The last European election for the year sees Croatia's president in a close fight for re-election.
Author: Charles Richardson
Who lost Brexit?
Labour's loss in last week's British election is being widely blamed on Brexit. But what exactly could it have done differently?
Britain’s desperate need for electoral reform
Britain's voters are deeply divided over their country's future, but their electoral system obscures that division and creates an artificial majority.
Brexit question answered at last
Britain decides to push ahead with leaving the EU. Or at least, the electoral system decides for it.
Election preview: United Kingdom
Britain's winter election is finally upon us. Boris Johnson is the one to beat, but his victory is by no means assured.
Bougainville votes to go it alone
The referendum on independence leaves zero room for doubt about the wishes of the people of Bougainville. Papua New Guinea now has to come to the party.
Another German left turn
After years of drift towards extremism, Germany's far right party takes a step back towards the mainstream.
Britain, one week out
With a week to go, Boris Johnson is strongly placed to win Britain's winter election.
Germany’s centre-left searches for an identity
A new left-wing leadership for Germany's Social Democrats represents a step into the unknown and means trouble for Angela Merkel.
Progress for democracy in Namibia
The winds of change are blowing in southern Africa, with the ruling party recording its worst-ever result in Namibia's presidential and parliamentary elections.
The World is Not Enough 