Europe

The country’s Child Protection Act is morphing into a clash over fundamental values

Standards have dropped — and all we’re told is to shut up and get used to it

Trash bags piled high throughout the streets have transformed into a tourist attraction

Putin’s invasion has strengthened a sense of national identity

There are many American Matt Hancocks. Thankfully your Founders saw them coming

Though in his pay-per-view therapy session with Gabor Maté, he claimed he wasn’t one

A socialite, a convicted rapist and their missing child

Foreign policy minds reflect on the conflict and its global impact

What a contrast to a year ago when the US embassy up and fled

He will be in Poland just before the conflict’s anniversary

Kyiv knows that manned aircraft won’t make a big difference on the battlefield

What if we the people don’t have to live as pawns in perpetual fear?

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are small but punching well above their weight

Berlin doesn’t want to send tanks until Washington does — game on

As a new defense minister steps up, the Bundeswehr is no stronger than it was a year ago

One nation has learned the lessons of the Russian invasion

It’s not hard to see the fringe of the GOP threatening to derail war support

He wants a family and an institution