Another fascinating Spanish election, with prime minister Sánchez still in the hunt to retain office.
Category: Europe
Two kept promises
A peaceful transfer of office happens in Romania, and Senegal's president promises the same for next year.
UK Labour fights over pluralism
The ALP's reluctance to co-operate with the Greens finds a stronger echo in the UK, where the electoral system makes cut-throat competition even more deadly.
Three continents, three elections
Reports from the weekend's three elections in West Africa, Southern Europe and Central America.
Finland & Greece
Finland has a new government with a prominent role for the far right, while Greece's failure to form a new government has led it to a dubious second election.
Movement in the Balkans
Montenegro's voters return a new pro-European party in first place, while Bulgaria's fractious politicians finally agree on a new government.
Two showmen depart
An adverse report to the House of Commons claims Boris Johnson, while death claims Silvio Berlusconi. Compare and contrast.
Election preview: Montenegro
Montenegro goes to the polls on Sunday, less than three years after the election that brought unexpected political change and disruption.
Turning-point in Poland?
Poland's far-right government faces trouble both at home and abroad, but its position in this year's election is far from hopeless.
Spain goes early
Spain's prime minister responds to bad results in regional elections by calling an early national election for July.
The World is Not Enough 