Politics
30,000 Catalan Independence Flags to Be Handed Out For
UEFA have fined Barcelona for fans flying the flags twice this year.
University Students Are Becoming a New Kind of
There are many examples in history where students have challenged authoritarianism.
What Really Brought Down The Romanian Government?
A fatal blaze in a nightclub triggered the resignation of Prime Minister Ponta and his entire government this morning
Romania's PM Ponta Quits After Mass Protests:
Ponta had repeatedly ignored calls to resign and vowed to serve out his term until the end of 2016.
Hundreds Expected to Protest Egyptian President's
The president is accused of presiding over a dictatorship and killing thousands
Poll: 40% of French Would Welcome Authoritarian
The new poll was conducted by one of the country's major pollster.
One Stateless Child Born Every 10 Minutes: U.N. Report
Syrian war and discriminatory nationality laws mean that 10 million people have no nationality
Merkel Warns of Conflict in Balkans If Germany Closes
The German chancellor warned of a domino effect if Germany closes its border with Austria.
What AKP's Resounding Victory Means For Turkey&
How Turkey's Erdogan can use his newly-acquired exclusive ownership of executive power
Prominent Iraqi politician Ahmed Chalabi Dies in
Chalabi was widely seen as the man who helped push the United States into invading Iraq in 2003
Reports Suggest David Cameron Will Scrap Syria
Major newspapers quote Whitehall sources claiming Prime Minister does not have sufficient support for vote
Turkey Detains 35 People in Raids on Supporters of
Dawn raids apparently target supporters of the defeated Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen
The Problem is the Occupation of Palestine
The General Secretary of the Palestinian National Initiative believes there is one way to stop the violence.
Norway Launches Social Media Campaign to Discourage
The campaign aims to warn refugees about government cuts to social benefits.
Iran Begins Reducing Centrifuge Numbers as Nuclear Deal
Iran looks ready to curb its nuclear program after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei gave his conditional approval.
British Chancellor Heads to Berlin For EU Reform Talks
Osborne will meet Germany's finance minister and vice chancellor.
Australia PM Scraps 'Out of Date' Knights and
Malcolm Turnbull is showing his republican colors in contrast to staunch monarchist Tony Abbott.
Turkey Returns to Single-Party Rule in Boost For
Erdogan's AK Party swept to victory in Sunday's elections.
EU Bullfighting Ruling Hardly a Victory for Democracy
The amendment, voted in on October 28, was submitted by the European Greens.
The Politics Behind the Ebola Crisis
Despite funding, the region was ill prepared for a health crisis of such magnitude.
Hit Hard or Hardly Hit? Here's What the British
Public opinion about austerity in the U.K. is shifting.
Italy's State-Funded Broadcaster Paid Yanis
The Italian broadcaster said the production company negotiated the payment.
Ireland's Pro-Life Ethos Is Life-Saving, Not Life
A pro-life campaigner argues that Ireland is one of the safest places in the world to be pregnant.
The U.K., EU and Norway: The Troubling Search for
Here's what Norway's Minister for EU affairs thinks about a so-called 'Brexit'.
The Syria Talks in Vienna: The Beginning of the End?
If the participants on Friday avoid a breakdown, a peace process on Syria may well have commenced.
EU and U.S. Suspend Sanctions on Belarus
Personal sanctions imposed on Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko have also been eased.
Dutch King Calls for Calm Amid Violence and Threats
The PM has already condemned a series of threats to political leaders.
Europe's Physical and Mental Walls Against
It's not only the border fences that stand in the way of integration in Europe.
Two's Company: What the End of the One-Child
China's decision to reverse a decades-old policy has political, economic and human rights implications.
Sarkozy Declares Himself a 'Friend of Russia'
The former French president arrived in Moscow on Thursday.
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