Merkel’s European Farewell
The German chancellor indicated to the European Parliament she will push for a shift away from decades of Atlanticist foreign policy.
Brexit Britain Heads for the Cliff Edge
The October EU summit was supposed to be the last chance for a Brexit deal—until it wasn’t.
All Eyes on Orbán
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.
Manfred Weber’s Balancing Act
The CSU politician is bidding to unite Angela Merkel’s center-right and Viktor Orbán’s hard-right strands of conservatism.
Calling His Bluff
According to insiders, Donald Trump threatened to pull the US out of NATO at a testy Brussels summit. The alliance is on shakier ground than ever before.
Boiling Point
The US-Europe partnership living in a powder keg, and many fear that at the NATO summit in Brussels next week, Donald Trump will light a match.
Zuckerberg’s Easy Ride
Both Facebook and the European Parliament came out looking bad during Mark Zuckerberg’s shambolic hearing.
Eurovision 2018: Who’s In and Who’s Out
Political, ethnic, and cultural tensions have taken center stage this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
Words Don’t Come Easy: “Waterloo”
Ever since Swedish band ABBA won in 1974, English has ruled supreme at the European Song Contest. This time might be different.
Germany’s Diesel Dilemma
The “dieselgate” air pollution scandal leaves Berlin with fewer and fewer good options.
Brexit Doesn’t Mean Brexit
Theresa May’s new plan would only grant the United Kingdom pseudo-independence.
Trade Free-For-All
The European Union is swooping in to claim the free trade spoils abandoned by London and Washington.
Three to Tango?
While Angela Merkel will likely win the forthcoming election, voters will choose her dance partner(s).