Singapore ruling party will work on damage control

The government is attempting to manage the fallout from recent scandals

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Australia's Indigenous Voice referendum may not pass

A referendum on whether to create an 'Indigenous Voice' body must be held by December

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A nine-month bailout package from the IMF gives the country short-term respite from its economic woes

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Caretaker cabinets have become increasingly common in eastern EU and the Western Balkans due to political fragmentation

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The Supreme Court handed down several significant decisions at the end of its latest term

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African countries are increasingly resorting to digital technologies to improve the credibility of elections

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Electoral rules are being changed in a bid to eliminate political opposition and ‘national security threats’

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A weakened Historic Pact faces potentially tough local elections, in which the economy and security will be major issues

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Rinkevics's election as president promises foreign policy continuity but may trigger a ruling coalition reshuffle

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Yesterday’s European Parliament vote on restoring natural areas exposed mounting polarisation over the EU green deal

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