coalition politics

After the next general election, coalition politics could well be the name of Britain's game.

His recent attempt to blame government woes on coalition politics looked limp: Mr Singh's government is unusually secure in Parliament.

The choice facing Canadians may be between much more of Mr Harper, or the arrival of coalition politics from across the Atlantic.

Lots of European countries indulge in shadowy coalition politics, with jobs divvied out among rival parties, but Belgium takes the biscuit.

From spending cuts and coalition politics to the Israel-Palestine talks, it's hard to escape from negotiations these days.

German coalition politics predominates .

It is Atlanticist, stable and democratic, despite its complex coalition politics.

My hunch is that the compulsions of current coalition politics are likely to prevail over economic objectives.

Democracy is fine , but coalition politics will always hold us back.

Coalition politics are also awkward.

It is just that vested interests and coalition politics make the pace of change glacial.

If Europe takes decisions slowly, it is partly because of Germany's complex federal structure and messy coalition politics.

That was good coalition politics.

Restored to government by Ms Rousseff, his job has been to do much of the arm-twisting that is essential in Brazil's coalition politics.

fractious coalition politics in the central government have become the norm

Liberalisation in Germany is blocked by coalition politics;