Election Watch

In an election campaign where the threat of climate change loomed large, Canada’s left-leaning parties made big promises that may lead to real change

Bipartisanship on immigration in Canada reflects explicit support for multiculturalism when in Australia it is more a reflection of unease

The Indonesia elections may have the same candidates as last time, but Prabowo Subianto’s main advantage is simply that he isn’t Joko Widodo

Tens of millions of people start voting over the next five weeks in the first phase of India’s giant general election

The Indonesian parliamentary and presidential elections bring together a heady mix of reformers, reactionaries and religion

Opinion polls had the Liberals and Labor neck-and-neck in the NSW election, but is Gladys Berejiklian’s win a litmus test for the federal election?

Australian foreign policy is increasingly focusing on India as a key long-term alliance, but the country’s upcoming elections demand close attention

More than 100 million people across five states in India have voted over the last couple of months, and it’s not good news for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling BJP party

The American midterm elections may be the most divisive in history, as both sides play the victim – but it’s the power of the Supreme Court that raises more questions

With close to 900 million voters registered for India’s general election in May, the mechanics of the country’s democracy are immense and well-organised