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- ‘We are Ivan Golunov’: Russian media fights back after reporter's arrest
The detention of investigative journalist Ivan Golunov has spurred the Russian news media to rally to his defense in a rare display of unity.
- All of Britain's messy politics go on display in one little by-election
The Brexit Party finished second in Peterborough, falling short of a seat in Parliament. But it still has Labour and the Tories on their heels.
- First LookTheresa May steps down after years of conflict and compromise
After a shocking referendum, snap elections, tense negotiations, and failed votes, Theresa May is finished as the Conservative Party leader. But it's unclear whether her successor will have any new answers.
- Are US tariffs pushing China and Russia together?
Russia and China are feeling new incentive to expand their economic cooperation, due to the Western sanctions and U.S. tariffs they respectively face.
- On D-Day, one Native American is left standing for the hundreds who fought
D-Day veteran Charles Shay returns to Normandy beach 75 years later to commemorate 500 fellow Native American soldiers.
- From the archives: D-Day according to my French Resistance family
- At stake in Huawei’s German bid, economic gain vs. national security
Huawei wants to build 5G infrastructure across the world. Decisions on whether to allow the Chinese firm access hinge on national security.
- First LookSocialists up, populists down in Danish elections
After four years in opposition, the Danish Social Democrats emerged from Wednesday's elections with the largest vote share and a path toward minority government. The populist People's Party, meanwhile, lost more than half its votes from the previous election.
- Russian grassroots democracy? Park-goers rally against church land grabs.
In cities around Russia, the Russian Orthodox Church is scooping up parkland. But urbanites are pushing back to try and hold on to green space.
- First LookNorway vouches for progress in Venezuela talks
In spite of rising tensions at home, Venezuela's political opponents embattled over who should run the country say they made progress in finding a solution during talks in Norway this week.
- First LookBelgian king holds first-ever meeting with far-right
After large gains in Sunday's elections, the leader of the Flemish far-right met with Belgium's king on Wednesday, a first for the party in its 40-year history.
- Green politics comes surging into the mainstream in EU elections
European elections’ biggest surprise was not the rise of the far-right, but that of the Greens, who seem to be riding a new European environmentalism.
- ‘Chernobyl’ TV miniseries: the reviews from ground zero
The dramatization of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster has gotten a mixed response in post-Soviet states.
- European elections: In Leipzig, a microcosm of Germany’s political scene
The city of Leipzig is a crucible for liberal European values, but the populist AfD is expected to challenge here in EU parliamentary elections.
- In EU elections, far-right talks up migration. But do voters care?
European elections will be all about immigration, if you listen to nationalist and populist politicians. But research indicates that’s not the case.
- It’s populism vs. liberal democracy as EU goes to the polls
European elections this week are expected to see a variety of Europhobic parties pick up around one-third of the EU parliament’s seats.
- Russia looks for US to propose 'bigger, better' arms control
A few months ago, many were saying nuclear arms control was dead. But Mike Pompeo said it was on the agenda of his trip to Russia last week.
- Cover StoryEurope’s sanctuary movement: Why churches enter immigration debate
Churches step in to protect asylum-seekers from being deported, embroiling themselves in Europe’s fraught immigration debate.
- As southern Spain dries up, its farmers get inventive
Climate change threatens to turn southern Spain’s farmland into desert. Farmers are employing regenerative agriculture to fight back.
- In search of a common ground: How debate is bringing Europeans together
Ahead of European elections, more than 500 citizens from across the EU gathered in Brussels to civilly discuss the future of the bloc.