Parliamentary support for Rajoy
Though regional nationalists have gained more seats, the PP's majority limits their influence
The same old Rajoy
The new PM has announced major reforms, but declined to specify the hard lines of his policy
The year of revolts
Continuing violence is slowing down the transition toward democracy in the Arab world
An arbitrary blow to the Spanish press
The National Competition Commission points to distortions in a depressed market
The year of revolts
Continuing violence is slowing down the transition toward democracy in the Arab world
The right kind of reform
Spain's labor market needs long-term solutions to bring the unemployment rate down
Why Russia needs change
The protests against electoral fraud embody an unprecedented challenge for the autocratic Putin
The Spanish are poorer
Worsening economic data call for policies combining austerity and stimulus
The king was in the counting house
A 21st-century monarchy demands a clear definition of functions and transparent budgets
Playing for time on global warming
The Durban summit once again puts off a general commitment on climate change
Now it's Rajoy's turn
The Socialist and PP teamwork at the Brussels Summit should be applied to other EU institutions
Europe progresses
The path toward further financial integration, albeit without London, has been cleared
New power of the euro
The stability conditions proposed by Berlin and Paris should be debated in Congress
Was poet Pablo Neruda murdered?
Former driver’s testimony has led to court inquiry into allegations that the Chilean Nobel Prize winner was killed while waiting to go into exile
Italy is back on the scene
Monti has made his country respectable again, and it may contribute a lot to the new EU
A lame plan for the next summit
Merkel and Sarkozy produce some advances in discipline for the euro, but not in fiscal union
A new set of international initials
CELAC is born in Caracas; its promoter, Hugo Chávez, hopes it will supplant the OAS
A year of depression
As unemployment rises and demand remains weak, a return to recession is on the horizon
Austerity explained
Protests in Europe reveal that the public still doesn't understand the need for spending cuts
Crucial days
The euro zone risks breaking up while Berlin and Paris disagree over fiscal union
Party spokesman in a precarious situation
The Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office endorses the investigation into José Blanco
News from the Basque Country
The success of Amaiur reaffirms the end of ETA, at the price of radicalizing Basque politics
Urgent and essential
The public expects Rajoy to make an immediate announcement on taxes and the labor market
Islamist victory
Moroccan elections mark a small but significant step toward a genuine parliamentary monarchy
Berlin strikes back
Merkel is unmoved by pleas for ECB to intervene, while markets pile pressure on German bond rates
Libya and global justice
Tripoli wants to try Gaddafi's son, who is also wanted by the International Criminal Court
Catalan premier reacts to the crisis
After its strong electoral performance, CiU implements decisive austerity measures
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