At least one rogue president is held accountable, with the constitutional court removing Yoon Suk-yeol from office in South Korea.
Category: Constitutional law
Europe, unsteadily, stands up
With the prospect of having to fend for themselves in a hostile world, Europe's leaders are preparing to put a lot more money into defence.
Support democracy in Victoria
Your chance to support the abolition of group voting tickets and a more democratic upper house for Victoria.
Ireland gets a new government
After scenes of chaos on Wednesday, Ireland ultimately succeeds in confirming its new government in office.
Autocrats north and south, revisited
An opportune moment to return to the comparison of Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro.
Trump at the Supreme Court, revisited
The Supreme Court says no to Donald Trump, in a decision of minor intrinsic importance that might nonetheless herald bigger things to come.
Insurrection then and now
Peaceful presidential transition in the United States throws Donald Trump's subversion in 2021 into sharper relief – as do current proceedings in South Korea.
Germany goes even earlier
A German election draws closer, with some hopes of a recovery by the centre-left incumbents.
October election roundup
Electoral news from around the world: this month, Iceland, Mozambique, Kiribati and Indonesia.
Thailand loses a prime minister
Thailand's prime minister loses his job due to a decision of the court that is usually seen as the puppet of his coalition partner, the military.
The World is Not Enough 