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- The red line Takaichi crossed: a year of fallout from her Taiwan remarks
- The Louvre closed early: France's second weekend of protest
- One year of Takaichi: defence first, and the support that fell away
- Two Sessions puts AI inside the work report
- Gamble that cost a president: from martial law to trial in South Korea
- From martial law to the dock: a president's year on trial
- A first in 140 years: Takaichi Sanae becomes Japan's prime minister
- Korea votes and the country turns the page
- The last week before Korea votes
- Europe's summer of decisions begins quietly
- The Korean campaign reaches its final stretch
- The Korean campaign that the verdict opened
- Korea after the verdict: the election that follows
- Seoul waits for the court and the country waits for the answer
- Climate leadership that left an empty chair
- Canada chooses the banker who promised to fight back
- Germany votes and the coalition work begins
- Germany's last weekend before the verdict
- The impeachment trial that Korea watched in silence
- First hundred hours
- The last fortnight of an outgoing term
- January opens with work: the first week of a heavy year
- Shutdown that almost was: Washington’s week of the spending fight
- Berlin's coalition falls and the early election takes its date
- The impeachment that followed: Seoul's parliament suspends its president
- Paris loses its government in a vote that took an afternoon
- The night martial law came to Seoul: six hours that unmade a president
- The meeting in the Oval Office and the transfer that both sides wanted to show
- The cabinet takes shape and the transition accelerates
- Trump wins a second term: the comeback that defied the polls
- The second attempt on a candidate's life
- Debate that remade the race
- The appointment after forty-nine days: France finally has a prime minister
- A change of season in the American race
- Thailand picks its youngest prime minister
- Kishida declines the fight
- The end of the Hasina era in Dhaka
- A hung parliament in Paris
- A former president, a jury, and 34 counts
- Britain's prime minister calls an election in the rain
- Iran's president dies in a helicopter crash