Tasmania's election result is confirmed, and the Liberal government immediately loses one of its MPs.
Author: Charles Richardson
Liz Cheney goes down
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Scotland: back on the independence track?
Scotland's nationalists have been returned for another term in office, but it's not clear that a renewed push for independence would be a wise move.
Too many elections, or not enough
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Madrid & Scotland
A snap election yields a big win for Madrid's centre-right government, while Scotland's nationalists are seeking a mandate for another bid for independence.
As expected in Tasmania
Another success for the incumbents, as Tasmania's Liberal government wins a somewhat underwhelming victory.
France’s far right plays to the base
A year out from France's presidential election, Emmanuel Macron's strongest card is once again the disunity of his opponents, and especially the fact that the far right is at the head of the pack.
Election preview: Tasmania
Tasmania's Liberal government is seeking a third term in office, and looks like benefiting from the indulgence that voters are giving to incumbents in time of crisis.
Incumbents back in Albania
A mostly status-quo election in Albania, and the country's corrupt leader wins re-election, but things could be a lot worse.
The World is Not Enough 