Adar Primor

International polls show that while Obama was favored as the leader of the free world, citizens of only two countries supported Romney's candidacy: Israel and Pakistan.

Alfons Lopez Tena, who heads the Catalan Solidarity for Independence, speaks with Haaretz about his view of the future for the Catalonian separatist movement.

Israel is the strong side while the Palestinians feel humiliated, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso tells Haaretz.

Joachim Gauck is concerned about growing resentment of Israel but insists: criticism is possible between friends.

Like the Madrid train bombings in Madrid on March 11, 2004 that took 191 lives and wounded 1,800, the deaths of a rabbi and three Jewish children in Toulouse are liable to be etched on the French collective memory.

Incoming president of the European Parliament Martin Schulz tells Haaretz the euro will not collapse, calls Merkel's conduct 'arrogant' and Cameron's 'obstructive'.

UNESCO Secretary General Irina Bokova defends organization's position on Palestinian membership.

An interview with French envoy Valerie Hoffenberg.

In exclusive interview, Radoslaw Sikorski discusses what he calls the old-new love story between his country and Israel.

During a visit of the Polish cabinet for a joint session with Israel's cabinet, Sikorski said he found much common ground between the historical experiences of Israel and Poland.

If Tunis and Cairo can do it, what about Minsk, Havana, Caracas - and why not Moscow and Beijing, too, commentators have asked.

On first visit to Israel as France’s Foreign Minister, Michele Alliot-Marie says Paris demands Gilad Shalit’s immediate release.

She is determined to make France's National Front a respectable party, and is likely to take over its leadership from Jean-Marie Le Pen in next week's vote. But does Marine Le Pen's moderate image make her a more insidious threat than her father?

U.K. envoy to Israel Tom Phillips says British public does not automatically assume everything Israel does is wrong, but adds that the debate isn't one of PR but of substance.

'We must distinguish between the Israeli people and the Israeli government,' says the Liberal Democrat leader ahead of U.K. election.

Iraq may have ended his premiership, but the Quartet's Mideast envoy has no regrets. In an interview with Haaretz, he explains the nature of the battle against world jihad, and how peace with the Palestinians is possible.

EU foreign policy chief: We will not accept a situation in which Iran has nuclear weapons.

Italy FM believes crisis over IDF organ harvesting article will end as Stockholm voices condemnation.

Jurgen Ruttgers says proud Germany boycotted Durban 2, certain that German-Israel ties will grow.

Douglas Alexander 'horrified' by suffering in Gaza, but willing to accept Israel's reasons for launching op.

Czech FM Karl Schwarzenberg tells Haaretz about shared history and close ties between Czechs and Jews.

Vienna political science professor: Haider wasn't politically correct, but neither are the Austrians.