India’s ruling party will be relaxed about polls

The general election, scheduled to span just over six weeks, got under way today

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Iraq’s Sunnis and Kurds face a more peripheral future

Pro-Iranian Shia parties are progressively cracking down on independent forces from other ethno-sectarian backgrounds

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Rama must cope with a more united opposition, corruption cases involving some of his associates and a row with Greece

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Behind the headline polling numbers for their candidates, the major parties may be seeing a realignment in their support

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With elections not until 2028, the ruling AKP will have time to focus on the economy and reverse its fortunes

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The conflict in Amhara is intensifying, while there is almost no movement towards any kind of peace process

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The Pakistani Taliban Movement is a security threat and a source of friction between Pakistan and Afghanistan

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The government has launched a new policy aimed at supporting the ethnic Malay and indigenous majority

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Tensions have spiked dramatically between the west-based Government of National Unity (GNU) and the non-Arab Amazigh

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New polls and new parties suggest the coming election could be even more competitive than previously thought

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