Dutch Would Reject Ukraine Treaty in Referendum: Poll
Dutch voters are likely to use the referendum as a way to express their feelings about the EU.
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Spain’s Socialists: Coalition with Anyone But Rajoy
The country’s left-wing leader calls for a broad progressive alliance to keep the right out of power.
Cameron Wins Hungary’s Qualified Support for Reform
The British leader is starting to overcome Central European opposition to his EU reform plans.
Lawmakers Quit Labour Top Ranks After Corbyn Purge
Jeremy Corbyn’s removal of critics for the party’s shadow cabinet prompts others to step down.
Catalan Far Left Splits on Joining Region’s Government
Without the far left’s support, parties that want to break away from Spain may need to call snap elections.
Far-Left Separatists Back Catalonia’s Artur Mas
A small left-wing party gives the Spanish region’s pro-independence coalition a majority.
Spanish Left Rules Out Keeping Rajoy in Power
Spain’s two largest left-wing parties reject another conservative-led government.
Spain’s Rajoy Wins Election But Loses Majority
Spain’s ruling conservative party wins the most seats, but loses its majority in Congress.
Yemen Ceasefire Holds as Parties Gather for Peace Talks
A truce appears to be holding as Yemen’s various factions gather in Switzerland for peace talks.
Greece to Miss Privatization Targets Once Again
Greece postpones the privatization of the port of Piraeus as it seeks to reduce its selloff targets.
Iowa Republicans Wonder If Rubio Is Serious
Iowans complain that the senator from Florida isn’t putting in much of an effort in their state.
Dutch Parties Agree on Tax Relief After All
Opposition parties in the Netherlands back government plans to cut taxes.
Libya Rivals Reach Agreement Toward Ending Division
Members of Libya’s rival parliaments make progress toward ending a year-long standoff.
Greece Asks EU for Help to Control Bloc’s External Border
After warnings that it might be ejected from the Schengen Area, Greece finally asks for help.
Catalan Leader Vows to Press Ahead with Secession
Artur Mas says a Constitutional Court ruling against independence will not change his plans.