North Macedonia’s new government will follow old ways

Keeping the post-2001 inter-ethnic coalition formula will preclude genuine reform

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Qatar’s legislative election plans carry risks

The model laid out in the constitution resembles Kuwait’s fractious National Assembly in key respects

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Elections in semi-autonomous Zanzibar are expected to be much closer than the polls on the mainland

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Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, has resigned; the race to succeed him has begun

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The main opposition party is ridden with internal conflicts, but it still has millions of loyal voters

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In a fragmented field, Correa’s left and Lasso’s right look set for an election showdown

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Major federal action on police reform will only follow if Democrats control Congress from January 2021

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President Rahmon has dispelled doubt by standing for election again, to become the longest-serving former Soviet leader

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The government has postponed this month’s legislative election by one year, citing a spike in coronavirus cases

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The government has plans for addressing the country’s economic crisis, but Congress is unlikely to approve

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