Trump Launches Trade War, Berlusconi Confirms Tajani Candidacy
Donald Trump announces tariffs. Silvio Berlusconi names his candidate for prime minister.
Donald Trump announces tariffs. Silvio Berlusconi names his candidate for prime minister.
Christian Democrats support another left-right coalition in Germany.
Emmanuel Macron opens the door to farm subsidy cuts. Spain wants power over Gibraltar’s airport.
Brexiteers dismiss concerns about Northern Ireland. European Parliament chief Antonio Tajani could be Italy’s next prime minister.
The Dutch lobby both sides. Russians suspect Donald Trump will throw them under the bus.
The Italian electoral system, the parties, their leaders and possible coalitions.
Businesses demand clarity on Brexit. Republicans explode the deficit.
Angela Merkel is criticized. Matteo Salvini ramps up his anti-euro rhetoric.
Slow growth, high debt, youth unemployment… Italy’s next government has its work cut out for it.
Italy’s German speakers welcome a closer relationship with Austria but reject secession — for now.
The Democrats are unpopular despite governing the country well. Incompetent populists are up in the polls.
No Italian prime minister is going to start an EU-level rebellion to help Vladimir Putin.
The Democratic Party leader has failed to unite the left and failed to convince voters he can still deliver reforms.
A single tax rate could boost growth and discourage tax evasion, but there are downsides.
Silvio Berlusconi might still be lured into a coalition with the center-left.