Poland Needs EU Support to Meet Climate Goals
But it also has a responsibility of its own to stop burning coal.
Analysis
Portugal’s Costa Cruising to Victory on Back of Strong Economy
A quasi-coalition with the far left has proved more stable than the right predicted.
Under New Government, Greece’s Economic Prospects Look Up
For once, Greece is in the news for all the right reasons.
Why Pelosi Changed Her Mind About Impeachment
The number of House Democrats in favor of impeaching Donald Trump has jumped to 198.
Germany Under Pressure to Spend
The Dutch are relaxing fiscal targets to invest in their economy. Will the Germans follow suit?
Why Pelosi Is Still Dragging Her Heels on Impeaching Trump
Let’s not assume the most successful woman in American politics is making a mistake.
Happy Little Country
The Dutch have never had it so good.
Renzi Won’t Become the Italian Macron
The former prime minister is a showboat with little support from voters.
After Week of Turmoil, What Next for British Politics?
The only certainty at this stage is that the Conservative civil war over Europe is coming to an end.
There Is No Better Brexit Deal
But the British aren’t listening.
Britain Tries the Tsipras Approach to Negotiating with the EU
It will work just as well as it did for the Greek prime minister.
Even Parliament Must Make Way for Brexit
Brexiteers are willing to suspend parliamentary democracy if that’s what it takes to leave the EU.
Germany Can’t Blame Trump for Its Slowing Economy
Germany is vulnerable to shocks in international trade, because it has underinvested at home.
Arguments For and Against Macron’s Mercosur Threat
France threatens to hold up a trade deal unless Brazil does more to fight forest fires.
Matteo Salvini Appears to Have Made a Huge Mistake
Italy’s most popular politician was counting on early elections. Now his rivals might team up.