Kemal Kilicdaroglu vs Sushil Koirala

Kilicdaroglu was elected leader of the Republican People's Party (CHP), Turkey's main opposition party. He succeeded Deniz Baykal and aimed to modernize the party and challenge Erdogan's AKP.

Kilicdaroglu survived an assassination attempt when a gunman opened fire near his convoy during a funeral. No one was injured, and the attacker was arrested.

Kilicdaroglu led the 'No' campaign against the constitutional referendum that granted sweeping powers to President Erdogan. The 'Yes' vote won narrowly, with allegations of irregularities.

Kilicdaroglu ran as the joint opposition candidate against Erdogan in the presidential election. He won 47.8% in the first round but lost the runoff, despite strong support from a six-party alliance.

Sushil Koirala was elected Prime Minister of Nepal by the Constituent Assembly, leading a coalition government of the Nepali Congress and other parties. His main task was to finalize the new constitution.

Under Koirala's leadership, the Constituent Assembly promulgated the new Constitution of Nepal, replacing the interim constitution. The constitution established Nepal as a federal democratic republic, but faced protests from Madhesi groups over provincial boundaries.

Following the promulgation of the constitution, Koirala resigned as Prime Minister as part of a power-sharing agreement. His resignation led to the election of a new prime minister from the leftist alliance.