Center-Right Parties Form Government in Netherlands
Christian and liberal parties announce a deal seven months after parliamentary elections.
Christian and liberal parties announce a deal seven months after parliamentary elections.
The four parties due to form a government in the Netherlands are planning various tax reforms.
Supporters of the far right have much in common with voters for Brexit and Donald Trump.
Independence for Catalonia and Kurdistan would upend the regional order in Europe and the Middle East.
Membership is down. The youth vote has been lost. The political landscape is shifting in Labour’s favor.
There are reasons to doubt the Catalans will go that far, but the politics don’t favor pragmatists.
Spain revokes Catalonia’s self-government in the wake of a controversial independence referendum.
Analysis and opinion about the controversial independence vote in Catalonia.
Mariano Rajoy should never have let the Catalan independence crisis come this far.
They managed two referendums in three years. Why can’t the Spanish let the Catalans vote?
The number of income tax brackets would be reduced from four to two.
From Afghanistan to Iran to North Korea, America and its European allies no longer see eye to eye.
The Free Democrats are hawkish on eurozone reform, but so was Wolfgang Schäuble.
Even if a majority votes to break away, the regional government could balk at declaring independence unilaterally.
Two-party systems are polarizing by design. Democracies with multiple parties are more stable.