Sunday's Finnish election looks like producing an outcome similar to the last one, which is good news for the Social Democrat prime minister.
Author: Charles Richardson
Bulgaria makes five
Bulgaria just keeps on having elections without resolving anything. Number five is coming up on Sunday.
Narrow winner, big loser
Labor has won the New South Wales election, but its chance of a majority in its own right seems to be slipping away.
A lament for John Pesutto
Victoria's Liberal Party kneecaps its leader after he takes a stand against far-right influence in the party.
Election preview: New South Wales
Liberal premier Dominic Perrottet is facing an uphill task to retain office in tomorrow's state election, but he's still in with a chance.
March electoral roundup
Our regular look at election news around the world. This month, Kazakhstan, Montenegro, Kuwait and the Netherlands.
Macron scrapes through
Emmanuel Macron secures approval for his pension reform plan by treating it as an issue of confidence, but the opposition comes close to stopping him.
Twenty years on: an Iraq retrospective
A look back across twenty years of commentary on the Iraq war and its consequences.
Scottish nationalism in trouble
With the cause of independence becalmed, the Scottish National Party is engaged in a messy leadership contest that is showcasing its internal differences.
Betting on Trump
Donald Trump has surged back to favoritism for next year's Republican nomination. What's going on here?
The World is Not Enough 