A German election draws closer, with some hopes of a recovery by the centre-left incumbents.
Category: Constitutional law
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.
Courts and constitutions revisited
Joe Biden launches an attempt to make reform of the Supreme Court into an election issue.
Ukraine or Trump?
Most Republicans in Congress want to help Ukraine, but their presidential candidate doesn't. It's the sort of conflict that the American system is ill-equipped to deal with.
Trump on the ballot
Donald Trump has a win in court, although not an unexpected one. Disqualification becomes a matter for Congress, which is most unlikely to take it up.
Senegalese democracy fights back
Senegal's president tries to postpone the election of his successor, but it doesn't work out as he had planned.
Trump at the Supreme Court
Donald Trump looks like being on the ballot for this year's election, but his efforts to halt his criminal trials are not going well.
El Salvador & Guatemala
It's one step back and two steps forward in Central America with an election in El Salvador and an inauguration in Guatemala.
Shoring up the monarchy in Thailand
Thailand's constitutional court tries to protect the monarchy by outlawing dissent, in a move that's liable to backfire.
The World is Not Enough 