Europe

While tightening the rules for one religion, the president gives acceptance to another.

Plagued by terrorism and civil war, millions seek a new home. But all doors are closed.

We have entered a new era in Europe that will result in increasingly dictatorial governments.

In many countries, the state can listen to your conversations, track your movement, and observe your bank account. But those who seek to avoid the state’s eyes can still use cash—for now.

Could this turn the tide for the would-be chancellor?

To increase the churches’ power, the pope could be accepted as first among equals.

The recent floods remind us of the fate of ancient Nineveh.

With the unstated but vital goal of defending a vast trove of natural gas

Germany is scouting space and analyzing the activities of other states.

The Catholic spirit that ruled Europe for centuries is being revived.

The world is preparing for cyberwarfare. The question is, who will strike first?

Even after Brexit, Britain seeks to appease Germany.

Berlin is keeping an eye on North Africa.

The migrant crime situation in Europe is prophesied to escalate dramatically.

Recent elections in France have sent a strong message: France is tired of the established politicians.

In the U.S.’s absence, foreign powers will dominate this crucial battlefield.

Attacks in Wurzburg, Germany, and Mali raise the question: When will terror end?

German manufacturers work in competition with U.S. defense contractors.

It seems Brussels doesn’t want Brexit happening without disuniting the kingdom.

The army’s tradition continues.

Old fears are haunting Europe again.

State surveillance often serves as a barometer for dictatorial tendencies.

Despite turbulent relations, Europe will not abandon the Sahel.