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The preliminary results from the European Parliamentary elections are in. And just like the polls anticipated, the pro-European status quo has suffered a serious blow.
Between May 23 and 26, 2019, the European Union's citizens are renewing their continental parliament.
The European Central Bank continues to disproportionately inflate the debt bubble of the Eurozone, while the economic slowdown of the main European economies worsens.
France's pro-EU president and the leader of Italy's euroskeptic, far-right movement jockeyed for the role of chief powerbroker on the continent Monday after elections to the European Parliament hollowed out the traditional political middle.
It was not a good night for centrists in the UK, France, Italy, or the EU in general.
Over in Cyprus the unprecedented election of a Turkish Cypriot MEP has been welcomed as a triumph of co-existence over ethnic division on the war-partitioned island.
Nigel Farage, Britain's Donald Trump character, is by far the most significant man in British politics. In just a few weeks he has gathered huge political momentum.
The stage was set for war. Literally. Inside a small Tuscan theater with a mock-up of a World War I trench, Susanna Ceccardi, a rising star of Italy's hard-right League party, was flanked by rival candidates for the European Parliament elections an
Daniel Dalton, a British conservative politician who sits on the EU Parliament's internal market committee, warned the judgment could put European companies at a disadvantage compared to more nimble global rivals. "This is another example of
Theresa May finally resigned today, forced out by the men in grey and her cabinet. She deserves no praise or sympathy.
Under pressure from the European Union, Swiss voters on Sunday agreed to new gun regulations.
Swiss voters on Sunday approved a measure to tighten the Alpine nation's gun laws, bringing the country in line with many of its European partners despite the objections of local gun owners, official results showed.
The European Union today published a set of guidelines on how companies and governments should develop ethical applications of artificial intelligence.
Brexiteers in Britain are denouncing the EU as an all-powerful behemoth from whose clutches Britain must escape, just as the organisation is demonstrating its failure to become more than a second-rate world power.
Brussels won't like this.
Facebook has shut down 23 major populist Italian pages with 2.5 million followers just two weeks before the European elections.
Polls show his Brexit Party easily winning next week's European Parliament polls and edging ahead of Theresa May's Conservatives in a UK general election.
Labour attempts to be all things on Brexit. It is for and against a referendum. It is for and against Brexit.
Nigel Farage's newly formed Brexit Party is in first place in European Parliament polls, pulling well ahead of Labour.
Although less than half of the UK wants to stay in the EU, there is still no majority for any particular outcome.
Since the Treaty of Maastricht, all the members of the European Union (including the neutral countries) have placed their defences under the suzerainty of NATO, which is directed exclusively by the United States.
Classical liberal and social commentator Carl Benjamin, better known by his YouTube pseudonym Sargon of Akkad, has been selected as a UKIP candidate for next month's European Parliament elections.
Nigel Farage will be prime minister of England one day. Note I didn't say the United Kingdom. There are real secessionist movements which the next phase of his quest for Brexit which will likely tear the U.K. apart.
One of the most repeated messages among European financial analysts this week is this: "we are in a global slowdown". However, the sentence hides important nuances and very relevant differences. The European Union suffers a severe slowdown. The
Support for the Tories is plunging following Theresa May's latest Brexit can-kick (a six-month extension until Halloween), and as cross-party talks for a Brexit compromise stall, it appears Nigel Farage's newly formed Brexit Party is emerging as
Brussels is ready to stand by its companies and launch a WTO case should Washington enact a law allowing US citizens to sue foreign firms doing business in Cuba.
Theresa May, the worst negotiator in history, splintered the Tories so badly the Brexit Party is nearly even in polls.
In his latest note published last week, SocGen's Albert Edwards - never at a loss subjects that inspire his outrage - rages on the topic of Brexit, and specifically the often repeated assertion (discussed here as well), that post-Brexit referendum UK
The Iran nuclear deal, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), limits Iran's nuclear activities for 15 years. After that period Iran would still be bound by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and its Additional Protocol. But Iran would be f
The Brexit Roller Coaster The Brexit roller-coaster ploughs on unpredictably with moves by the House of Commons to block the 'no deal' Brexit that most Brexiters voted for.
