His rebuke of Thatcher’s monetary policies toward Europe hastened her downfall.
His rebuke of Thatcher’s monetary policies toward Europe hastened her downfall.
Shells landed near the Russian Embassy in Damascus during a pro-government rally.
With no trains crossing into Germany, Austrians are finding ways around an unwelcome bit of Old Europe.
Frustrated by roadblocks on their path to Britain, asylum seekers challenge police head-on.
The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet was cited for its efforts in the “building of a pluralistic democracy” in the birthplace of the Arab Spring.
An official with the Iraqi Defense Ministry described the lack of coordination as “dangerous.”
Wolfsburg is the home of Volkswagen, and it’s suffering as the company finds itself in crisis.
The TV network that aired the image said it was satire. Critics blasted it as blatant Islamophobia.
He was sentenced to life in prison after the failed 1956 uprising against Soviet rule.
Austria has become the waiting room for Europe, as asylum seekers try to move north to Germany or Sweden.
Britain has opted out of Europe-wide solutions, sticking with its own program, to the irritation of others.
Moscow has modernized its military, but it still has aging equipment and a weak partner in the Syrian army.
As British Treasury chief in the 1970s, Mr. Healey had to seek a loan to keep the British economy afloat.
Many German communities have been generous to the influx of refugees, but tensions are rising.
Sorties target areas far from Islamic State strongholds.
