Belgium finally gets a new government: a centre-right pro-business coalition held together by economic policy rather than by linguistic consensus.
Category: Europe
Election preview: French Senate
France's Socialist government is likely to lose its Senate majority on Sunday, but its longer-term future may depend on how well it can exploit internal divisions in the centre-right opposition.
Scotland almost live
Scotland votes decisively against reclaiming its independence.
Sweden follows the script
Sweden's new government will almost certainly be led by the Social Democrats, but the electorate has given them something less than an enthusiastic endorsement.
Election preview: Sweden
Sweden's Social Democrats are eyeing a likely return to power, but putting together a parliamentary majority may be difficult.
Change at the top in the EU
The European Union is getting a new head of state and foreign minister. The fact that they don't call them that is a symptom of the EU's problems.
Left, right and centre in central Europe
Slovenia is set to get a new centre-left coalition government, which is becoming something of the norm in central Europe. Hungary remains an outstanding exception.
Mr Abbott takes on the Scots
The Australian prime minister has a go at telling Scotland which way it should vote in next month's independence referendum. Scots are unlikely to be impressed.
And so it came to this
A hundred years ago, Europe descended into the nightmare of the First World War. Could something like it happen again?
Ukraine loses a prime minister
Ukraine looks set for parliamentary elections later this year, to complete the political transformation set in train by February's revolution.
The World is Not Enough 