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A court ruling has sparked demonstrations against the natalist policies of Europe's right-wing populists and raised questions about who makes Poland's laws.
Amid a worsening coronavirus pandemic, the ruling party has a new target: LGBT Hungarians.
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How France’s efforts to prevent religious separatism are dividing the republic.
The controversial peace deal underscores Turkey’s new role in Russia’s traditional backyard.
An animal-based mutation of the virus highlights the worrying links between intensive farming and epidemics.
The country, which has the highest coronavirus death rate in the world, has suffered from a lack of trust and coordination between different regions and cultures.
Recidivist jihadi prisoners show the enduring threat of Islamic State ideas.
Unlike its larger European neighbours, Austria does not have a recent history of terrorist shootings.
A turbulent year in the former USSR is exposing the limits of Moscow’s power.
After the murder of a history teacher for alleged blasphemy, the French president’s rhetoric on terrorism and security is hardening.
