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    A vote for good work and against divisive politics

    11 Feb 2020

    The crushing defeat inflicted by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in elections in the Indian capital sends an unambiguous

    Ground seems to be shifting under Johnson’s feet

    15 Dec 2021

    Boris Johnson has just suffered easily the biggest parliamentary rebellion in his time as prime minister, about twice as big as the previous record, a year ago. Paradoxically, he won the vote by a huge majority, because the Labour Party voted for it.

    Boris Johnson’s by-election defeat was self-inflicted

    17 Dec 2021

    The Liberal Democrats are back as a by-election machine. It has taken them six years since the end of the coalition with the Conservatives, but now they have proved that they can win anywhere. They won Richmond Park with a 16 per cent swing in 2016, and lost it in the general election the following year.

    Political deadlock in Lebanon could continue

    22 May 2022

    Lebanese greeted the May15th parliamentary election results with “a little satisfaction and a little sadness,” a veteran observer of the scene stated. Lebanese traditionalists were satisfied that the competing core blocks retained their strength but saddened

    UN urges Libya’s rivals to agree on elections this week

    28 Jun 2022

    Rosemary DiCarlo told the UN Security Council that during talks in Cairo from June 12-20 the rivals reached "a broad consensus on most of the contentious articles” in the proposed 2017 constitution, which she called "commendable.”

    Fresh elections in Pakistan to be held in 90 days: Information Minister

    03 Apr 2022

    Prime Minister Imran Khan has advised President Arif Alvi to dissolve parliament after the deputy speaker blocked a move to remove him.

    Lebanese PM Mikati not to contest in May election

    15 Mar 2022

    The announcement of Lebanon’s Sunni Prime Minister Najib Mikati that he would not run for the election due on May 15 has come as a further jolt after former prime minister Saad Hariri had said in January that he would not be contesting in the

    Democratic tussle in Peru, between Congress and president

    16 Mar 2022

    Peru’s Marxist-Leninist president Pedro Castillo is billed to face an impeachment process on March 28, even as he got the unicameral house to ratify his latest cabinet. Castillo has earned the credit of having changed his cabinet the maximum

    Iraqis see resolution of crisis in polls

    07 Sep 2022

    After failing to form a government after the elections in last October, major political players in Iraq have decided on Monday to go for another round of elections to resolve the political impasse. The meeting was attended by President Barham Salih, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, UN Representative Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert,

    Morrison tipped to lose in Australian election

    18 May 2022

    Australians punch drunk after three crisis-ridden years of fire, flood and plague will go to the polls on Saturday, in a tight race narrowly tipped to end a decade of conservative rule. Opinion polls have consistently shown centre-left Labor ahead, suggesting

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