Spain Better Get Used to Multiparty Democracy
You can’t return sixteen parties to Congress and not expect them to compromise.
Analysis
Spanish Center-Right Makes the Same Mistake Again
They keep trying to outflank the far right and failing.
Stakes Are High in British Election, But Outcome Is Up in the Air
If the Conservatives miscalculate, the outcome could be a disaster for them.
Romney-to-Clinton Voters Prefer Biden
Democrats would be wise to take the preferences of center-right voters into account.
Spanish Election Guide
The Spanish electoral system, the parties, their leaders and possible coalitions.
Macri’s Failure Returns Peronists to Power in Argentina
The conservative’s gradualist approach to reform convinced neither investors nor voters.
Lurching to the Left Is Risky for Germany’s SPD. So Is the Alternative
A left-wing strategy could alienate centrist voters, but pacts with the right have wearied leftists.
Hard Line Against Catalans Doesn’t Help Sánchez in Polls
The Socialist Party leader’s sudden intransigence is convincing neither left- nor right-wing voters.
The Unrest in Catalonia, Explained
Why are the Catalans upset? How many want independence? How can this end?
Who Pays for Medicare-for-All?
Supporters won’t say, because they can’t. Nobody knows how expensive it would be.
Johnson Accepts Brexit Deal Britain Rejected Two Years Ago
Victory!
Trump’s Withdrawal from Syria Is a Disaster
The president has betrayed America’s friends and sided with its adversaries.
Republican Ground Shifts Beneath Trump’s Feet
The American president’s erratic behavior is finally starting to perturb his supporters.
What Catalonia Has in Common with the United States
In neither case can partisans agree on the facts.
Spanish Liberals U-Turn on Deal with Socialists — Again
They now say they would be willing to give Pedro Sánchez a second term.