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A roof, a right, a reckoning Spain’s housing crisis has brought down the government. Now Pedro Sánchez wants to use this, of all things, to mobilise the left-wing electorate
Peace is best served cold Grand bargains are fading from Mediterranean diplomacy. For the EU, patience may be its most useful asset