Britain’s Cameron Articulates Conservative Vision, Finally
The British prime minister argues that shrinking government is the right thing to do.
The British prime minister argues that shrinking government is the right thing to do.
Russia’s stick seems to have made more of an impression in Kiev than the European Union’s carrots.
Without the Danish People’s Party, nationalists in France and the Netherlands lack enough allies.
Pro-integration Europeans genuinely don’t understand why others won’t share their sense of identity.
Some of Europe’s largest companies urge national leaders to reduce barriers to business activity and trade.
Germany sees its trade surplus as proof of a sound economic policy.
Georgians voted out the man who tried to bring them into Europe yet his successor sees no reason to change course.
The former prime minister’s more centrist supporters are expected to form their own party.
Andrej Babiš appeals to disgruntled rightwingers but could lose their trust if he supports the Social Democrats.
Conservatives are likely to agree to a minimum wage in order to stay in government.
But hopes that another transatlantic trade pact, with the United States, may be signed soon are premature.
The chancellor will have to form a grand coalition with the Social Democrats.
The Dutch prime minister convinces opposition parties to support his spending plans.
Voters deal a blow to Prime Minister Enda Kenny’s proposed constitutional reforms.
The German leader may have no choice but to break her election promise and raise taxes.