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Alessandro Bianchi / Reuters The Italian Implosion
Italy’s old guard is finished. But it’s not clear yet what the new guard is.
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Max Rossi / Reuters Two Ways to Read Italy's Election Results
The people have spoken. But what are they saying?
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Max Rossi / Reuters Italy's Messy Politics Are No Longer Local
The extremists get louder, the center struggles, and all of Europe will feel the effects.
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Remo Casilli / Reuters Why Is Silvio Berlusconi Back (Again)?
The former prime minister has been convicted of tax fraud and tarnished by scandal. He is nevertheless a kingmaker in Italy’s upcoming elections.
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Agencja Gazeta / Reuters The Dark Consequences of Poland's New Holocaust Law
The country is stifling open discussion of war crimes—and jeopardizing its own standing on the world stage.
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Matthew Mirabelli / AFP / Getty Who Murdered Malta's Most Famous Journalist?
The assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia raises questions about the tiny island nation that has become a back door to Europe.
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Bertrand Guay / AFP / Getty France's Fight Over Sexual Freedom
A letter from prominent French women embodied a backlash against #MeToo—and then sparked its own backlash.
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Bertrand Guay / AFP / Getty France, Where #MeToo Becomes #PasMoi
Some notable French women are decrying a “puritanical” wave of reckoning over sexual misconduct.
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Agencja Gazeta / Reuters Can Europe Enforce Its Founding Ideals?
The union is facing pressure from right and left as it tries to preserve its values.
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Albert Gea / Reuters Catalans Can't Agree on What Independence Means
But whatever it is, those seeking it are more committed than ever.
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REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis Listing the Dead
The refugee crisis, even in its enormity, is happening to people one by one. An artist sets out to document them.
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Neil Hall / Reuters Yanis Varoufakis, the Bad-Boy Former Finance Minister, Is Back
In a new book, a star of the European left argues that Greek’s financial crisis prefigured the fissures afflicting Europe today.
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Benoit Peyrucq / Getty A Terrorist's Brother—and France—on Trial
Even before the verdict was handed down, it was clear the proceedings were about much more than Abdelkader Merah.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters #BalanceTonPorc Is France's #MeToo
In the land of the insouciant shoulder shrug, it might have taken an American-made scandal to start a conversation on sexual assault.
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It's Lonely at the Top
"Hello, my name is Joe. I am a CEO, and I am learning to listen and validate those around me." How executive coaching, philanthropic advising, and other specialized services help the modern—and newly self-examining—CEO get through the day
