Down in the Polls, Sanders Echoes Trump on Media Bias
The senator suggests he gets bad press because he has criticized the owner of a newspaper.
Analysis
Brexiteers to Parliament: Drop Dead
Even parliamentary democracy is now expendable in the pursuit of Brexit.
How We Talk About Our Opponents Matters
Both parties in the United States talk about the other as the enemy.
Serbia Should Break with Russia
The time has come for the Slavic little brother to make his own choices.
Don’t Count on Turnout
There is no evidence Democrats can win by bringing more Americans to the polls.
Democrats Are Not Talking to Swing Voters
If Democrats run on abolishing health insurance and decriminalizing illegal immigration, they will lose.
Merkel Successor Given Poisoned Chalice?
The defense portfolio is one of the toughest jobs in Berlin. Why give it to Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer?
Spanish Parties Break Cardinal Rules of Coalition Politics
The result could be another election.
Italy Is Failing Its Next Generation
Italians need to stop blaming outsiders and start owning up to their country’s shortcomings.
Elizabeth Warren May Be the Strongest Democratic Candidate
The Massachusetts senator is trending up in the polls and raising more money than most candidates.
Turkey’s Purchase of a Russian Missile System, Explained
Turkey is going ahead with a deal that its NATO allies have condemned. Why?
Spanish Politicians Need to Come to Grips with Coalition Politics
The center-left and center-right can no longer govern on their own. They need to compromise.
Don’t Blame Nancy Pelosi for Doing Her Job
The Democratic leader knows how to count votes and take the flak for vulnerable House members.
Vox Is Unreliable Partner for Spanish Right
Every time the far right gets what it wants, it asks for something more.
Middle East Allies Are Wrong to Bet on Trump
Israel, Saudi Arabia and Turkey need to plan for the day after Trump.