Politics
Slovak FM: Refugee Quotas Are a 'Good Step'
The Slovakian minister of foreign affairs writes exclusively for Newsweek.
PM Says Croatia Considering Lifting Border Blockade
Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic posted to Twitter on Friday.
Hungary Building Fence on Slovenian Border
The Slovenian government say that they received no prior warning before construction began.
Refugee Crisis Fires Old Tensions Between Balkan
Serbia's press has branded the Croatian PM an "idiot" and a "madman."
Syria's Assad Makes Rare Public Appearance
The Syrian president was photographed at Eid prayers despite rebels being just miles away.
Ben Carson Sees Spike in Fundraising After Muslim
The Republican presidential candidate says that donations are "coming in so fast."
U.N.'s Unpaid Interns Protest in New York
Current and former U.N. interns protested outside the organization's headquarters Tuesday.
EU Chief: Europe's 'Sense of Order'
The EU remains deeply divided over how to cope with record numbers of migrants.
EU Pledges a Billion Euros to Help Syrian Refugees
European Union leaders announced the donation at a summit held on Wednesday evening.
Croatia Bans Entry of Serbian Vehicles
More than 40,000 migrants have entered Croatia from Serbia since last week.
Asia-Pacific Security is About More Than The U.S. and
The 'us vs. them' mentality could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
If Britain's Chinese Nuclear Deal Looks
George Osborne's 2 billion-pound guarantee is PR fluff to cover the U.K.'s awful nuclear program.
Slovakian PM Refuses to Implement EU Refugee Quota Plan
European governments forced through the plan to resettle 120,000 despite opposition from four countries.
Petro Poroshenko: Why Ukraine Needs to Give Power to
Exclusive: Ukraine's president explains why his country must give more power to regional governments.
Greece Remains on Track
Robet Kahn on why he believes that ultimately a "Grexit" remains the most likely outcome.
Hungary Deploys Army as EU Ministers Gather to Resolve
A quarter of a million refugees arrived in July and August alone.
Italian PM Renzi Attacks British Labour Over Corbyn
The Italian prime minister questioned the new Labour leader's ability to win elections.
Syriza's Election Victory Tempered by Historic Low
Analysts blamed election fatigue for record low number of voters.
Five Lessons From the Greek Election Result
Where does Syriza's win leave Greece, its economy and its creditors?
Muslim Groups Call for Carson to Withdraw Presidential
Democrats also rounded on Carson after he said Islam is "inconsistent" with American values.
NATO Chief Visits Ukraine to Launch Joint Exercise
Jens Stoltenberg's visit was described as a "milestone" by Ukrainian officials.
UK's Cameron Under Fire From Former Party Donor
A book by Lord Ashcroft claims the British prime minister misled the public.
Israel's Netanyahu Arrives in Moscow to Discuss
Israeli press say the visit will focus on reports of Russian military in Syria.
Vindicated Tsipras Hails 'Crystal Clear Mandate&
Syriza are now likely to renew their coalition with Independent Greeks.
What to Know About the Greek Election
Experts detail the significance and the potential outcomes of this weekend's Greek election.
Germany Reiterates EU Funding Warning Over Lack of
Germany's vice chancellor said the refugee crisis is a bigger threat to EU unity than Greece.
British PM Cameron Rules Out Second Scottish
David Cameron released a statement on the anniversary of the historic independence referendum.
Croatia Closes Border Crossings With Serbia After
The country closed seven of its eight crossings with Serbia after thousands crossed the border.
U.S. Open to Possible Military Talks With Russia on
The White House says it remains open to "tactical, practical discussions."
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