Elections in divided countries

Cyprus's legislative election produces the expected result. Meanwhile, a long-delayed election was held in another very interesting divided country.

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After four elections, two months of negotiations and a short war, Israel finally seems on the verge of a change of government.

Cyprus's centre-right president will be hoping that Sunday's election returns a sympathetic legislature for the remainder of his term.

After ten years of civil war, Syria holds what could only generously be described as an election, with predictable results.

A constitutional crisis in Samoa has so far failed to attract much support for democracy from the Australian government.

A regular feature. This month, electoral news from Samoa, Ethiopia, Chad and Bulgaria.

Chile's process of drafting a new constitution takes a step forward, with various shades of left winning a majority in the constitutional convention.

Ten years after rejecting a move to slightly improve its electoral system, Britain is proposing to go backwards.

Tasmania's election result is confirmed, and the Liberal government immediately loses one of its MPs.