Swedish Nationalists Block Löfven’s Budget Bill
Without a majority for his spending plan, Stefan Löfven could be forced to resign.
Without a majority for his spending plan, Stefan Löfven could be forced to resign.
Southern cities are falling behind in terms of economic development and governance.
The pipeline’s cancellation is hardly an economic loss for Russia. It was always a political project.
Preliminary results show increased support for the opposition Communists and Socialists.
The fact that conservatives could find no one but Nicolas Sarkozy raises some long-term questions.
Spain’s obstinate prime minister probably only makes Catalans more determined to break away.
The former president is almost certain to win back the leadership of his party.
The British leader backs away from radical reforms that could have cost him allies in Europe.
The choice Moldovans face is reminiscent of recent events in Ukraine.
More devolution of powers to Scotland raises political questions in England as well.
The Dutch reject as “inappropriate” and “bizarre” Turkish accusations of racism.
Catalonia’s regional president says the region could secede within a year and a half after elections.
Germany rejects of a referendum on NATO membership.
After promising to resupply Ukraine with gas, Russia appears to have found a new energy weapon.
German diplomats worry Russia is levering its influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Serbia.