Donald Trump's assaults on truth are sometimes so brazen that they provoke resistance within the Republican Party. A battle for control cannot be postponed indefinitely.
Author: Charles Richardson
France, two months out
France begins voting for president in two months time, with the still-undeclared incumbent looking in a strong position.
War for Donbas?
The drums of war in Ukraine beat perhaps a little more softly this week. But could Russia be planning a limited operation in eastern Ukraine?
Seventy years on
Seventy years of an unusually successful monarch is worth celebrating. But it's also important to note how unusual it is.
A preview and some results
There are presidential and legislative elections in Costa Rica on Sunday. Also recent results from Italy, Barbados and Northern Cyprus.
More trouble on the German right
As its support declines, Germany's far-right party loses its last advocate of a (relatively) moderate approach.
Auditing elections
The debate over the Arizona election "audit" suggests a possible way forward in the fight against election subversion.
Best not to force an early election
Portugal's centre-left prime minister wins a third term, as voters punish the parties that forced the early election.
Election preview: Portugal
Portugal's centre-left prime minister goes to an early election, without much hope of changing the parliamentary arithmetic.
War for Ukraine?
Some of the war talk about Ukraine seems to be coming off the boil. There are good reasons why it should.
The World is Not Enough 