Category : Elections


Australian Politics 2025: A Year in Review

From a federal election to leadership changes and memorable political stunts, revisit the key moments that defined a turbulent year in Australian politics. Explore the gallery now.

Tory Peer Malcolm Offord Defects to Reform UK

Lord Malcolm Offord resigns from the Conservatives to join Reform UK, announcing his candidacy for the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. He criticises his former party for having 'given up on Scotland'.

Tory Lord defects to Reform UK, to stand for Holyrood

Conservative life peer and former Scotland Office minister Lord Malcolm Offord has defected to Reform UK, announcing he will stand in the Scottish Parliament elections next May. He accused the Tories of having 'given up on Scotland'.

Supreme Court Approves Texas Congressional Maps

The US Supreme Court has upheld redrawn congressional maps in Texas, a decision with major implications for the 2026 elections and representation. Discover the legal battle's outcome.

Hong Kong election under shadow of deadly fire

Hong Kong's legislative election, seen as tightening Beijing's control, proceeds amid scrutiny after a deadly fire killed 159. Analysts question voter turnout as a key barometer of public sentiment.

Supreme Court Allows Texas Redistricting Map

The US Supreme Court has permitted Texas to use a new congressional map for the 2025 midterms, a move set to bolster Republican seats. Read the full analysis of this pivotal ruling.

Supreme Court allows Texas GOP redistricting map

The US Supreme Court has ruled Texas can use a controversial GOP-drawn congressional map in 2026, potentially adding five Republican seats. Read the full analysis of this pivotal decision.

Supreme Court Approves Texas Republican Congressional Maps

The US Supreme Court has approved Texas's redrawn congressional districts, overturning a lower court ruling. This decision could add up to five Republican seats, boosting the GOP ahead of the midterms. Read the full analysis.

Starmer: SNP has damaged Scotland, not improved it

Prime Minister Keir Starmer launches a scathing attack on the SNP's record in Scotland, criticising their 'damage' and reigniting a row over nuclear power ahead of the May election. Read his full statement.

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