Democracy

In the first of his two addresses in France, Biden makes the case for international alliances.

Forty years after “the boys of Pointe du Hoc,” another president seeks a similar breakthrough.

As Western leaders assemble on Omaha Beach to celebrate victory over totalitarian forces, the continent is experiencing the deadliest fighting it has seen since WWII.

Even Democrats are sounding alarms about foreign wars hurting Biden in November.

Germany has seen a string of violent attacks on politicians, sparking a national debate over the violence.

The EU is complicated, so let’s break it down for our cousins across the Atlantic.

Focus on immigration and Islamist extremism could benefit the far right in the final days of the campaign.

Voters will be thinking about domestic issues – and not Ursula von der Leyen – when they go to the polls.

The government’s crusade against European and American influence comes at the cost of one of the country’s only economic lifelines.

The capital is giddy about getting a new pair of zoo animals. It’s a love affair that reveals a bunch about the city.

Even for a politician who skates away from scandal, this week complicates Trump’s path to election.

Your guide to the horse-trading that’s about to begin.

Kyiv already struggled to convince countries not in NATO to back its cause. The war in the Middle East has made that even harder.

Donald Tusk promised his backers a revolution, but it turns out that rapid change is hard in a deeply divided country.

Former PM Boyko Borissov and sanctioned media mogul Delyan Peevski are in the driving seat ahead of an election on June 9.

Ruling coalition wants to restrict access to information and to require media to correct articles on demand, saying “the era of insolence is over.”

The U.S. has imposed sanctions over the disputed bill, while Brussels has warned it would freeze the country’s path to joining the bloc.