As journalistic fiascos go, it was one of the most sensational. In 1983, The Sunday Times of London claimed to have Adolf Hitler’s diaries, scribbled in the Führer’s own hand....
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Greta Thunberg is sailing across the Atlantic, again. It’s much sooner than she had planned, but not before making her mark in the United States. Ms. Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish...
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Following a recent string of racist and antisemitic attacks in the country, an unsettling new survey has found some shocking insight into how over half of Italians think about hate...
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Beach-combers are well accustomed to picking up interesting-looking shells, spotting a pretty dogfish egg-sac or finding an old boot. But when packages of cocaine started washing up on the shores...
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ISTANBUL — A Turkish judge ordered a prominent journalist detained again on Tuesday — only a week after he was released — signaling President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s intention to continue...
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MADRID — Two days after elections weakened his hand, Pedro Sánchez, Spain’s caretaker Socialist prime minister, made an abrupt U-turn on Tuesday and agreed to partner with a hard-left party...
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Spain‘s Socialists and the far-left Unidas Podemos (“United We Can”) party have on Tuesday agreed to form a coalition government, just two days after a parliamentary election delivered a highly...
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WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s president laid out his vision for a tolerant nation rooted in Christian traditions and appealed Tuesday for an end to political conflict as he inaugurated a...
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Moldova’s government coalition between a pro-European group and a Russian-backed party collapsed Tuesday after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament. Prime Minister Maia Sandu’s five-month-old government lost the vote as...
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The election – the country’s fourth in four years – left Spain’s parliament even more divided than a previous ballot in April, with the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) retaining...
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