Nawaz Sharif declares victory in Pakistan's election, despite failing to win a majority of seats
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif declares victory in Pakistan's national election, but says he will talk to other groups to form a coalition government as his party had failed to win a clear majority on its own.
Why are Indonesia's presidential candidates campaigning with anime and K-pop trends?
This year, more than half of the eligible voters in Indonesia are young people. The election is not only influenced by political dynasties but also overshadowed by references to K-pop, anime, and manga, which many believe are being used to garner political advantages.
US Supreme Court sounds broadly sceptical of efforts to kick Trump off ballot over Capitol attack
The US Supreme Court's justices have appeared sceptical toward a judicial decision kicking Donald Trump off the ballot in Colorado for participating in an insurrection during the 2021 Capitol attack.
Dunstan voters prepare for March by-election triggered by former premier's departure
More than 27,000 voters in the marginal inner Adelaide electorate of Dunstan will head to the polls in March to elect a new MP following former premier Steven Marshall's resignation.
South Australian parliament set to ban election posters from power and light poles
Election corflutes are set to be banned from public infrastructure after the South Australian government backed laws introduced to state parliament by the opposition leader almost two years ago.
Indonesia's election combines dark history and future dynasty
The controversial Prabowo Subianto's candidacy has been bolstered by his partnership with the country's current president Joko Widodo.
Dozens killed in blasts near Pakistan electoral candidates' offices on eve of election
Two blasts near the offices of electoral candidates in Pakistan's south-west have killed dozens of people and injured many more, raising concerns about security in the lead-up to today's national election.
US appeals court rejects Trump's sweeping immunity claim
A federal appeals court rules that Donald Trump does not have immunity from charges that he plotted to overturn his 2020 election defeat.
Is Pancasila still relevant in Indonesia?
Unity in diversity is in Indonesia's official motto and one of five values the country was built on, known collectively as 'Pancasila.' Is it still standing strong or are religious and political tensions undermining it?
Senegalese government tear-gasses protesters, cuts off internet ahead of vote to delay election
President Macky Sall's unprecedented announcement on Saturday that he would move to delay the Senegal's election pitched the West African nation into uncharted constitutional waters.
'Millions of people want to change the president': The man who says Vladimir Putin is scared of him
Taking on the Russian president can lead to being poisoned or imprisoned, but Boris Nadezhdin believes his anti-war stance is gaining traction among voters in one of the world's most authoritarian regimes.
Northern Ireland has sworn in its first Irish Nationalist leader
Lawmakers in Northern Ireland have appointed Michelle O'Neill as the first Irish nationalist leader in its history.
US President Joe Biden wins South Carolina’s Democratic primary
US President Joe Biden has won South Carolina's Democratic primary, notching an overwhelming 2024 victory in the state that vaulted him to the White House four years ago.
With the possible rise of a nepo baby, Widodo went from anti-dynasty candidate to kingmaker
Less than a fortnight out from Indonesia's election, President Joko Widodo's son is proving to be the decisive factor driving some of the country's almost 200 million voters towards his joint ticket. Could he secure the Widodo political dynasty?
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan and his wife get seven-year sentences for unlawful marriage
A Pakistan court has sentenced former prime minister Imran Khan to a further seven years in prison along with his wife, after a ruling that their 2018 marriage violated the law.
Georgia prosecutor in Trump election interference case admits relationship with lawyer she hired
Fani Willis and Nathan Wade acknowledge their relationship after four weeks of allegations swirling, with the former president among those seeking to have them disqualified, alleging a conflict of interest centred around holidays the pair took.
Analysis
analysis:Australia's changing economy could undermine Albanese's big gamble
Regardless of whether Australia's economic picture is improving or heading for a crash, it's unlikely voters will have stage 3 tax cuts front of mind come the next general election, writes Melissa Clarke.
Thailand's most popular political party faces dissolution after failed bid to change defamation laws
The Move Forward Party was attempting to change some of the world's strictest defamation laws and now faces the risk of dissolution and a ban on its leaders after losing the legal case.
Taiwan's foreign minister warns conflict with China in Taiwan Strait would damage the world
Taiwan's foreign minister has rejected Beijing's warning that the election of Taiwanese President William Lai would jeopardise the status quo between China and Taiwan.
Indigenous South Australians gear up for elections to the country's first state-based Voice to Parliament
Three months after Australians overwhelmingly voted against enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution, South Australian First Nations people are deciding whether to nominate as candidates for the country's first state-based Voice.
Early election results point to Tuvalu's pro-Taiwan PM losing his seat
Partial results from Tuvalu's national election suggests the pro-Taiwan leader of the Pacific islands nation, Kausea Natano, has lost his parliamentary seat.
Analysis
analysis:Dutton is pursuing Albanese over his 'broken promise' but whether that will sway the Dunkley by-election remains to be seen
The vast majority of taxpayers in Dunkley will be better off under the government's tax cuts. That's the first problem for Peter Dutton. But then there is the question of the opposition's response, writes Michelle Grattan.
Perth mayor Basil Zempilas to contest WA's 2025 election
The former media personality is expected to announce his candidacy for the Liberal pre-selection in Churchlands.
Why can’t Indonesia solve the problem of corruption?
Reporter Erwin Renaldi speaks to those on the frontlines of the country’s anti-corruption fight about what needs to change to address political and police corruption once and for all.
Political dynasties have long ruled Indonesia – but why do they persist?
Political dynasties have become part of the fabric of Indonesia. But experts say they crowd out space for other candidates, who may not be as well-known or wealthy.