Today in Budapest the National Assembly, which is Hungary’s parliamentary body, approved the government’s request for the power to rule by decree for an indefinite
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Canadian Elections: Trudeau Holds On
I haven’t talked much about our friends to the north in this blog, but tonight I’d like to make an exception. Canadian news media is
Storm Clouds Gathering on the Horizon For Georgia
With international attention presently centered on Iran and the Persian Gulf it comes as no surprise that recent events in Georgia have been overlooked. Protests
EU Elections: The Center Does Not Hold
Centrists are poised to emerge as the biggest losers in the EU Elections. The center-right EPP (European People’s Party) and its center-left counterpart the Socialists
When Does the Curtain Fall on Theresa May?
British Prime Minister Theresa May is under intense pressure to resign. Although it is probably too late, May is apparently now “listening to colleagues” about
Brexit Vote Update: May’s Deal is Defeated Again
Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal deal with the European Union has been soundly defeated again. MPs rejected it for the second time today by 391-242. This
