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September, 2018


Improving German-Turkish relations hinges on Turkey’s government reversing its slide into authoritarianism.


After weeks of quarreling, Germany’s coalition parties are hemorrhaging support.


EU leaders had hoped to make progress on Brexit and migration, but they left the Salzburg summit with little to show for on both fronts.


Merkel’s coalition has agreed a shaky compromise over a controversial spy chief.


The European Parliament’s censure of Viktor Orbán could spark a political realignment that creates the most powerful far-right movement in Europe since 1945.


Is there a power struggle at the heart of Germany’s government?


Sweden’s centrist parties are facing difficult coalition negotiations after failing to win a majority in Sunday’s election. The far-right, anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, meanwhile, surged …


The CSU politician is bidding to unite Angela Merkel’s center-right and Viktor Orbán’s hard-right strands of conservatism.


Not all in Europe want to be a “counterweight” to Donald Trump’s United States.