Almost everyone expected Liberal Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen to seize the opportunit...
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Denmark s parliament is buzzing anew with election rumors. Most people place their bet on an election on February 18.
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Election fever dominated Thursday's opening debate on the floor of Parliament, as opposition parties jointly submitted a resolution demanding that Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen schedule elections before ...
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The launch of a political party by Bangladesh's Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus has taken most politicians by surprise but is being welcomed by ordinary citizens desperate for change.
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Catholic Portugal's decision to join most European countries and allow abortions has shaken the country's conservative establishment but was hailed by liberals as a victory for modernity.
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European nations, Canada and the US government reacted swiftly and angrily to Wednesday night&#39;s announcement that the government-backed candidate had been declared the official winner
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President Vladimir V. Putin's plan to concentrate more power in the Kremlin has inflamed popular discontent.
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Looking back on events, it seems like everything took place extremely quickly and unexpectedly - during the Finnish turn at the EU Presidency.
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After Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic and Austria, now the Netherlands has woken up to an election result that has yielded no clear winner and promises a prolonged period of political drift and uncertainty.Comment
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Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen has announced an early election, to be held on 13 November.
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Newspapers in Slovenia are nervous after the shock election defeat of Prime Minister Anton Rop&#39;s leftist government. It is thought likely that Janez Jansa&#39;s centre-right Slovene Democratic Party will form
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Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen's center-right government won a second term Tuesday as Denmark voters embraced plans to keep immigration in check and taxes from rising.
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Denmark's center-right Prime  Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen won a second term on Tuesday on  the back of a popular crackdown on asylum-seekers and cuts in  Denmark's high taxes, according to partial election results.
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It was a fine occasion, but it could have been a grand one without a touch of avarice. There were plenty of empty seats here despite the presence of two of the most charismatic sides in the world.
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Denmark's centre-right led by Anders Fogh Rasmussen wins a new term as the opposition admit defeat.
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Â· Conservative leader keen to avoid reigniting furore Â· Spokesman on Europe gets severe reprimand
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If named the Liberal Party's leader this weekend, Michael Ignatieff would be a candidate to become the next prime minister.
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Catholic Portugal's decision to join  most European countries and allow abortions has shaken the  country's conservative establishment but was hailed by liberals  as a victory for modernity.