Spanish Tribulations in Multiparty Democracy
It’s still better than the alternative.
It’s still better than the alternative.
A center-right government seems likely, but new parties could play a role.
Journalists hype the far right and overlook the consensus in the center.
Mark Rutte’s reelection wasn’t in doubt, but D66’s second-place finish is a surprise.
The Dutch electoral system, the parties, the polls and possible coalitions.
But his priorities may be different from theirs.
Liberalization has been a success.
Pro-independence parties split the seats on the new parliament’s presidium.
The newspaper makes it appear the Dutch prime minister said the opposite of what he meant.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s liberal party alone would win more seats.
A new allowance could cut child poverty in half and encourage Americans to have more kids.
The British government reneges on its commitment to Northern Ireland — again.
From climate policy to taxes, here are the key issues in the Dutch election.
There is consensus on biomass and natural gas. Nuclear energy and windmills are controversial.
Opposition parties had boycotted meetings of the island Estates.