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Belgium: They agreed after 8 months to form a five-party coalition government

Bart de Vever will become the country's first Flemish nationalist prime minister - The government agreement must be ratified by the five parties that will meet over the weekend

Spain: crack in coalition government over labour reform

The Labour Minister said there were "obvious disagreements" with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist Party and accused the Economy Minister of "siding with the employers"

GPO Poll: ND leads with 25.8%, PASOK in second, fragmented opposition – SYRIZA falls fifth

SYRIZA at just 5.8%, while 89.7% of respondents believe it will not return to power. PASOK gains 17.4%, and KKE secures third with 7.9%

Germany on the road to early elections: The chronicle of the break-up of the coalition government and the media reaction

Schultz and Lindner blame each other for the deadlock, with harsh language - "The governors treated each other with contempt", writes Süddeutsche Zeitung - "Mud fight" in the coming period, predicts NTV network

Germany – Government coalition dissolved: Scholz dismisses FDP leader, Liberals withdraw ministers – Calls for Confidence Vote

The ousted FDP leader, Christian Lindner, also served as Finance Minister. The confidence vote is scheduled for January 15, potentially paving the way for early elections in March.

Angela Merkel reaches compromise with coalition partners

The interior minister gave Merkel two weeks to negotiate a European solution to the migration crisis

M5S & League agree contract for Italy’s “government of change”

The 40-page document contains more than 20 sections, of which a handful still have a question mark over them

Germany’s SPD votes to join government handing Merkel fourth term

Germany’s Social Democratic party has agreed to another "grand coalition" with Merkel's conservative CDU

Cornered Merkel seeks to revive “grand coalition”

The SPD, which had said it would go into opposition after its worst election showing since 1933, reconsidered when Germany’s president intervened