Luis Delgado

1 month ago | eurotopics.net | Luis Delgado |Inês Cardoso

The political institutions are making such a bad impression that the populists are bound to gain support, Jornal de Notícias fears: “We have a prime minister with business dealings that are in conflict with his office, a ruling party, the PSD, that can't hide its discomfort with the unexpected crisis, and a president - Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa [also PSD] - who, although irritated, is weighing his words even more carefully than usual. Unfortunately, the opposition also has its weaknesses. ...

1 month ago | eurotopics.net | Holly Baxter |Dominique Moisi |Luis Delgado |Petros Lazos

Following Macron's visit, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is heading to Washington towards the end of the week. The Independent offers tips for dealing with Trump: “The simple fact is that Europe has tied itself to the US so strongly - in terms of trade, in terms of culture, in terms of military protection - that it cannot simply freeze it out.