| Recession, Succession, and Secession |
| Update from Sierra Leone |
| Introduction to the European Parliament Elections |
| Party Discipline in the U.S. Senate and European Parliament |
| Home Stretch of European Parliament Elections; Egg-Pelting Continues |
| Brits and Dutch Vote Today; Skeptics Leading |
| Exit Polls and Outrageous Folded Ballots in NL and UK |
| March of the Greens? |
| Polling and Voting in Iran’s Friday Election |
| Iran Does Have Some Fishy Numbers |
| Recount in Iran? |
| Iranian Leadership Split On Response |
| Sanford’s “Hiking” Affair: Spitzer/Edwards, or Giuliani/Vitter? |
| Sex scandals, le style Français |
| Obama & Palin: Carpe Diem |
| The Obama Effect Considered |
| Let’s Not Kid Ourselves About Aid Flows |
| Chavismo, Obama and the Monroe Doctrine |
| Afghanistan Election Heating Up |
| Obama’s Peril in Afghanistan? |
| Afghanistan: 2004 results and 2009 Polling |
| Afghanistan In a Holding Pattern: Abdullah Protests |
| The Senate was the Right Place For Kennedy |
| Tide of Change in Japan? A Quick Electoral History |
| Fraud Changing the Tune in Afghanistan |
| Players in the Afghanistan Sandbox |
| German Elections: Afghanistan Issue on the Rise |
| Party Politics in Germany |
| Iran Announcement Underscores Complexity |
| Proportional Voting? Well, Kinda |
| Afghanistan’s Dangerous (and Expensive) Soap Opera |
| Obama’s Prize for Peace |
| Clinton’s Busy Summer |
| Quietly, Japan Is Changing Course |
| Afghanistan Audit Doesn’t Look Good For Karzai |
| For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts |
| Congressional Foreign Politics |
| Republicans Far Behind on Women Legislators |
| American Politics and International Soccer: Who’s the Ref? |
| Bringing in a Strong Team: Obama vs the EU |
| Foreigners in Switzerland |
| Some Key Nuggets of the Afghanistan Strategy Speech |
| ERASMUS in America (Cultural Integration) |
| Berlusconi the Survivor |
| What Republicans Can Learn from French Communists |
| The Obama Strategy in Black and White |
| Afghanistan – U.S. Politics in 2010 |
| Politics of Afghanistan Part II |
| Haiti and United States Inextricably Linked |
| A Hung Parliament? (From the Gallows, Perhaps?) |
| Iraq’s Electoral Uncertainty Threatens Fragile Peace |
| International Affairs Intern w/ FiveThirtyEight |
| Prime Minister’s Questions: Iraq |
| Instant Run-Off Proposed by Brown |
| For UK Conservatives, It’s The MP Ratio That Matters |
| Livestock Microfinance an Option for the Future? |
| Karzai’s Newest Power Play |
| New Feature: UK Election Backgrounders |
| Iraqi Election Goes Down to the Wire |
| UK Polling Numbers Not Sufficiently Precise (Yet) to Project |
| Getting It “Right” on the UK Numbers |
| 538's UK Coverage in the Guardian |
| Consolidate the Base, Then Move to the Center |
| Why Turnout Matters |
| Selection bias in UK polling (Part 1): Cell phones |
| Selection Bias in UK Polling (Part 2): Internet Polling |
| Is the Lib-Dem Surge For Real? (Part 1: The Problem) |
| Is the Lib-Dem Surge for Real? (Part 3: Strategy) |
| UK Election: “Frankenstein” Win for Labour Still Possible |
| The Incumbency Effect in the UK |
| UK Quick and Dirty |
| Con-Lib Pact Brings Cameron to PM’s Chair |
| Is the Lib Dem Surge for Real (Part 4: The meltdown) |
| Colombian Presidential Election Headed for a Run-off |
| Colombia Redux: Mockus is in Big Trouble |
| Belgium: Making Afghan Politics Seem Straightforward |
| Belgian Election Ushers in Further Uncertainty |
| Slow Progress in Baghdad: No PM in Place Yet |
| Santos Wins Convincingly in Colombia |
| In Europe, the World Cup is Not for Wimps |
| Kyrgyzstan on the Edge of Even Greater Ethnic Strife |
| Sarkozy Has a Popularity Problem |
| Blast in Uganda Underscores a Volatile Region |
| Friday’s Election in Precarious Burundi |
| Australian Labor Party in Pole Position |
| UK: Labour Leadership Battle is Brewing |
| The ‘International Desk’ is Moving |
| Palestinian Refugees Get Qualified Right to Work in Lebanon |
| Complex Formulas Governing the Afghan Elections |
| The South Sudanese Referendum Won’t Depend on the Diaspora |
| And the Award for Best Dictator Goes To… |
| For Canada’s New Democrats, a Cautionary Tale in Britain |
| Analyzing a Sea Change in Canada |