Georgia's government backs down on its plan to restrict "foreign agents", but it's not clear that this will end the political crisis.
Author: Charles Richardson
A thaw in the Gulf
A peace deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia has been the cause of some annoyance in Washington, but American policymakers have only themselves to blame.
NSW two weeks out
Nominations have closed for the New South Wales state election, with the Coalition seeking to extend its 12 years in office.
Suspension in Fiji
Fiji's former military ruler resigns from parliament after being given a three-year suspension.
Turkey’s opposition makes its choice
A consensus candidate is chosen to take on Turkey's authoritarian president in the election scheduled for May.
Big & little results
Incumbent parties are returned in both Nigeria and Estonia, but in other respects they were very different elections.
Election preview: Estonia
Estonia's government has been one of Ukraine's strongest supporters. On Sunday it will seek a mandate to continue that stance.
Brexit’s final chapter?
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen write what they hope will be the last chapter in the long Brexit saga.
Centre-left takes a gamble in Italy
Italy's main opposition party has a new leader, who promises to take it in a new direction.
The General Assembly tries again
Another crushing defeat at the United Nations shows no sign of altering Russia's resolve in its war against Ukraine.
The World is Not Enough 