Parties Agree to Reduce Deficit, Raise Minimum Wage in Spain
Spain’s two major parties compromise on a spending plan for 2017.
Spain’s two major parties compromise on a spending plan for 2017.
The EU proposes to fund defense research while Belgium and the Netherlands pool the acquisition of new ships.
The president is piecing together a revised peace accord after his original plan was voted down in a referendum.
Donald Trump’s election has suddenly made Republicans more optimistic about the economy.
The change would prevent candidates winning political office with less than 50 percent support.
Russian warships sail past Ceuta this time, but its ambiguous NATO status makes it a popular port of call.
Labor makes the Greens appear ungenerous after it had been accused of disloyalty to the left.
The party ends ten months of political impasse by allowing their right-wing rival to remain in power.
Mariano Rajoy says Spain would block a special Brexit deal for the peninsula.
Editorial boards are breaking with generations of Republican support to endorse Hillary Clinton.
The Democrat lambastes her opponent for giving the “paranoid fringe” a national megaphone.
The Syrian dictator has so far left the Kurds alone. What changed his mind is anyone’s guess.
Conservative leader Mariano Rajoy promises to consider the demands of a small liberal party.
The Republican equivocates when asked if he would protect allies against Russia.
The Republican forgives his vice presidential candidate for his Iraq War vote, but not Hillary Clinton.