
Sánchez’s Communist Turn Is Devouring the Entire Far Left
The Spanish PM’s shift to the left could foreshadow the path that socialism—or the social-democratic Left—across the West will follow, or is already following.

The Spanish PM’s shift to the left could foreshadow the path that socialism—or the social-democratic Left—across the West will follow, or is already following.

Despite multiple electoral victories for the ruling party, the collapse of Pristina’s latest parliamentary session has forced the President to call for yet another snap general election.

With a strong mandate, Takaichi can now push forward an agenda focused on defence, constitutional reform, and immigration.

The leader of the right-wing Chega party could advance to the second round, marking a significant change in Portugal’s political landscape.

The PM said Hungary faces a choice between peace and war, between safeguarding national interests and giving in to Brussels.

Stockholm credits stricter asylum rules—and generous financial incentives for voluntary returns—with thousands of migrants leaving the country.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ New Democracy may be forced to form a coalition, something the PM has repeatedly said he wants to avoid.

“The youngsters in the protest demand changes. What changes, and who is best prepared to make them is a question with multiple different answers within the protest.”

Regional elections threaten sleaze-stricken Sánchez.

Warnings abound that holding a fair ballot during an active conflict could be impossible while millions of voters are refugees—and with soldiers on the front lines unable to participate safely.