Putin Invades Ukraine. How Far Will He Go?
The scale of the invasion suggests his goal may be to overthrow Ukraine’s pro-Western government.
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Costa Loses Support of Portugal’s Far Left
Early elections are likely.
Curaçao Accepts Dutch Supervision of Economic Reforms
Prime Minister Gilmar Pisas walks back his key electoral promise.
Sánchez Shifts Infrastructure Spending, Scholarships to Catalonia
The separatists have fifty more demands.
Republican, Socialist Incumbents Win French Runoffs
The second round of regional elections confirms the results of the first.
Netanyahu on Verge of Losing Power
Left and right team up to oust the man who has ruled Israel for twelve years.
Separatist Parties Agree to Form New Government in Catalonia
Talks with Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez would be given two years.
Catalan Republicans to Form Minority Government
Talks with the rival Together for Catalonia remain stalled after three months.
Three Things to Watch in Britain’s Local Elections
Will the SNP win an absolute majority? Will Labour’s Red Wall hold? How well will Labour do in Wales?
German Right Picks Unpopular Laschet to Succeed Merkel
Voters would have preferred the more conservative leader of Bavaria, Markus Söder.
Waiting for a Deal in Catalonia
Separatist parties have yet to form a new government.
Rutte’s Future in Doubt After Botched Coalition Talks
The long-ruling Dutch prime minister is suddenly vulnerable.
Netanyahu Rival Would Be Kingmaker in New Knesset
But another right-wing government is still the most likely outcome.
Liberal Parties Look for Allies in Netherlands
Mark Rutte needs at least three parties to form another government.
Curaçao Election Result Will Set Off Alarm Bells in Netherlands
Parties opposed to the conditions of Dutch financial aid win a majority.