Colombians Cast Votes in Presidential Election to Choose Successor to Gustavo Petro
On Sunday, Colombia holds what appears to be the first round of presidential elections, pitting a reformist left against a hard-line right, as voters decide the future direction of the country.
Exploring Colombia's Presidential Candidates: Insights from Kinley Salmon
Kinley Salmon from The Economist shares his experiences and observations from meetings with Colombia's presidential contenders as the election approaches.
Key Influencers on Capitol Hill: Three Groups to Monitor
An analysis of three significant groups shaping policy decisions in Washington, D.C., highlighting their potential impact on legislative outcomes.
Colombia Faces Tight Presidential Race as Polls Open
As polls open, Colombia is witnessing a close contest among three main candidates, raising the possibility of a run-off election.
Colombia Votes Amid Rising Violence in Presidential Election
As Colombians head to the polls, candidates are focusing on strategies to address a troubling increase in violence from armed groups. Polling stations are open until 4 pm.
Ethiopia's Upcoming Elections: A Test for Abiy Ahmed Amidst Turmoil
As Ethiopia gears up for its seventh General Elections on June 1, 2026, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed faces significant challenges amid ongoing conflict and political unrest.
Colombians Cast Votes Amid Rising Violence and Political Change
As Colombians head to the polls, the election serves as a critical moment for the nation, reflecting on President Gustavo Petro's policies and the escalating violence from armed groups.
Colombia's Presidential Election Approaches Amid Rising Political Tensions
As Colombia gears up for its presidential election, the atmosphere is charged with a resurgence of political violence, complicating the contest between left and right candidates.
Protests Erupt in Lima Against Keiko Fujimori's Candidacy Ahead of Elections
In Lima, hundreds protested against Keiko Fujimori's presidential bid, voicing concerns over a potential return to authoritarianism linked to her family's political legacy.
Iowa's Role in the Midterm Elections: A Battleground for Congressional Control
As both Democrats and Republicans prepare for the upcoming midterm elections, Iowa emerges as a pivotal state, with its primary set to take place soon.
Labour Party Achieves Unprecedented Fourth Term in Malta's Elections
In a historic election, Malta's Labour Party has secured a fourth consecutive term, reaffirming Prime Minister Robert Abela's leadership amid a focus on economic issues.
Rising Expectations for AfD Leadership in German Elections
A recent survey indicates that many Germans foresee a far-right AfD leader taking office in at least one state following the upcoming elections this autumn.
Poll Indicates Pashinyan's Party May Achieve Major Victory Amidst Rising Tensions with Russia
A recent poll suggests that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's party is on track to gain a significant parliamentary majority, coinciding with escalating tensions with Russia.
Edmundo Gonzalez Calls for New Presidential Elections in Venezuela
Former opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia has urged for new presidential elections in Venezuela, following the capture of Nicolas Maduro by US forces five months ago.
Controversy Erupts as Platner Admits to Sending Inappropriate Texts
In a recent development, Platner's campaign has acknowledged that he sent sexual texts to women during his marriage, raising questions about his candidacy.
Revelations of Mexico's Covert Deportation Agreements with the US
A recent report sheds light on Mexico's undisclosed collaboration with the US on deportations, revealing significant numbers and unacknowledged agreements.
Maltese Voters Go to Polls in Snap Election for Labour's Fourth Term
On Saturday, Maltese voters participated in a snap election, with Prime Minister Robert Abela's Labour Party expected to secure a fourth term, emphasizing economic stability amid corruption issues.
Russia's Diplomatic Strain with Armenia Amid EU Aspirations
In a significant diplomatic move, Russia has recalled its ambassador to Armenia following President Putin's warning against Yerevan's pursuit of EU membership, highlighting rising tensions.
Concerns Grow Over Single-Party Primaries and Their Impact on Voter Choice
Lawmakers are raising alarms about closed, single-party primary elections, arguing that they restrict voter options and encourage elected officials to prioritize party over constituents.
Masculinity Takes Center Stage in Texas Senate Race Between Paxton and Talarico
Ken Paxton's recent comments on masculinity underscore a significant theme in the Texas Senate race against James Talarico, following his primary runoff victory.