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Stable government can no longer be assumed in any major EU capital.

Spain's snap-election pressure after Sánchez's housing-vote defeat, Sweden's deadlocked coalition formation, France's serial instability, and Germany's policy lurches leave the bloc heading into 2027 with its biggest economies all unresolved.

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World & Geopolitics
France's Lycée Revolt Hits 6,877 Arrests as an Oct 17 Merged Day of Action Looms — and School Holidays Test Its Stamina

A fused youth-and-Yellow-Vest revolt of 600+ actions under a government crisis cell deepens the serial French instability the theme tracks heading into 2027.

World & Geopolitics
Sweden's Deadlock Endgame: Andersson Fails Her Second Sondage — Thursday's PM Vote She Expects to Lose

A rout confidence vote with no coalition arithmetic available extends Sweden's formation deadlock at the exact moment Spain dissolves parliament and France burns, leaving the EU's center unresolved.

World & Geopolitics
Spain: Sánchez Calls the Snap Election for Nov 29 — Parliament Dissolved, Campaign Under Way

The snap-election pressure the theme flagged in Spain has materialized as a live ballot triggered by a housing-decree defeat and street protests.