LSE European Politics

Serbia’s Student List won a dramatic victory in the 2026 Serbian election, ending Aleksandar Vučić’s hold on power.

Europe’s economic and security difficulties are often presented as reasons for Britain to keep its distance from the European Union.

Spain’s 2007 long-term care reform gave older people with care needs access to cash subsidies and publicly funded home help.

European Council summits are watched closely by national media, even though the actual negotiations happen behind closed doors.

The EU and Canada have proposed a new strategic partnership.

The shift to electric and software-defined vehicles poses a major threat to Europe’s car industry.

Small business owners are over-represented among radical right voters.

Andy Burnham has announced plans to reform the triple lock system that governs UK state pension increases.

Latvia held a parliamentary election on 3 October, with United List, the party of Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, winning a record number of seats.

Are countries in Europe and elsewhere across the world turning away from the United States?

In an interview with Sophie Mallett, Miqdad Asaria discusses why we need to fix society to protect the environment and how board games can help us think big about climate change.

Ratko Mladić, who was found guilty of committing genocide for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, was buried in Serbia on 7 September with military honours.

The EU has targeted strategic autonomy, but autonomy from whom?