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Election result will tone down Turkey's foreign policy

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TURKEY

The June 7 elections' consequences for Turkish foreign policy.

Prospects for Turkey in the fourth quarter

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PROSPECTS Q4 2015

Prospects for Turkey in the fourth quarter.

Hungarian Fidesz illiberalism will defy EU criticism

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HUNGARY

The EP vote could in theory lead to sanctions under Article 7 of the EU Treaty (TEU). An 'illiberal state' has emerged in Hungary since 2010, profoundly and durably modifying the…

Right-wing party could reshape Romanian politics

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ROMANIA

They face an opposition formed of the new radical right and liberal challengers. After decades of largely non-ideological competition focused on corruption and other symbolic…

Reforms will strengthen Singapore opposition

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SINGAPORE

Constitutional reform in Singapore.

Mongolia mine move raises nationalisation fears

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MONGOLIA

The sale of the Erdenet mine.

Iceland’s snap election outcome will raise uncertainty

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ICELAND

The political landscape is now even more fractured than before, with the number of parties entering parliament increasing from the traditional four or five, to eight.

Fractured French populace may thwart Macron

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FRANCE

Macron won 66% of the vote versus Le Pen’s 34%, on a turnout of nearly 76% -- the second-lowest for a second-round election since 1965. Once Macron is sworn in (by May 14), his…

Singapore ruling party faces critical contest

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SINGAPORE

Outlook for Singapore's 2015 general election.

Moldovan election run-off too close to call

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MOLDOVA

Sandu, the pro-EU, reformist challenger, defied public opinion polls and early results to become the principal beneficiary of a large turnout among Moldovans abroad, almost twice…