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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Emmanuel Macron Could Be Trump's Tony Blair
An alliance-skeptical president turns to old allies in Syria.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters 'Very Soon or Not So Soon': Parsing Trump on Syria
The president has evolved on the issue over the years—and perhaps over the past few days, too.
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Igor Petrov / Focal point / Flydragon / ... The Good Friday Agreement in the Age of Brexit
Twenty years ago, a historic accord ended a conflict in Northern Ireland. Some of its architects reflect on its legacy.
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Francois Lenoir / Reuters The Wild Card in the Russia Spy Case
British investigators had a strong case against Vladimir Putin. But they hadn't accounted for Boris Johnson.
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Henry Nicholls / Reuters The Labour Party Was Once a Haven for British Jews—What Happened?
A spate of anti-Semitic scandals is forcing the U.K. to reassess the history of one of its largest political parties.
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Sergei Chirkov / Reuters Diplomatic Expulsions Won't Deter Russia
To really punish Putin, Britain will have to crack down on his associates’ illicit funds.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters What Russian Scientists Are Saying About Nerve Agents
“Your eyes grow narrow, you lose vision. Next is vomiting, breathing problems, and incessant convulsions.”
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Toby Melville / Reuters The Millions Left Marooned by Brexit
“I thought we would at least know what was going to happen to us.”
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Pascal Rossignol / Reuters Marine Le Pen's Self-Negating 'Rebrand'
France’s National Front tries to soften its image—with a photo op with Steve Bannon.
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Toby Melville / Reuters Cold War Tactics Return to Britain
Spies, intrigue, and expulsions are back in a way not seen in decades.
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Markus Schreiber / AP Theresa May Gives Putin a Deadline
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May used unusually strong terms to link Russia to the poisoning of a former spy on British soil, but left open the question of what happens next.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Politics of Trade Wars
Europe has gotten another American president to back down on tariffs—by targeting products produced in politically sensitive districts.
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Toby Melville / Reuters The Russian Ex-Spies Who Got Poisoned in Britain
What happened to Sergei Skripal?
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters Brexit Won, But Remainers Keep Campaigning
A new party starts up, and a bus goes on tour bearing the political slogan: “Is it worth it?”
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Will Frazier Italy Scrambles to Fight Misinformation Ahead of Its Elections
As Europe experiments with different approaches to a common problem, a test approaches.
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Peter Nicholls / Reuters A Valentine From Boris Johnson
The British foreign secretary urged Remainers to open their hearts to the promise of Brexit.
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Axel Schmidt / Reuters Germany's Long Road to Roughly Where It Started
After months of stalemate, the Germans are poised to get a government that looks basically like what they’ve had for eight years. What took them so long?
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Trump Keeps Picking on the U.K. on Twitter
If it’s not about terrorism, it’s about the National Health Service.
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Costas Baltas / Reuters Could an Adjective Solve a 27-Year International Dispute?
Greece and Macedonia move to settle a longstanding argument over a name.
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Toby Melville / Reuters Another Brexit Referendum?
Britons got to vote on whether the U.K. should leave the EU. Now some argue they should get a say on the terms of their exit.
