Sweden’s far-right might sneak into the Riksdag via the back door, Brexit gut-check time in the United Kingdom, and new hope for US-Turkey relations.

The demise of Prime Minister May’s Chequers plan increases the odds of a hard Brexit.

There’s no relief in sight for the long-suffering Russian economy, which is now faced with new sanctions and a renewed currency plunge.

Upcoming elections are being billed as a fight for the country’s soul, but this is one battle that’s likely to end in stalemate.

In its singular focus on migration, Italy’s Mediterranean policy misses the forest for the trees.

Brexit was never the Conservative Party’s idea. In fact, it was always one of its’ worst nightmares.

Will Sweden be the next electoral pick-up for Europe’s far right?

Nervous investors are shedding Italian debt ahead of the new coalition government’s first budget.

The EU can improve the effectiveness of its intelligence agencies not by creating new bureaucracies, but by getting more out of the resources it already has.

Tracking the global market reaction to Turkey’s currency crisis with one overriding question in mind: How big is the contagion threat?