Sánchez’ Revenge: Spanish Socialist Leader Stages Comeback
The former party leader avenges himself against the woman who toppled him.
The former party leader avenges himself against the woman who toppled him.
Politicians enter into talks they know will probably fail.
A yearning for independence brought left and right together. It may not be enough to keep them united.
Lawmakers open a probe into Hungary’s democracy. Ministers admonish Poland for attacking the courts.
The new president elevates centrists from the two major parties who supported him in the election.
Cosmopolitan and working-class voters both like the new party leader. But they don’t vote for him.
Turkey hoped Donald Trump would be less supportive of the Kurds than Barack Obama. It doesn’t look like it.
Many lawmakers do not even seek reelection.
A stagnating economy and war in Yemen exacerbate the tension between conservative and reform-minded Saudis.
Voters believe Theresa May when she accuses the EU of interfering in the British election.
That would mean emphasizing social, not economic, issues and learning to live with the EU.
If the party can’t win in its industrial heartland, there is little hope for the federal election.
France’s two-round system allows third parties to thrive without playing spoiler.
Marine Le Pen is seen as part of the same populist backlash that led to Brexit.
Both presidential candidates have criticized France’s cozy relations with the Persian Gulf state.