After Five Years of Sarkozy, France’s Economy Still Stagnant
The president promised to “break with the past” but did little to reform France.
The president promised to “break with the past” but did little to reform France.
Nationalists pull out of budget talks with the ruling parties in the Netherlands.
Britain becomes the first nation after the United States to maintain military relations with Japan.
Did Germany lobby to deny Britain a major defense procurement deal with India?
Right wing parties across Europe have lined up behind incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy while the left supports his socialist challenger.
The British leader says if there is a chance to “save lives,” he doesn’t need UN approval.
Germany’s strict focus on price stability is not the result of it experience with hyperinflation.
The French president decried “savage competition” from abroad.
Governments in Germany and the Netherlands need opposition support.
The Brussels Consensus of political compromise as a solution for all of Europe’s problems is coming apart.
Opposition in Ireland and a worse fiscal outlook for Spain could jeopardize Europe’s fiscal compact.
Nicolas Sarkozy says his opponent’s plan to raise taxes on the rich would “isolate France.”
France’s leadership role in Libya was an example of its ability to “frame and shame.”
Britain and France could shape the geopolitics of Europe again.
The conservative president launches his reelection bid with a promise to strengthen France.