German Christian Democrats to Elect Merkel’s Successor
The next party leader would be the presumptive chancellor candidate for the September election.
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Is the Republican Dam Breaking?
After the attack on the Capitol, Republicans and Republican allies turn against Donald Trump.
Aruba, Curaçao Agree to Terms of Dutch Coronavirus Aid
Sint Maarten has yet to meet the conditions.
Dutch Far-Right Forum for Democracy Implodes
Thierry Baudet steps down as leader after yet more revelations of extremism.
Spain Proposes Major Tax Increases to Fund 2021 Budget
Wealthy Spaniards and corporations would pay more.
Caribbean, European Netherlands Close In on Bailout Deal
The Dutch have relaxed their demands for giving the islands financial support.
Italian Regional Elections: Results and Takeaways
The right flipped only one region. The populist Five Star Movement is a spent force.
Dutch King Announces Borrowing, Investments to Weather COVID-19
Unlike during the last economic crisis, the Dutch government is not cutting spending.
Turkey Lashes Out at Allies in Mediterranean Border Dispute
Cyprus and Greece are backed by America and France.
Dutch Extend COVID Aid for Businesses
Government pays half the rent and 90 percent of salaries.
France Deploys Warships as Tensions with Turkey Rise
Turkey claims waters in which Greek Cyprus is drilling for natural gas.
Politicians Break Deadlock on Curaçao
The government restores its majority in the legislature, but a month has been wasted.
COVID-19 Has Put Catalan Politics on Hold
Talks about more autonomy and early elections have been postponed.
Cyprus Votes Against EU Trade Deal with Canada
Lawmakers argue the treaty does not protect their national cheese.
Coronavirus and Corruption: Protests Against Netanyahu
Infections spike while the prime minister stands trial for corruption.