As if it didn't have enough problems already, America's Republican Party is split over display of the rebel flag.
Author: Charles Richardson
High Court loses its patience
The High Court expends little energy in disposing of the constitutional argument against Senate voting reform.
Scots clip the nationalists’ wings
Scottish voters swing from Labour to Conservative, and also deprive their Nationalist government of a majority.
Election preview: Philippines
The Philippines elect a new president on Monday, with the front-runner making many people uncomfortable.
Trump, and other updates
Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee, after his last major rival conceded in Indiana. That, plus updates from Ireland, Iran and Equatorial Guinea.
Back to the polls in Spain
Spain will hold fresh elections in June, after its political parties failed to reach agreement on forming a new government. It's not at all obvious that this will solve anything.
Well, isn’t this a treat?
Big wins for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump leave one race decided, but the other still heading towards a contested convention.
Austria and Serbia
Compare and contrast: a parliamentary election re-enforces the mainstream in Serbia, and a presidential election swings big to the far right in Austria.
Election preview: Serbia
Serbia's government seeks a fresh mandate tonight and is likely to get it, but it's not clear whether that will do anything to speed up its admission to the European Union.
Queensland government disgraces itself
Queensland's Labor government has turned the clock back to compulsory preferential voting in the pursuit of short-term electoral advantage.
The World is Not Enough 