Donald Trump's acolytes are not above the law, but the prosecution of Steve Bannon shows that the law in question is a complex one. Matters would be much simpler in Australia.
Author: Charles Richardson
Election preview: Argentina midterms
Halfway through his term, Argentina's president is facing a likely setback in legislative elections.
Bulgaria and others
Bulgaria votes yet again on Sunday, this time for both president and parliament. Change is on the way elsewhere in the region as well.
OK, let’s talk about voter ID
As the Morrison government tries to legislate for a voter identification requirement, both its supporters and its opponents seem more focused on American conditions than on its actual implications in Australia.
War fears in the Balkans
Kosovo's prime minister warns of warlike Serbian intentions, raising fears of a return to the 1990s in the Balkans.
An early election for Portugal
Portugal is going back to the polls in January after a falling-out between its centre-left and far left.
November results update
News of recent election outcomes from Germany, Czechia, Japan and the United States.
Election preview: Virginia & others
America's Republican Party sees Virginia as a crucial step on its road back to power. Tomorrow's race for governor is too close to call.
Update on gerrymandering
Continued battles over gerrymandering in the US contrast with the way such things are handled in Australia, as exemplified by a redistribution just completed in Victoria.
Election preview: Japan
Japan's new prime minister faces the voters on Sunday, looking to extend his party's nine year stretch in power.
The World is Not Enough 