All Europe
- As Ferguson seethes, Europe weighs its own policing efforts
European media see the police response in Ferguson, Mo., as a warning against police over-reaction and militarization.
- Deja vu in Finland: new Russia-West sanctions war brings back old memories
Finland has never been able to extricate itself economically or politically from the mood swings of the giant next door, and it's already taking a hit from the latest crisis.
- Trojan horse? Russia aid convoy rattles nerves as it rumbles toward Ukraine
Russia says its 200-truck convoy is filled with humanitarian aid. But the mystery surrounding it has shaken Kiev and sharpened tensions over President Putin's intentions.
- If Scotland leaves the United Kingdom, is Northern Ireland next
Unionists in Northern Ireland are worried that a 'yes' result in next month's independence referendum in Scotland could eventually lead to a reunification of Ireland.
- Move over Uber: BlaBlaCar brings a different kind of ride-sharing to Europe
The Paris-based BlaBlaCar helps match up drivers and passengers for long trips across Europe while avoiding the regulatory issues that have tripped up Uber.
- A Ukrainian murder mystery ensnares a church in former rebel stronghold
That pro-Russia separatists kidnapped and murdered four members of a Pentecostal church in Slaviansk seems sure. But very little else about the incident is.
- Australians aghast at boy's grisly photo from Syria. Are jihadis coming home?
The photograph shows a young boy holding a decapitated head and was published by Australian media. The incident has drawn attention to the ranks of Westerners joining jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq.
- French Jews stand firm as anti-Israel voices grow louder in France
Support for Israel is strong among French Jews despite – or perhaps because of – deep public anger against Israel for its military offensive in Gaza.
- Rebels in Ukraine reportedly down another military plane
According to Ukrainian media the same missile system was used to down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17. Ukraine's air force has lost several planes during months of fighting in eastern Ukraine.
- Sour apples in Russia? Putin moves to ban food imports from West.
Putin today ordered the government to create a ban on 'agricultural products, raw materials and food' from any country that has supported sanctions against Russia.
- UN: Nearly a million Ukrainians have fled fighting in east
Most of the displaced are in Russia – and putting strains on facilities and infrastructure there, say the UN refugee agency and local Russian officials.
- How do the events of World War I still affect us today? Take our quiz.
Though now a century past, World War I helped shape much of the world as we know it today. The Great War tore down empires and forged new nations. It transformed the battlefield by rendering old tactics obsolete and introducing new technology. And it introduced cultural icons and everyday items that are still recognized now. How much do you know about the lasting legacy of World War I? Take our quiz and find out.