vaccination during war in Myanmar: evaluation of a pilot program by April Poe, Emily, Aurora, Hein Thura Aung, Alfred Saw Ei Reh, Brianna Grissom, Cynthie Tinoo, Daniel B. Fishbein

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International State-Building and the Crisis of Political Transition in Afghanistan (2014-2021) by Alireza Samiee Esfahani, Sara Farahmand

“…The National Unity Government consistently failed to control power centers, both directly and indirectly and was unable to establish its authority and legitimacy in dealing with these centrifugal forces. …”
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Zanzibar's Unity Government: A New Episode or Changing Direction of Revolutionary Ideology? by Moh'd Juma Haji, Ambrose Kessy

“…It delves into the social, political, and economic factors that led revolutionary ideology to embrace a national unity government. The study reveals that the revolution's ideology has gradually changed from politics of isolation and exclusion to nationalization due to natural and artificial factors. …”
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