Last Call for Transatlanticism
BERLIN — Many Americans have already voted, and many more will soon go to the polls in what will be the world’s most important political event of the year.
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Tag: election
A Parliament is Born
BRUSSELS — European Parliament elections used to be a boring affair, forsaken by voters and barely noticed by the media. But the latest election…
Read MoreElections européennes dans l’Est de l’Europe: l’état des lieux
Les élections européennes du 26 mai n’ont pas produit le tsunami national-populiste que certains annonçaient, mais elles installent ces forces montées…
Read MoreGreece is still hanging in the balance. The 7th of July will be a day of judgement
What sighs of relief were heard when the Prime Minister announced his decision to call a national election, after his party’s humiliating defeat in last month’s European Elections, were premature.
Read MoreIt is high time that European elections became truly European
Forty years ago, and in a significantly different institutional context, it had appeared practical, functional, even natural, that European Parliament elections should be contested in each country-member of the EU…
Read MoreErdoğan’s Pyrrhic Victory?
Turkish voters had a clear-cut choice when they cast ballots on Easter Sunday in a referendum on 18 constitutional amendments already approved by the National Assembly. A “Yes” vote would change their country’s political system and usher in a new era in Turkish history.
Read MoreThe Lessons of America’s Election
Donald Trump’s surprise election as the 45th president of the United States has spawned a cottage industry of election post-mortems and predictions, in America and abroad. Some correlate Trump’s victory with a broader trend toward populism in the West …
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