The Conservative conference was supposed to strengthen Prime Minister May’s negotiating position in the next round of Brexit talks. If anything, it weakened it.

Gloomy economic data and leadership challenges loom over the UK Tory conference, Angela Merkel’s coalition talks get off to a bad start in Germany, and protesters flood the streets of Barcelona.

Theresa May still gets to negotiate Brexit, but it won’t be the one she wanted.

On the eve of Election Day, it appears unlikely that Theresa May’s electoral gambit will pay off.

When it comes to dealing with the European Union and other trading partners, London would be well advised to show a greater willingness to compromise.

Turks vote on overhauling their political system, a far-left outlier surges in the French presidential race, and attacks on Copts trigger a state of emergency in Egypt.

Prime Minister Theresa May has set March 29 as the date when the UK will start a two-year period of formal negotiations on leaving the European Union.

Geopolitical flashpoints are multiplying across several continents, and no one is stepping up to deal with them.

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Donald Trump’s victory has turned the concept of transatlantic solidarity on its head.