Why Germany’s Greens Are on the Rise
After sixteen years of muddling through, the time is ripe for something new.
Analysis
Don’t Panic About Macron’s Reelection (Yet)
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
Fragmented Dutch Parliament Lacks Experience
It’s the price the Netherlands has to pay for giving its voters so much choice.
Dutch and Spanish Leaders Share Vision for EU
Mark Rutte and Pedro Sánchez caution against protectionism.
Netanyahu Cruises to Reelection on Back of Vaccination Success
A few months ago, the conservative might have lost the election.
Spanish Tribulations in Multiparty Democracy
It’s still better than the alternative.
Dutch Election: Takeaways and What Happens Next
A center-right government seems likely, but new parties could play a role.
Foreign Press Are Missing the Story in the Dutch Election
Journalists hype the far right and overlook the consensus in the center.
Dutch Election Guide
The Dutch electoral system, the parties, the polls and possible coalitions.
Dutch Left Could Have Worst Election in Decades
Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s liberal party alone would win more seats.
Child Benefits Could Outlive Biden’s COVID-19 Stimulus
A new allowance could cut child poverty in half and encourage Americans to have more kids.
What’s at Stake in the Dutch Election
From climate policy to taxes, here are the key issues in the Dutch election.
Energy Plays Key Role in Dutch Election
There is consensus on biomass and natural gas. Nuclear energy and windmills are controversial.
What Divides Dutch Voters
Age, education, geography and gender.
Draghi Understands What Italy Needs
Do the political parties that support his government?