Cameron, Merkel Drawn Into European Proxy Fight
The British and Germans leaders find themselves on opposite ends of an EU debate.
The British and Germans leaders find themselves on opposite ends of an EU debate.
Elections reveal a deep divide between an internationalist and a patriotic Europe.
Conservatives in Britain, Germany and the Netherlands call for EU reform.
General Prayuth Chan-ocha says new elections can only be called after a period of reconciliation and reform.
The Euroskeptic bloc led by Marine Le Pen is short on allies.
After three years, Egyptians vote to turn back the clock to before the “Arab Spring” uprising.
Ukraine’s government interprets its election victory as a mandate for decisive action against the rebels.
Unlike fringe Euroskeptics, the Conservatives and Reformists could have a moderating influence in Brussels.
The Belgian prime minister steps down after his Socialist Party is defeated in elections.
The Council, not Parliament, is in charge.
Peru’s growth has been impressive but comes at the cost of environmental degradation and social unrest.
The Euroskeptic Freedom Party and the pro-European liberal Democrats are projected to win most seats.
The military says it has to step in to restore order and push through necessary political reforms.
Not all parties that resist deeper European integration are xenophobic.
Without maritime patrol aircraft, Britain is hardly able to commit assets to the search for a missing yacht.