‘The corpse seems pretty lively’: European Union after Brexit
Over coffee, veteran Polish official Radek Sikorski – now a key European Parliament member – presents a hopeful view of EU’s future.
Over coffee, veteran Polish official Radek Sikorski – now a key European Parliament member – presents a hopeful view of EU’s future.
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Saad al-Hariri, the former prime minister of Lebanon, was expected to be nominated for the fourth time. Now, his successor's nomination is delayed.
The law, which creates a path to citizenship based on religion but excludes Muslims, has sparked student protests and violent clashes with police.
Israel hopes to revolutionize its economy using nearby natural gas fields, despite concerns from environmental and social welfare activists.
Night mayor concepts being considered in Providence, Rhode Island, seek to dedicate resources to the “other 9 to 5.”
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In good news this week: A legal challenge to Egyptian inheritance laws may help women receive equal treatment, and more positive headlines.
The U.N. climate summit ended Sunday with major polluters resisting calls to ramp up efforts to reduce carbon emissions and slow global warming.
After pulling a same-sex marriage ad, the Hallmark Channel said Sunday it will reinstate the commercials. "We celebrate all families," said a spokeswoman.
Arsenal's Premier League match against Manchester City was pulled from TV in China after Mesut Ozil criticized Beijing's crackdown on Muslims.