May, Osborne Represent Rival Conservative Party Wings
Britain’s home secretary appeals to the right. The chancellor is more liberal.
Britain’s home secretary appeals to the right. The chancellor is more liberal.
The National Health Service is failing by any measure, but no one will admit it.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier argues it is not in Europe’s interest to bring Russia to its knees.
The new commission president might be more amenable to British interests than they thought.
Opposition parties criticize a proposal to bypass the Senate.
Lawmakers are hopeful that the ruling parties will find a way to stave off early elections.
A Labor Party rebellion could end Mark Rutte’s second government.
The defection of three Labor Party senators triggers a coalition crisis in the Netherlands.
Lacking adequate anti-submarine capabilities of its own, Britain is forced to rely on allies.
The Liberal Democrats and Scottish nationalists could give either the Conservatives or Labour a majority.
Manuel Valls proposes to open up protected professions and make it easier for firms to lay off workers.
Conservatives recognize the system has to change but can’t take on public opinion.
Britain’s deputy prime minister says the Conservatives are “kidding themselves” and the voters.
Former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond could hold the balance of power after next year’s election.
The Dutch draw a line in the sand against the erosion of their national culture.