All Europe
- In Russia, how one mainly Muslim region beat back radicalism
Tatarstan has had a problem with Islamic extremism. But the Russian republic has avoided the violence that consumed Chechnya, by both resisting Wahabbism and promoting its own native Muslim traditions.
- First LookIn a show of unity, European leaders gather at EU’s symbolic birthplace
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi hosted German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande on the island of Ventotene, where in 1941 political prisoners first proposed a European federation.
- As French towns ban the burkini, some fashion designers embrace it
The fashion industry is producing burkinis that are colorful and modern in an effort to cater to those seeking modest yet stylish swimwear. That might include non-Muslims.
- French burkini debate grows, raising questions about 'liberté' of choice
France's debate over whether to ban the burkini may look like a debate over religious influence, but it's arguably pitting French ideals against themselves, writes the Monitor's Peter Ford.
- First LookWill Germany follow France in banning Muslim women from wearing a veil?
Officials in Germany have put forward new measures to ban the wearing of veils in schools universities and while driving.
- String of attacks on Turkish police and military blamed on PKK
The PKK, a Kurdish militant group in Turkey, has increased the frequency of car bombings after its commander Cemil Bayik threatened increased attacks against police.
- As security tops Europeans' concerns, center-left pols lose ground
With people across Europe increasingly seeking safety from terrorism and greater controls on immigration, the traditional left finds itself unable to respond without alienating its own.
- In troubled times, Europe asks: What does being 'European' really mean? From islanders on the front lines of the refugee crisis, to those living in Europe’s biggest metropolises, to those tucked into rural communities far removed from the politics of their capitals, many feel that the European Union is at a crossroads.
- Migration crisis balloons in northern Italy as other EU nations close borders
With the Balkan route closed, migrants from Africa and the Middle East are arriving en masse in Italy – and getting stuck there.
- Turkish police raid Istanbul courthouses, more officers detained
The raid on the Palace of Justice was a powerful symbol of a post-coup crackdown that has purged Turkey's military, law-and-order, education and justice systems since the failed putsch.
- How will Brexit actually shape up? Weeks after vote, Brits still don't know.
The process of Britain's departure from the EU remains in limbo as Westminster and Brussels debate how amicable the divorce will be – giving hope to 'Remainers' who still want to derail Brexit.
- British court shuts thousands of party members out of key Labour vote
The ruling deepens the split in the party and disenfranchises almost 130,000 new Labour members. That could be bad news for embattled party leader Jeremy Corbyn.