Rather than compete for current President Mauricio Macri's seat as expected, popular former President Cristina Fernandez has chosen to appeal to a broader base by running as vice president and allowing former Cabinet chief Alberto Fernandez to run for president.
In the first Thai election since its 2014 coup, voters set the stage for military-aligned parties to form a government that will ensure policy continuity as the ruling generals step down.
India's 2019 elections can be seen as a referendum on the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On this episode of the Stratfor Talks podcast, South Asia Analyst Faisel Pervaiz and contributor Ambika Vishwanath provide guidance.
Members of the bloc are starting to debate the process for choosing the next leader of the commission, a position that comes with the power to shape the future of EU policy.
The White House is mulling whether to designate the Brotherhood a terrorist organization, but that could roll back American influence in the Middle East in more ways than one.
Postponing Brexit has relieved some pressure on the British government, but it hasn't resolved issues that have consistently prevented progress. Here's what we can expect in the next several months.
As demographics and technology change, agriculture's political clout will wane in the U.S. and elsewhere. But the sector still has a central role to play in trade negotiations.
On the eve of European elections, France's president is staking out the middle ground between economic reforms and vote-pleasing initiatives.
As more voters feel that politics as usual don't serve their interests, they are looking for new options -- creating increasing uncertainty.
Attempts to unseat the long-ailing president have failed before, but his increasing decrepitude and rising public discontent might be enough to garner parliamentary support this time.
