Spain’s Rajoy Pours Cold Water on Scottish EU Hopes
The Spanish leader worries about setting a precedent for Catalan separatists.
The Spanish leader worries about setting a precedent for Catalan separatists.
Britain’s vote to leave the EU is one example of a resurgent national yearning across the West.
Two parliaments will need to give their consent. A new prime minister may want to call elections first.
The Spanish prime minister’s strategy is always to wait and wait until circumstances change in his favor.
The four Central European member states recognize that Britain’s exit should give the bloc pause.
The fear in the Netherlands is that Britain’s exit will encourage those clamoring for more Europe.
Young voters feel let down by their elders, who voted to withdraw Britain from the EU.
Those parts of the United Kingdom that voted to remain in the EU are not ready to accept the result.
The home secretary is on the right, but she does not stir the kind of anger Boris Johnson does.
Jeremy Corbyn loses half his shadow cabinet amid rumors that parliamentarians are considering a Labour split.
The prime minister expands his People’s Party’s plurality, putting him in a stronger position to stay in power.
Conservatives are expected to fall short of a majority. The Socialists will hold the balance of power.
The president is right we need a new social compact, but he still underestimates the impact of regulation.
Most of the delegates who write the rules for the Republican Party’s nomination are opposed to a change.
The former mayor is no shoo-in for the Conservative Party leadership. Here are four more contenders.