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Henry Romero / Reuters The Power of Mo Salah’s Goal-Scoring Ritual
Liverpool F.C.’s star player is emerging as England’s—and arguably the world’s—most visible Muslim sports icon.
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Markus Schreiber / AP A Battle Over Migration Is Threatening to Topple Angela Merkel
Germany’s government is fraught with infighting.
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Reuters A Stranded Migrant Rescue Boat Reveals the Depths of the EU’s Crisis
Italy’s refusal to allow more than 600 migrants to disembark signals a bigger problem.
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Evan Vucci / AP The 10 Weirdest Moments of a Very Weird Summit
The historic meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un was more spectacle than substance. But it was quite a spectacle.
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Yves Herman / Reuters U.S. Allies Are Helping Trump Undermine Global Trade
If America won’t follow the rules of the system it helped build, why should Europe?
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Netflix Watching Israeli TV’s Fauda as a Palestinian
The Netflix show makes for some unconventional Ramadan viewing.
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John MacDougall / Reuters Trump's New Blow to Europe
Washington’s decision to impose metal tariffs on its European allies caps a year defined by U.S.-EU divergence.
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Max Rossi / Reuters Ireland Repealed Its Abortion Ban. Is Northern Ireland Next?
After Dublin voted overwhelmingly to repeal its near-outright abortion ban, pressure is mounting for Belfast to do the same.
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Max Rossi / Reuters A ‘Quiet Revolution’ Comes to Ireland
Thirty-five years after implementing the country’s constitutional ban on abortion, an overwhelming majority of Irish people voted to repeal it.
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Tobias Schwarz / Reuters Is the U.S. Bringing Europe and Russia Closer Together?
Washington’s withdrawal from the Iran deal gives Moscow and Brussels rare common ground.
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Clodagh Kilcoyne / Reuters Ireland's Very Secular Vote on Abortion
The Catholic Church was instrumental in passing the country’s strict abortion laws. Now it’s all but absent from the referendum about whether to repeal them.
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Peter Summers / Reuters Pork Legs Are Shaking Up British Politics
How gammon, a traditional English meal, became a leftist insult—and why it's igniting a debate about racism
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters The Iran Deal Will Limp Along Without America—for Now
Now that President Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the agreement, can Europe salvage it?
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Brian Snyder / Reuters 'We Will Not Negotiate Under Threat'
Trump is using the possibility of tariffs to get trade concessions from Europe. The Europeans are not interested.
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Christopher Furlong / Reuters Theresa May's Incredible Vanishing Government
After weeks of an immigration scandal, the U.K. contends with its fifth cabinet resignation in 10 months.
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Axel Schmidt / Reuters Exit Macron, Enter Merkel
For all his storied rapport with Trump, the French president left without securing commitments Europe wants. It’s the German chancellor’s turn to try.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters How Cities Defend Against Vehicular Attacks
The deadly incident in Toronto shows the vulnerability of city streets.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters How the 'French Obama' Became the 'Trump Whisperer'
This week’s state visit cements Emmanuel Macron’s reputation as one of the president’s closest friends.
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Luke MacGregor / Reuters A Uniquely American Starbucks Scandal
The coffee chain is initiating racial-bias trainings for its employees in the U.S.—but, so far, not for those around the globe.
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Daniel Leal-Olivas / Reuters When Even Legal Residents Face Deportation
The U.K.’s “Windrush” scandal shows the wide reach of the country’s immigration crackdown.
