Sánchez Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Federalizing Spain
Spain’s new prime minister mustn’t make the same mistake as the last.
Analysis and commentary about the independence crisis in Catalonia by Nick Ottens (based in Barcelona) and Ainslie Noble (an expert in Basque and Catalan identity issues).
Spain’s new prime minister mustn’t make the same mistake as the last.
The goodwill measures are an about-face from the clampdown under Mariano Rajoy.
The separatists withdraw four controversial ministerial nominations. Will Spain now restore home rule?
Spain refuses to accept ministers who are facing criminal charges for their role in last year’s referendum.
Quim Torra is a pro-independence hardliner who is unlikely to succeed where his predecessors failed.
This one, Quim Torra, might actually be inaugurated.
The Republican Left now calls for a candidate who is not in legal trouble.
Left- and right-wing America barely listen to each other anymore. Italy may need to vote again to break the deadlock.
The longer the impasse lasts, the more the extremes will benefit.
Fox News is freaking out. Catalonia sues a Spanish judge. Portugal may not be a role model for social democrats.
Spain, which treats Catalan separatism as a legal problem, is angry that Germany treats it the same way.
Defense cooperation outside the EU would allow the United Kingdom to participate.
Germany approves the completion of Nord Stream 2. Five Star lawmakers support a deal with the right.
Sit down with Carles Puigdemont to find a way out of the Catalan independence crisis.
Personnel changes hint at war with Iran. The Catalan leader awaits extradition.