Belarus’ Lukashenko Under Pressure from All Sides
Europe’s last dictator faces opposition at home and weakening support from Russia.
Analysis
Trump Needlessly Disparages Postal Voting
Universal mail-in voting isn’t riskier than absentee voting. It is necessary.
Contrast in the Dutch Caribbean
Aruba drafts a comprehensive reform plan while politicians on Curaçao play games.
Why Armenia and Azerbaijan Are Shooting at Each Other
This time, it’s not in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Spanish Congress Approves Coronavirus Recovery Programs
Lawmakers back measures for the economy, EU and health care.
EU Once Again Proves the Doomsayers Wrong
One day the EU is about to collapse. The next it has done an historic deal.
What Rutte Wants
Why the Dutch prime minister is fighting a €750 billion coronavirus recovery fund.
Basque, Galician Elections Have National Implications
The results help Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and throw doubt on the strategy of his opponent.
Biden’s Housing Plan Emulates Europe
In a good way.
Sánchez Walks Fine Line Between Left and Right
The Spaniard must keep an eye on his left-wing allies as he makes deals with the right.
Sino-American Rift Gives Russia an Opening
Russia is keen to deepen its relationship with China, even if it is the weaker party.
Should Scotland Become Independent?
The economics still argue against it.
Why Netanyahu Won’t Annex the West Bank
Look to Iran.
When Will Europe Finally Take Its Defense Seriously?
The withdrawal of 9,500 American soldiers from Germany should be a wake-up call.
Britain’s Demands in EU Trade Talks Are Not Unreasonable
But they are unrealistic.