Tag: Elections

Australia’s Election: What to Watch

Australians go to the polls on Saturday to choose a government as the country, emerging from two years…

How a Group of Female Independents Aims to Revive Australian Democracy

Their campaigns have been bolstered by money from a group called Climate 200, which has collected more than…

How the Long Recovery From Bush Fires Could Decide Australia’s Election

COBARGO, Australia — On a recent sunny day in the hills behind Cobargo, a village in southeastern Australia,…

After Lebanon’s Collapse, Can an Election Fix the Country?

BEIRUT, Lebanon — After years abroad working as a school administrator, Anahid Jobanian returned to Lebanon to live…

In Madison Cawthorn’s District, Strong Opinions of Him, For and Against

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. — When Representative Madison Cawthorn’s name comes up in this city of 14,000, where he was…

Somalia Elects Next President, but Terrorists Hold True Power

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Every month, Abdow Omar, who runs a business importing flour and sugar, gets a call…

Robredo Admits Defeat in Philippine Presidential Election

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Leni Robredo, the outgoing vice president of the Philippines, acknowledged on Friday her loss…

Philippines Election: Marcos Win Draws Protests

MANILA — Angry young voters gathered in the Philippines on Tuesday to protest against Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the…

Emmanuel Macron Inaugurated for a 2nd Term as France President

PARIS — Beneath the chandeliers of the Elysée Palace, Emmanuel Macron was inaugurated on Saturday for a second…

The Man Who Could Ruin the Philippines Forever

In other ways, too, Mr. Duterte is responsible for normalizing authoritarianism, which may be yet another thing Mr.…

In the Philippines, a Flourishing Ecosystem for Political Lies

CAVITE, Philippines — Arnel Agravante, a YouTuber in the Philippines, told his followers last October that he knew…

U.K. Local Elections Guide: What to Look For

LONDON — Rarely has the American political maxim “all politics is local” seemed more appropriate for an election…