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In its first budget, Italy’s new Eurosceptic government has opted for a moderate increase in spending
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The potential loss of funding from EU scrutiny of Hungary’s institutions could be highly damaging
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The vice-president said she would not stand in elections next year after receiving a six-year prison term yesterday
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The prime minister would not be able to serve another full term but nevertheless seems intent on seeking re-election
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With the failure of a proposed electoral reform having been widely anticipated, other proposals are already in the works
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Veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga is launching 30 days of popular mobilisation against President William Ruto
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A split in support for Spain’s left-wing parties boosts the electoral prospects of the People’s Party and Vox
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Dutch veto of Bulgaria’s Schengen bid will feed the standoff between GERB and its opponents
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Democrat Raphael Warnock kept his seat in yesterday's Georgia run-off, giving Democrats a 51-49 majority in the Senate
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments today in a case that could see it adopt aspects of a new theory on state powers
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