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July 9, 2019

UK's Jeremy Corbyn says Labour Party backs new Brexit referendum

In a significant shift, Britain's main opposition Labour Party said Tuesday that the country's soon-to-be chosen new leader should hold a second referendum on whether to leave the European Union or remain in the bloc.

July 9, 2019

ISIS still strikes fear in Germany amid reports of government losing track of 160 former militants

A newly released German government intelligence report for 2018 finds a high level of danger from ISIS returnees.

July 2, 2019

1st woman — mother of 7 and Merkel disciple — is nominated to lead EU’s executive commission

Ursula von der Leyen, a surprise choice to become the next head of the European Commission, is a strong supporter of closer European cooperation who has been Germany’s defense minister since 2013 and a fixture in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Cabinet over the longtime leader’s nearly 14 years in power.

July 2, 2019

Pro-Brexit lawmakers turn back on European anthem 'Ode to Joy' at EU Parliament opening

Lawmakers from Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party turned their backs on the European anthem on Tuesday at the opening of the E.U. Parliament -- and promising more to come if the U.K. doesn’t leave the bloc in October.

June 7, 2019

Outgoing British PM Theresa May formally resigns, officially triggers leadership race

The outgoing British prime minister formally resigned Friday as the leader of the ruling Conservative Party, triggering the race for who will lead the United Kingdom next.

June 4, 2019

Brian Kilmeade: Trump didn't put 'hand on scale' in UK politics, but Obama's remarks did

President Trump's remarks about the Brexit vote didn't impose on British politics as much as former President Barack Obama's 2016 comments, according to Brian Kilmeade.

May 28, 2019

Italy’s Salvini eyes international right-wing alliance after European Parliament victory

Italian nationalist leader Matteo Salvini, having secured a major win for his League in the European Parliament elections last week, is eyeing an international alliance of nationalists and right-wingers to challenge Brussels -- but it’s not clear how many nationalists in other countries will bite.

May 27, 2019

Austrian chancellor ousted in no-confidence vote

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kruz was ousted by a vote of no confidence during a special parliamentary session on Monday.

May 26, 2019

Le Pen, Farage parties win elections for European Parliament in France and UK, Greens surge in Germany: polls

The European Union’s traditional center splintered as the far right and pro-environment Greens of the far left were gaining ground on Sunday after four days of a polarized vote in the hardest-fought European Parliament elections in decades.

May 25, 2019

Austrian government, the blueprint for Europe’s new wave of populism, fighting for its political life

As Europeans vote in one of the most consequential elections in recent E.U. history, Austria's populist coalition government, seen as a blueprint for several right-wing groups across the continent, is fighting for its political future.