Three days after reports of accelerated US troop withdrawal from Europe, a nuclear counter-movement is taking shape: Washington is discussing stationing nuclear weapons in more NATO states — including, for the first time, eastern members such as Poland and the Baltic countries.
Three days after the escalated coalition dispute, legal and political fronts are hardening: Begoña Gómez's defence is slowing proceedings before the Jurado court, Alberto Núñez Feijóo is courting PNV and Junts for a PP-led interim cabinet — and in Badajoz, the second hearing begins in the trial against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother David.
After two months of negotiations, Mette Frederiksen has announced the formation of a new government coalition. The Social Democrat is entering her third term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
The Hanover Administrative Court has rejected the emergency motion filed by the AfD state association. The domestic intelligence agency may thus provisionally classify the party as an observation subject of significant importance — a precursor to formal classification as right-wing extremist.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has formed a centre-left minority government after historically lengthy coalition negotiations. The Social Democrat secures her third term in office.