In the regional election in Andalusia, the Spanish prime minister’s PSOE Party garnered only about 22% of the vote. Nevertheless, Sánchez intends to stick to his plan of fielding former ministers as the top candidates in the upcoming regional elections in Madrid and Valencia.
By Isabel Cuesta
The campaign to oust Sara Duterte is the latest chapter in the epic power struggle between the country’s two most prominent political families.
By Angela Köckritz
With the electoral defeats of two local rivals, the Indian prime minister can further consolidate his position of power.
By Angela Köckritz
Tibetans in 27 countries around the world voted for their parliament-in-exile on Sunday. China has condemned the election. Results are expected on May 13.
By Ning Wang
The country’s eighth parliamentary election in five years has produced a clear winner: Former President Rumen Radev won over voters with his defiant stance against Bulgaria’s “mafia-like oligarchy” and his pro-Moscow positions.
By Frank Stier
Péter Magyar wants to lead Hungary back into Europe. The election winner promises that his country will once again be a strong ally in NATO and the European Union. Across Europe, there is widespread relief that the Orbán era has come to an end.
By Stephan Israel
On April 12, Benin will elect a new president. Romuald Wadagni is the clear favorite to succeed incumbent Talon. Regional tensions between Benin and its neighboring AES states have recently escalated.
By Lucia Weiß
While polls show challenger Péter Magyar as the favorite, these predictions should be taken with a grain of salt. Moreover, even if Viktor Orbán loses, he could still derail the transfer of power.
By Stephan Israel
US Vice President J.D. Vance is backing Viktor Orbán ahead of Hungary’s parliamentary elections on Sunday and has accused Brussels of interference. He portrays the Hungarian prime minister as an ally in the defense of Western values and reiterates his criticism of Europe’s social media regulations.
By Stephan Israel
Orbán’s challenger, Péter Magyar, wants to push for a change in policy toward Brussels following an election victory on April 12. He is also seeking access to the frozen funds.
By Stephan Israel
