Elections

Diplomats Issue Rare Warning Ahead of Kenyan Polls

While keen to maintain neutrality, United State and Britain appear to feel prospect of an indicted Kenyan president merits strong words.

Kenya: Presidential Debate Hailed as Success

Voters got a chance to watch candidates out of their comfort zone.

Armenia Gears Up for "Least Interesting" Ballot

President set to sail through, and opposition isn’t even trying.

Afghanistan: 2014 Election Plans Seen as Flawed

President wants to recycle voter IDs used in previous, controversial elections.

Kenyan Disarmament Off-Target

Critics say government needs to get tough on illegally-held weapons in tense areas ahead of March elections.

Storm Damage Payments Divide East Georgia

Prime minister’s charity group accused of making selective compensation awards.

Clear Election Run for Armenian President

Incumbent faces seven challengers, but there is little doubt who will win.

Kenyan Tensions Spark Food Shortage Fears

Farmers hold off planting because of electoral violence concerns.

Afghan Youth Debates: Calls for Impartial Media in Kandahar

Bad Memories Create Fears Ahead of Kenyan Polls

Victims of violence after 2007 election are reluctant to participate this time around.