Elections in Europe

Germany’s likely next chancellor faces a key challenge: winning over women.

One of the world’s most climate-ambitious governments is about to fall, replaced by a likely chancellor who says green policy went too far.

Artificially generated clips serve as “nostalgia machines and emotional cliché amplifiers” ahead of Feb. 23 election.

Once written off as a party in terminal decline, Die Linke is defying expectations with a youth-driven resurgence.

The election race in Schwerin pits a migration official against a far-right politician who’s taken a hard line on the issue.

After nearly three years of war in Ukraine, protests by Polish farmers are opening up social and political fractures in a once-unshakeable alliance.

“We don’t need to see him, he won’t be chancellor long,” a former U.S. official said of Vance’s thinking.

A brewing debate on immigration threatens the unity of Bayrou’s minority government.

The allegation comes less than two weeks before Scholz’s party is poised to face a heavy defeat in Germany’s federal election.

The Left’s boost in numbers fuels hope of clearing the 5 percent threshold to enter the Bundestag.

Richard Ferrand’s appointment drew criticism even before being made official.

Longtime leader heads for the exit amid political turmoil in Bucharest.

Long the preserve of the center left, factories now provide fertile territory for the populist AfD party.

But Kurti’s ruling party fell short of a majority and will need to find a coalition partner if it hopes to continue in power.

Germany’s conservatives are desperate to avoid a three-party coalition, but the outcome depends on how many small parties make it into parliament.

A wave of car vandalism, initially blamed on climate activists, is now being linked to Moscow.

The Christian Democrats should abandon their leftist allies, argues Giorgia Meloni’s political family.

Former chancellor’s intervention exposes deep rift within country’s conservatives over how to handle the far right’s rising influence.

German chancellor has finally had enough of the tech billionaire and Donald Trump adviser.

The need to counter Russia is shifting the attitudes of rich northern countries on budget discipline.

Victory “demonstrates your high political authority,” the Kremlin chief gushes about his counterpart in Minsk.