Leadership Vote Shows French Right Dependent on Sarkozy
The fact that conservatives could find no one but Nicolas Sarkozy raises some long-term questions.
The fact that conservatives could find no one but Nicolas Sarkozy raises some long-term questions.
Spain’s obstinate prime minister probably only makes Catalans more determined to break away.
The former president is almost certain to win back the leadership of his party.
The British leader backs away from radical reforms that could have cost him allies in Europe.
The choice Moldovans face is reminiscent of recent events in Ukraine.
More devolution of powers to Scotland raises political questions in England as well.
Germany rejects of a referendum on NATO membership.
After promising to resupply Ukraine with gas, Russia appears to have found a new energy weapon.
Negotiations have yet to resolve the security dilemmas that underpin Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
German diplomats worry Russia is levering its influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Serbia.
Threatened by Islamist militants, Iraq and Turkey say they will improve intelligence and security cooperation.
Japan’s prime minister seeks a fresh mandate for an economic reform agenda that has so far disappointed.
The Russians never fail to attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by stupidity.
Danes are critical of the partial sale of their national energy company to an American investment bank.
A deal on climate change points to a more significant achievement: committing China to world order.