Europe

The Slovenian writer who defied the Gestapo during an eight-year journey round the world holds lessons for us all in the era of Trump

The protectionist president’s economic illiteracy and historical ignorance threatens a global trade war that no one can win

A populist surge across Europe is being fuelled by young people sick of broken promises, stagnant wages and waning hope. How can Keir Starmer respond?

Photographer Simone Nanetti’s haunting images of Italy’s abandoned nightclubs

Revising Montenegro’s gun laws will only end violence in the country if misogyny is addressed too

When the government suspended the country’s bid for EU ascension, protesters took to the streets. But now their demands have evolved

La Sagrada Familia is not expected to be fully completed until 2034 and football fans are starting to grumble

A sham election has given Alexander Lukashenka a seventh term as president of Belarus. But his fate is now tied to forces beyond the ballot box

On Holocaust Memorial Day, with anti-Jewish crimes at an all-time high, the country needs to remember more than ever

The making of an extraordinary memento that survived the concentration camp and a death march designed to bury the truth

The Arctic island nation wants to break its ties with Denmark, and its search for independence has brought up horrific stories from the past

Two new polls show Britons are now firmly aligned with Europe, not the USA

Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer are making a huge mistake in not openly embracing offers to cut red tape

Could the sleeping giant of Germany’s silent majority mobilise against the AfD?

The Marolles, the city’s popular cultural heart, has been changed by tourism

Elon Musk and Giorgia Meloni seem to have a harmonious friendship – at least in front of the cameras

Over the past five years, the president has been acting as the Flavor Flav of the Croatian political establishment

The EU has been a long-running topic of debate and now Icelanders want their say

This year’s non-word of the year, ‘Bio-deutsch’ (biological German) has caused much controversy

With his work for the fashion brand, the late photographer and art director Oliviero Toscani took the trangressive mainstream

We need government to lead, to inspire and to give people hope. Talk in language that ordinary folk use, and actually go and listen and learn

Little blame can be attached to André Roussimoff for exaggerating the truth of his stories because everything about the wrestler and actor was already exaggerated

At the start of the 20th century, Paris and Barcelona were united by modernist art. Then came a shocking, public suicide

The outlook for Europe appears dangerous. Expanding the single market would change things. But can it be done?

The number of immigrant voters could reach a peak at this election but this doesn't mean that the Social Democrats, Greens and the liberal FDP will benefit

Sweden’s youth show no sign of cutting down on their tobacco habits

I always considered myself outdoorsy until I met the Austrians

Could Athens's new approach to helping users slowly reverse the country's drug crisis?

Flocks of green parrots, or monk parakeets, have invaded Barcelona

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has reignited fears in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia

Though many women are stuck at home, they are now the best educated section of the electorate. If the Kosovan government stays in power, it will be down to them

Alice Weidel spouts fake facts and demonises Muslims - and she is getting closer to becoming Germany’s chancellor