A result in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's president is declared the winner after delays and violent protests.

History, the constitution and “Super Saturday”

The saga of section 44 is an interesting lesson on the intersection of law, history and politics. Where do we go now?

Zimbabwe has held its first post-Mugabe election, but results are yet to be released.

Cambodia's autocrat predictably wins an "election", but the international community shows little interest.

I'm back from Scandinavia, with a fair bit of election news to catch up on. First up is Pakistan.

Another democracy in trouble, as the Pakistani government needs to counter the influence of its own military to win a second term.

Barack Obama defends democracy and liberalism in South Africa. Some conservatives now admit that's a good thing.

Donald Trump doesn't really look like a blackmail victim, but there's still something unusual going on in his relationship with Vladimir Putin.

Opponents of immigration are just that, regardless of whether it's legal or illegal. With Peter Dutton, at least we know where he stands.

Reporting from Svalbard, a place with no border controls.