Europe

If this 'Ukraine fatigue' continues to spread, it could ultimately lead to Ukraine's failure on the battlefield

A new book of bizarre phrases in European languages aims to counter a rising tide of nationalism

For all his unorthodox methods and opinions, Breton never lost a desire to create and foster an entirely new mentality

As two TV series and the life of its former mayor show, the Spanish beach resort has become a byword for glamour and corruption

It gave the world Freud and a host of cultural figures. But as a new book celebrates Austria’s capital, what about its footballers?

“My life didn’t please me, so, I created my life,” she once said, and it was with scissors that she did so

When it comes to climate change, King Charles is a hypocrite. But at least, unlike Rishi Sunak, he tells the truth about the issue

The Vajont dam was hailed as an engineering miracle. Then, 60 years ago, it was the cause of one of Italy’s deadliest disasters

Berlusconi may have gone, but his TV legacy – and his influence – lives on

In Crécy, chroniclers understand that history is not just drama: it’s humdrum everyday life

Spain can still learn lessons from this decisive final battle of its civil war

This tourist charge will not address the city's declining population, rising prices and lack of housing

Local authorities work relentlessly to organise housing, care and schooling. But they are exhausted and so is the system

The Czechs, who have always regarded themselves as part of “the west” know the dangers of appeasement better than any other nation. They will not back down on Putin

The plight of those who felt compelled to leave when that reality ended is often overlooked

The Lib Dem leader says rejoining the European Union is currently off the table

Critics call it Islamophobic – but Emmanuel Macron’s ban on the abaya, the long Islamic dress, in schools has won surprising support

The UK would do well to learn from and adapt the successes of countries like Germany for its own betterment

The country's ghost villages deserve to be reinvented for modern use

Thanks to his Invictus Games, traumatised German soldiers have been brought, rightly, into the limelight

Support for the movement may have dwindled from previous years, but could this be a pivotal moment for Catalans?

Meanwhile, the elite in Westminster have been lying, fingers crossed behind their backs

The Commission president's state of the union speech saw her press for expansion for the union’s own good

Spain’s women have progressed – it’s the nation’s men who, sometimes, lag behind

Nicolas Sarkozy’s reappearance in the media demonstrates that public opinion in the country is far from uniform

The creatures were accidentally introduced in 2012 and haven’t exactly gained favour with the locals

With trust levels down, it’s time for the German media to win people back

How do you talk terms with someone like Vladimir Putin? The former head of GCHQ on how to create real peace from bloodshed

Beloved of celebrities, the SS Normandie was the fastest, most beautiful ocean-going liner of them all – yet it was doomed from the start

Brexiteers are looking at the country’s crisis with glee. But their schadenfreude might just be misplaced

Pulling out of the ECHR would trash whatever reputation Britain has left

Toulouse-Lautrec was an aristocrat who recognised in the outliers of society a shared vulnerable otherness