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Western Europe’s “reddest municipality” is now emblematic of an increasingly apathetic electorate.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is riding a wave of domestic support for his army’s incursion into Syria, leading investors to fret that the Turkish president will seek to capitalize by calling an early

Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee is “listening closely” to people in his home state who are urging him to give up his plan to retire and instead seek re-election in November, the senator’s

The U.K. Border Force is under strain even before the extra workload from Brexit, a panel of lawmakers said, calling on the government to detail its immigration plans as Britain prepares to leave the

Russia is accelerating a military buildup on islands claimed by Japan, threatening to blow a hole in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s efforts to lure President Vladimir Putin into settling the dispute.

Boris Johnson’s big Brexit speech, billed as a overture to alienated supporters of European Union membership, will instead accuse them of trying to “frustrate the will of the people.”

Citigroup Inc., owner of Mexico’s second-largest bank, said the Latin American nation would suffer along with the U.S. and Canada if the Trump administration abandons the North American Free Trade

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has allowed India’s subsidy bill to balloon in the lead up to crucial elections, at the risk of breaching his budget deficit goals.

Republican Congressman Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania, chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, discusses the gas tax and funding for President Trump's infrastructure proposal

Over the course of many months, Israeli prosecutors investigating alleged corruption worked their way into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s inner sanctum. Now Netanyahu’s discomfort has become real

The Republican leading the House Intelligence Committee’s Russia investigation said he wants to see as early as this week the release of a Democratic rebuttal to a GOP memo alleging FBI abuses of

It looks increasingly a done deal that Singaporeans should brace for big tax changes in this year’s budget.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s move to end a program protecting hundreds of thousands of children of undocumented immigrants from deportation was blocked by a federal judge in Brooklyn, New York. It’s

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he wants to wrap up immigration legislation this week even as senators working on bipartisan compromises say none of the proposals offered so far has enough

President Emmanuel Macron says he finds it scandalous that France has a “structural” unemployment rate of about 9 percent.

President Donald Trump doubled down on his pledge to impose a so-called reciprocal tax on imports, though a senior administration official said the White House has no formal plan in the works.

President Emmanuel Macron said chemical attacks on civilians in Syria would constitute a “red line” that will lead to French air strikes.

Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican from Michigan, discusses the business revitalization of his state, infrastructure investment, and autonomous vehicles. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on

The Trump administration is signaling progress on Nafta talks, particularly with Mexico, as Republican lawmakers voice support for a trade deal President Donald Trump has threatened repeatedly to

Israeli police recommended charging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in two separate cases.