Pressure mounts on Boris Johnson over funding of flat refurbishment
Dominic Cummings claims prime minister proposed having Tory donors secretly pay
Belarus poll workers describe vote rigging in August election
Officials allegedly demanded that vote tallies be swapped to favour Lukashenko
Indian election: Exit poll predicts majority for prime minister Modi
Polls from leading news channels project victory for ruling Hindu nationalist alliance
Fraud and security fears swirl around Ukraine's presidential election
Far-right violence and Russian hacking among a host of concerns for Sunday's vote
Bangladesh prime minister wins election amid vote rigging claims
Police say 17 killed in clashes across the country during voting
Bangladesh elections ‘farcical’ says leader of opposition alliance
At least 17 killed during voting in country’s first contested election in 10 years
Putin secures landslide victory in Russian presidential election
Vladimir Putin promises to beef up defences against the West and raise living standards
Legality of Navalny call for poll boycott should be vetted – Kremlin
Russia’s top election body rules to formally bar anti-corruption crusader
FBI has its first ‘living witness’ in Russian hacking investigation
Ukrainian malware expert turned himself in early this year and is ‘co-operating with authorities’
Hong Kong protesters demand top official quits today
Chinese government appears to be losing patience with movement
Armed clashes in east as Ukraine counts down to election
At least two dead as tensions heighten ahead of presidential poll on Sunday
No end to Thai crisis as talks end inconclusively
Turmoil has brought the country to the brink of recession and raised fears of civil war
Modi says he is ‘up to the task’ after India election win
Thousands of people shower incoming leader with rose petals during visit to holy city of Varanasi
Thai police fire teargas at protesters bent on toppling ‘Thaksin regime’
Twenty-five people killed since anti-government protests began in November
Thailand general elections to be held in July
Prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and election commission agree to July 20th date
Thai prime minister stays out of Bangkok as unrest intensifies
Yingluck Shinawatra says she has no plans to resign
Thai protesters force closure of hundreds of polling stations
Vast majority of voting stations stay open and polling peaceful in national elections
Gunshots, explosions rock Thai protest a day ahead of polls
Some protesters aim to block balloting in vote almost certain to return Yingluck to power
Protesters swarm in Thai capital to demand Yingluck resigns
Prime minister visiting strongholds in north of country as calls for political reform continue
Thai protesters want to delay election to allow for reforms
Demonstrators seeking to remove prime minister Yingluck and tackle corruption in country
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