Dutch Backbencher Mounts Strong Challenge to Presumptive Party Leader
Pieter Omtzigt is giving establishment favorite Hugo de Jonge a run for his money.
Republicans Could Lose Presidency, Senate: Polls
Polls point to a Democratic landslide in November. The reason is obvious: Trump.
Dutch Caribbean Resist Terms of Coronavirus Aid
The Dutch government insists on long-term reforms, supervised by Dutch officials.
Biden’s Housing Plan Emulates Europe
In a good way.
Standing Up to Cancel Culture
Left- and right-wing thinkers agree cancel culture is getting out of hand.
Center-Left and Center-Right Need to Team Up Against Extremists
We have more in common with each other than we do with the woke left or the reactionary right.
Sánchez Walks Fine Line Between Left and Right
The Spaniard must keep an eye on his left-wing allies as he makes deals with the right.
Sino-American Rift Gives Russia an Opening
Russia is keen to deepen its relationship with China, even if it is the weaker party.
Should Scotland Become Independent?
The economics still argue against it.
Why Netanyahu Won’t Annex the West Bank
Look to Iran.
Barcelona Without the Tourists
Barceloneta beach isn’t packed. You can actually go for a stroll on La Rambla.
Dutch Deploy Troops After Riots on Curaçao
Demonstrators forced their way into the government palace and looted stores.
Dutch Parties Try to Emerge from Rutte’s Shadow
The prime minister has never been more popular.
When Will Europe Finally Take Its Defense Seriously?
The withdrawal of 9,500 American soldiers from Germany should be a wake-up call.
Britain’s Demands in EU Trade Talks Are Not Unreasonable
But they are unrealistic.