Some months on, elections in Spain and New Zealand result in coalition governments being formed.
Territory representation, yet again
The federal government, via a parliamentary committee, suggests increased Senate representation for the territories. Here's why that's a bad idea.
Dutch far right takes a prize
With the far right emerging from last week's election as easily the largest party, putting together a new government in the Netherlands is going to be very interesting.
Election preview: Netherlands
Dutch voters have plenty of choices in tomorrow's early election, with the country's long-serving prime minister bowing out.
Milei nails it
Argentina's voters lose patience with the economic incompetence of their Peronist government and give the "libertarian" candidate a solid victory.
Election preview: Argentine runoff
Voters in Argentina have an unenviable choice in Sunday's presidential election, as is all too common in South America.
Cameron redux
Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle pulls a rabbit out of the hat with the return of David Cameron. What does it mean for the future of the Conservative Party?
Talking to Hamas: a compilation
Two decades worth of writing about Hamas shows how much was predictable, and what a dreadful price has been paid for missed opportunities.
France, Zionism and antisemitism – again
Mass demonstrations in France against antisemitism find the far left rather than (as you might expect) the far right out of step.
Update on government formation
A new government in Montenegro, progress in Spain and Poland, and an early election in Portugal.
The World is Not Enough 