Europe Archive

Croatia’s populist president and technocratic prime minister look set to clash for another five years.

With her commissioners now approved, Ursula von der Leyen avoided what could have been trainwreck. She still faces plenty of challenges.

With the collapse of Scholz’s government, German politics, long celebrated for its stability, has descended into turmoil. Why?

As a new global reality takes shape during Trump’s second term, Europe’s politics could be shaped by three lesser-known leaders.

Burkina Faso’s military leader has been trying to undermine the Ivorian government. The problems for Cote d’Ivoire don’t stop there.

Germany’s upcoming elections are of existential importance to every party. That could fuel a level of polarization not seen in decades.

A contested election is testing Georgia’s democracy and its pro-Western shift, with implications for the South Caucasus.

Germany’s governing coalition collapsed, likely setting up early elections for next year. The uncertainty raises a number of questions for the EU.

A backlash in Europe against overtourism is putting countries that rely on tourism for revenue and employment in a bind.

Floods in Spain last week killed more than 200 people, a grim but tangible reminder of how disasters can overwhelm even advanced economies.

The significance of North Korea deploying troops to fight alongside Russian troops cannot be overstated.