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Polls already suggested that Turkey's opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu had more than an even chance in a runoff against Erdogan. Now, after managing to unite six disparate parties behind his name, and the sudden pullout of a seventh, what to expect in the run-up to Sunday, during the vote and once the ballots have been cast?
The former Saint-Petersburg hot dog salesman has become so high-profile that he's now a magnet for Western sanctions. Never has the leader of the Wagner Group directly criticised the big boss, so it’s anyone’s guess if it’s not just a bit of court intrigue and theatrics.
Victory Day to celebrate the defeat of Nazi Germany in Moscow stood in contrast to Europe Day celebrated by the EU Commission President in Kyiv. As the European Parliament fast tracks the joint procurement of ammunition for Ukraine, is the West going fast enough for the much-vaunted spring counter-offensive planned by Volodymyr Zelensky? Are Ukraine’s allies in it for the long haul?
The payout is significant, but Fox makes plenty of money and the deal keeps any embarrassing coverage to a minimum. In fact, Fox News doesn't even have to air a right of reply. Does this mean baseless conspiracy theories can continue to feed programming all the way to Trump's bid to retake the White House in 2024?
We ask how much has changed since a truce brokered by Washington, London, Dublin and Brussels, and what the next 25 years hold for the guarantors of the deal, as well as the people of Northern Ireland. Will the new post-Brexit trade deal help or hurt the local economy? Will the Catholic-Protestant divide fade? More broadly, what will it take to bring down the so-called peace walls erected to prevent violence between rival communities?
We ask about Netanyahu, himself on trial for corruption, who prefers a deal with a far-right that is all too happy to stoke tensions with Palestinians rather than to bend. A sizeable number of Israelis still voted for him recently despite his baggage. Why? What support both domestically and abroad?
Why did France lose influence so fast in these former colonies? Why is Paris finding it so hard to counter conspiracy theories that include claims of collusion with jihadist insurgents - claims that are blatantly baseless but which Moscow is only too happy to relay?
The Tories have given themselves a week to pick a replacement, the fifth since Brexit. What is the best way to pick a party leader? Would a general election instead be better?