Croatia’s Presidential Showdown: The Populist vs. The Scientist
Croatia heads to a presidential run-off election, choosing between incumbent Zoran Milanović and a scientist challenger, reflecting a choice between populism and academic expertise.
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Croatia heads to a presidential run-off election, choosing between incumbent Zoran Milanović and a scientist challenger, reflecting a choice between populism and academic expertise.
Croatia’s presidential election heads to a runoff as incumbent Zoran Milanovic leads but falls short of an outright majority. The decisive vote is set for January 12.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a parliamentary confidence vote, paving the way for snap elections in February following the collapse of his coalition government.
French President Emmanuel Macron vows to remain in office and appoint a new prime minister soon after the government’s ousting in a historic no-confidence vote.
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to use special constitutional powers to push a social security budget bill through parliament without a vote, reports suggest.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Budapest to attend the fifth European Political Community meeting, signaling a potential shift in Ukraine-Hungary relations.
European leaders are confronting the surge of far-right parties in EU elections. This political shift could impact future EU policy-making and trade relations with China during a time of protectionism and “de-risking”.
The GERB-UDF coalition wins Bulgaria’s early parliamentary elections, securing 68 seats in the National Assembly. President Radev is set to appoint a prime minister-designate to form a new government.
Croatia is holding parliamentary elections that may have implications for Asian investors and markets. Learn how political shifts in Croatia could impact Asia’s economic interests.