Dutch voters have plenty of choices in tomorrow's early election, with the country's long-serving prime minister bowing out.
Author: Charles Richardson
Milei nails it
Argentina's voters lose patience with the economic incompetence of their Peronist government and give the "libertarian" candidate a solid victory.
Election preview: Argentine runoff
Voters in Argentina have an unenviable choice in Sunday's presidential election, as is all too common in South America.
Cameron redux
Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle pulls a rabbit out of the hat with the return of David Cameron. What does it mean for the future of the Conservative Party?
Talking to Hamas: a compilation
Two decades worth of writing about Hamas shows how much was predictable, and what a dreadful price has been paid for missed opportunities.
France, Zionism and antisemitism – again
Mass demonstrations in France against antisemitism find the far left rather than (as you might expect) the far right out of step.
Update on government formation
A new government in Montenegro, progress in Spain and Poland, and an early election in Portugal.
Close contests in America
Democrats have a good night in America's off-year elections, but tight contests are still very much the norm.
A referendum post-mortem
Detailed results from Australia's Voice referendum show the extent of the realignment that has taken place since 1999.
New Zealand wraps up
Final results are released from last month's New Zealand election, showing small but significant differences from the way things looked on the night.
The World is Not Enough 