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Bulgaria's 'president of peace' wins a landslide of one voter in six·Europe's Gen Z is right that it is being robbed. On Saturday it marched against the wrong thief.·Poland is restoring the rule of law with an emergency clause for judges caught in the act·Spain grew. Germany grew. The eurozone grew. France shrank, and its minister blamed the heat.·EU governments struck 'associate member' from the Canada text. Von der Leyen flew to Montreal and said it anyway.·Lagarde promised we weren't 'about to see the back of me'. Now she's leaving early, just in time for Macron to help choose her heir before France votes.·Bulgaria's 'president of peace' wins a landslide of one voter in six·Europe's Gen Z is right that it is being robbed. On Saturday it marched against the wrong thief.·Poland is restoring the rule of law with an emergency clause for judges caught in the act·Spain grew. Germany grew. The eurozone grew. France shrank, and its minister blamed the heat.·EU governments struck 'associate member' from the Canada text. Von der Leyen flew to Montreal and said it anyway.·Lagarde promised we weren't 'about to see the back of me'. Now she's leaving early, just in time for Macron to help choose her heir before France votes.
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The columned facade of Bulgaria's National Assembly building in Sofia with the national flag on the roof against a blue sky; file stock photo, not taken on election night Bulgaria

Bulgaria's 'president of peace' wins a landslide of one voter in six

Iliana Iotova crushed her pro-Western rival 57.7% to 39.4%. She did it with about one registered voter in six, and her win hands Rumen Radev's circle both the government and the presidency. Brussels will blame Moscow. It should look at the empty polling stations, and at the drones off Bulgaria's coast.

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The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin seen across an empty square in early morning light, with crowd barriers at the edge; file stock photo, not taken during Saturday's protests Europe

Europe's Gen Z is right that it is being robbed. On Saturday it marched against the wrong thief.

29 hours ago The white and red Polish national flag flying from a flagpole against a grey cloudy sky; file stock photo, not taken at the Constitutional Tribunal Poland

Poland is restoring the rule of law with an emergency clause for judges caught in the act

47 hours ago Glass office towers of the La Défense business district in Paris rising against a pale blue sky with light cloud, no people; file stock photo, not taken on the day of the figures France

Spain grew. Germany grew. The eurozone grew. France shrank, and its minister blamed the heat.

30 October 2026 A red-and-white Canadian maple leaf flag flying from a flagpole in front of a grey modern building facade, no people; file stock photo, not taken at the Montreal summit EU

EU governments struck 'associate member' from the Canada text. Von der Leyen flew to Montreal and said it anyway.

29 October 2026

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