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Fatima Rustamli

Europe’s Train Wi-Fi Problem: Why Connectivity Still Lags Behind

BRUSSELS — Anyone who has boarded a European train in recent years knows the frustration. Rail companies advertise Wi-Fi as a perk, but for...

Paris Detains Azerbaijani Children Amid Custody Dispute

An Azerbaijani couple says their two children were taken from them by French police at Paris Airport because of a German order blocking the...

Britain’s Former Prime Ministers Struggle to Stay Quiet

Nobody likes a backseat driver. But in Britain, the ones trying to seize the wheel are not passengers — they are former prime ministers. The...

Nigel Farage Faces Rival as Restore Britain Emerges

LONDON — Nigel Farage has built his reputation on being the outsider. But now another figure is trying to claim that space. Rupert Lowe, a...

France’s ‘Nicolas’ Meme Fuels Anti-Tax Revolt

A meme that started as a joke five years ago has returned — and this time it is troubling Emmanuel Macron’s government. Under the...

Ukraine Braces for Trump-Putin Talks

Ukraine is getting ready this week to defend its fundamental interests, as U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin...

Disillusioned and Divided: Why Angry Greeks Keep Propping Up a Party They Don’t Trust

ATHENS — Greeks are furious, but politically stranded. Years of scandals, mismanagement, and public outrage have left Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ New Democracy party...

NATO Goes Big: Alliance Approves 30% Jump in Defense Targets as Trump Returns to the Table

BRUSSELS — NATO defense ministers in June approved the most significant increase in military capability targets since the end of the Cold War, signaling...

Trump Torches U.S. Academia — and Europe Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Scientists

As U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his crackdown on American universities, freezing federal funding and publicly denouncing top institutions like Harvard and Columbia, European...

France’s New Face of Violence: Teen Contract Killer Arrested After Snap-Shared Murder in Lyon Suburb

VAULX-EN-VELIN, LYON — A disturbing trend in France’s urban violence took a new turn this spring when a murder in broad daylight was shared on...

Sweden Confronts Rising Youth Violence as Social Media Fuels Gang Recruitment

MALMÖ, Sweden — Authorities in Sweden are investigating a troubling trend: criminal gangs are increasingly recruiting children—some under the age of 15—through social media to...

EU Commissioner: Champions League Final Must Stay in Europe

BRUSSELS — Amid rising speculation that the UEFA Champions League final could be staged outside Europe, EU Sport Commissioner Glenn Micallef has made it...

What Europe Can Gain from Ukrainian Arms Exports

As Ukraine’s parliament debates easing wartime restrictions on arms exports, the potential for closer defense cooperation with the European Union is drawing increased attention....

Germany’s Merz Faces Backlash Over Inconsistent Stance on Long-Range Weapons for Ukraine

BERLIN — German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure from his own Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and coalition allies after making contradictory remarks...

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