Wind Farms Peppered Across Britain But What of the Tide?
The coalition government’s energy policies are confused and lack ambition.
The coalition government’s energy policies are confused and lack ambition.
Pier Luigi Bersani is expected to win the Democratic primary, which would make him the favorite for the premiership.
Britain and other net contributors insist that spending should be reduced.
Former budget minister Jean-François Copé ekes out a primary election victory.
After next year’s election, the Green party may be able to form a coalition with the right.
Tensions mount after the Spanish navy tried to seize a civilian Gibraltan vessel.
Britain’s army chief suggests that there may be a “limited intervention” in Syria.
Unless France makes economic reforms, it could plunge Europe in an even deeper crisis.
Chancellor Angela Merkel needs the British for balance against the Mediterranean bloc.
Selling fighter jets to undemocratic nations is “completely legitimate,” says the premier.
Mediterranean society discourages individualism, undermining democracy.
It no longer makes sense for Britain to buy the Airbus A400M instead of its competitors.
France wouldn’t mind if the British left the European Union. The Germans are anxious.
Labor may be less Euroskeptic, but the Netherlands is likely to maintain its hard line.
The president’s party performed particularly well in the Russian speaking east of Ukraine.