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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters Fighting the Far-Right and Neo-Nazi Resurgence in Germany
Violent anti-immigration protests in the city of Chemnitz were dwarfed in size by a counter-protest. But they still speak to a dark and growing trend in German politics.
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Henry Nicholls / Reuters The Populist’s Guide to Scandal, Jeremy Corbyn Edition
Labour’s leader is facing a growing anti-Semitism scandal, but his base looks ready to weather it.
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Vincent Kessler / Reuters The 2016 Campaign That Never Ended—In Britain
Former U.K. Independence Party Leader Nigel Farage announced he’s “back” to relaunch the Brexit campaign.
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Stefan Rousseau / Reuters Can Britain Deal With ‘No Deal’?
The British government says it is prepared to crash out of the European Union—but a warning from its new foreign secretary suggests that isn’t true.
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Moritz Hager / Reuters Steve Bannon May Be Too Late to the Populist Party
The former White House chief strategist wants to work with Europe’s right-wing parties—but some say they aren’t interested.
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Hannah Mckay / Reuters U.K. Police Are Investigating a Crash Near Parliament as Terrorism
Two people were injured in the suspected attack.
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Natacha Pisarenko / AP Pro-Abortion-Rights Activists Won in Ireland, But Not Argentina
Efforts to loosen restrictive laws in the two Catholic-majority countries resulted in two very different outcomes.
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Grigory Dukor / Reuters The U.S. Sanctions Russia for Skripal Poisoning—Five Months Later
The move to punish Moscow for the attempted assassination of a former Russian spy in Britain was long overdue.
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Yves Herman / Reuters Boris Johnson Would Like Your Attention Again
The former British foreign secretary kicks off another gaffe cycle—and injects himself back into the news.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters The British Trial That Became a Free-Speech Crusade for the Right
An anti-Muslim activist claims he was silenced for his views. But the truth isn’t so sinister.
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Etienne Ansotte / European Commission Audiovisual Services The U.S.-EU Trade Breakthrough That Wasn’t
President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker claimed symbolic victories, but not much else.
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Toby Melville / Reuters ISIS Is Shaking Britain’s Anti–Death Penalty Resolve
The U.K. government has long opposed capital punishment. But in the prosecution of two former British citizens accused of fighting for ISIS, it may make an exception.
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Leonhard Foeger / Reuters Helsinki From All Angles
Here are the Trump-Putin takes you probably haven’t read.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Trump's Jabs at Theresa May Could Actually Help Her
The American president is deeply unpopular in the United Kingdom.
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Toby Melville / Reuters Why Didn't Boris Johnson Get Fired Before He Quit?
Surprisingly, it wasn’t his long history of diplomatic gaffes that brought down the U.K. foreign secretary.
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Henry Nicholls / Reuters Another Novichok Poisoning Has Britain Investigating a Dangerous Mystery
Authorities insist public risk remains low after civilians fell ill from exposure to a nerve agent.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters Angela Merkel, Escape Artist
A new migrant deal is typical of the chancellor’s knack for outmaneuvering her political opponents.
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Jorge Silva / Reuters The Trump-Putin Summit: What the Europeans Fear
A U.S. leader meeting a Russian one is not particularly unusual. The context is.
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Henry Nicholls / Reuters Bourbon Is the Latest Victim of Trump's Trade War
How a spat over aluminum and steel could threaten the American spirit’s growing international presence
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Yves Herman / Reuters How Do You Know When It's Officially a Trade War?
New tariffs come with new threats as the downward spiral continues.
