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Elena Subach The Angels of Lviv
Scenes from the effort to save Ukrainian art from destruction
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters The Shadow of Boris Johnson
The former foreign secretary was steering a diminished Britain—and may have helped accelerate its decline.
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Martin Meissner / AP Germany's Attempt to Fix Facebook Is Backfiring
Right-wing politicians are pouncing on an ambitious law seeking to curb hate speech online.
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Andrey_Popov / Shutterstock / Facebook / Zak Bickel … Can Germany Fix Facebook?
A new law seeks to protect “human dignity” on the internet.
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Alexander Zemlianichenko / AP Mattis's Mission to Reassure Ukraine
He'll be contending with a stalled Minsk process, unclear direction from Washington, and a still-hot war with Russia in the east.
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Andrew Yates / Reuters Terror Returns to Britain
Geographic isolation from the rest of Europe doesn't protect Britain from homegrown threats.
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Neil Hall / Reuters Are Brits Tired of Politics?
Theresa May hopes to secure a mandate in June's snap election. But she'll need to persuade voters to vote, first.
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters Staring Into Brexit's Abyss
On Wednesday, Britain’s exit from the EU becomes very real. That doesn’t mean it’s going to go according to plan.
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Jack Taylor / Getty How Anti-Trumpism Is Hijacking the Anti-Brexit Movement
When one cause distracts from another
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Ivan Sekretarev / AP How to Survive a Russian Hack
Lessons from Eastern Europe and the Baltics
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Laszlo Balogh / Reuters What Trump Means for Central and Eastern Europe
Some nations are excited for the new president-elect. But others question what he means for their security.
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Neil Hall / Reuters A Post-Brexit Roadmap for Disaffected Clinton Voters
Much of your country appears to reject your values. What do you do now?
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Paul Hackett / Reuters Brexit Is Jeopardizing Britain's Intellectual Legacy
The country’s cherished universities are in turmoil over whether their European and foreign professors and students will be able to remain once its membership in the European Union is over.
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Valentyn Ogirenko / Reuters 'No Monument Stands Over Babi Yar'
Seventy-five years after the mass slaughter of Kiev's Jews, Ukraine begins a new memorial project.
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Valentyn Ogirenko / Reuters Ukraine's Bittersweet Independence Day
The country broke free from the Soviet Union a quarter-century ago. But its struggle for self-determination still smolders.
