Corbyn Has Lost Chance to Unite Labour: Eagle
Angela Eagle announces a bid for the leadership of the Labour Party. Jeremy Corbyn still refuses to step down.
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Leadsom to Face May in Contest for British Prime Minister
The energy minister makes it into the runoff, but Theresa May is still the favorite to succeed David Cameron.
May Knocks Fox Out of Conservative Leader Contest
The home secretary receives more support from lawmakers than the other candidates combined.
Liberal Democrats Call for Political Realignment in Britain
If Jeremy Corbyn digs in, chances of Labour’s center teaming up with the Liberal Democrats could rise.
Effort Underway to Remove British Labour Party Leader
The outcome of Britain’s EU referendum has convinced many in the party Jeremy Corbyn must be removed.
NATO to Deploy Battlegroups to Baltic States, Poland
The alliance sends troops to its northeasternmost member states but shies away from building new bases.
Clinton Tears into Trump’s Simple-Minded Foreign Policy
The Democrat warns that her opponent could start a war “just because somebody got under his skin.”
Republican Senate Leader Scolds Party’s Rejectionists
Mitch McConnell reproaches the purists who refuse to accept anything short of total victory.
Polish Reforms Endanger Rule of Law: Commission
The European Commission slaps the government in Warsaw on the wrist for undermining the judiciary.
Turkey Threatens to End Migrant Deal with Europe
Turkey threatens to stop readmitting refugees unless Europe lifts visa requirements for Turkish nationals.
Libya’s Haftar Spurns Unity Deal, Blames Militias
The general rules out joining a unity government as long as militias continue to fight on its behalf.
Rajoy Reiterates Call for Left-Right Coalition in Spain
The conservative party leader will seek a deal with the Socialists.
Dutch Military Readiness Impaired by Cuts: Auditors
Dutch armed forces are plagued by serious shortcomings.
Poland Warned Policies Will Damage Economy
Polish leaders are warned that populist spending pledges and institutional instability will affect growth.
Parliaments Force Rethink of Workers Directive Reform
Ten Central European nations plus Denmark resist changes that could make their workers less competitive.