International Elections: Slovakia Elects First Female President in Blow to Populism
Ned Williams covers the historic elections in Slovakia with Zuzana Čaputová being elected as the country’s first female and youngest President.
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Please Can The Ghosts of Christmas Change our Vice-Chancellor?
Can the ghosts of Christmas show our VC that universities run on more than money?
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International Elections: Bosnia Just Had An Election, Here’s What You Need to Know.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a unique though peculiar political system involving three presidents. Christopher George Halkou explains why.
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Mexico’s Presidential Election: Third Time Lucky for López Obrador?
As Mexicans go to the polls to elect their next President, Cameron Ridgway considers the likely outcomes of today’s vote.
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Colombia’s Presidential Election: A Step Further Right?
Cameron Ridgway explores the results of the recent Colombian Presidential Election, which ended in victory for right-wing candidate Iván Duque.
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SUSU Elections 2018: Exit Poll Results
You told us who you voted for to run your union next year.
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Snap Japanese General Election – Victory for Abe
As part of Wessex Scene’s Unreported World magazine, News Editor Lisa Veiber took a closer look at the snap Japanese Election.
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Merkel Fails to Form Government
The ‘Jamaica Coalition’ of the yellow of the FDP, green of the Green Party and black of the CDU/CSU proved too difficult to achieve for Merkel.
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In Sunday’s German Election, Centre-Left Voters Will Benefit From ‘Splitting’ Their Votes
Ned Williams analyses how tactical voting could exploit a flaw in the electoral system used in Germany’s Federal Elections
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Norway’s Parliamentary Election: A Narrow Victory For The Right
The Norwegian Parliamentary elections resulted in victory for the reigning Conservatives. Ned Williams breaks down the results.
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