Update from the Election to Succeed Angela Merkel
The business-friendly Friedrich Merz appears to have the momentum on his side.
The business-friendly Friedrich Merz appears to have the momentum on his side.
Josep Borrell’s demand for “clarity” looks like political theater to fend off criticism at home.
Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel agree, but there are still obstacles.
Ministers unhappy with the draft treaty have resigned.
The treaty Theresa May has negotiated is probably the best Britain can get.
The demands of the opposition are unrealistic.
Ministers support the deal, but there are doubts it can get through Parliament.
How will this affect the remainder of her chancellorship? Who could replace her?
The Social Democrats are in crisis. Merkelism is still popular.
It’s not all about Angela Merkel.
Unionists don’t want any separation from the UK. That may require a hard border in Ulster.
The president is changing France, and fast. No wonder he is making enemies.
Parliamentarians oust the chancellor’s ally as their group leader.
The EU still refuses to separate its “four freedoms” and makes clear that Britain cannot go over Michel Barnier’s head.
If they were wrong to mimic the far right, what does that mean for conservatives elsewhere?