How Hillary Walsh Moved From Practicing Immigration Law to Influencing It
Hillary Walsh did not begin with the intention of shaping immigration law. Her early work looked like that of many attorneys stepping
Syria’s Economy Poised to Recover After US Lifts Sanctions
Washington's removal of Syria from its terrorism list clears a path back to the global financial system.
Ukraine Announces Plans to Escalate Drone Strikes Against Russia
President Zelenskyy said Ukraine plans to launch around 1,000 drones a day against Russian targets.
Germany Braces for September State Elections as Far-Right Leads Polls
Chancellor Merz warns that a far-right win could unsettle investors ahead of three regional votes.
Trump Peace Council Urges Both Israel and Hamas to Uphold the Gaza Ceasefire
The body called for a complete halt to military activity, warning Hamas against renewed firebomb-kite attacks while pressing Israel to limit its
US Removes Syria From Its Terror List as Damascus Declares a ‘Dark Spot’ Gone
The delisting, in place since 1979, marks a striking realignment, with President Ahmed al-Sharaa framing it as the close of a painful
European Court Renews Its Call for Turkey to Free Activist Osman Kavala
The Strasbourg court ruled that the philanthropist's 2022 life sentence should be considered invalid, reiterating that his imprisonment is politically motivated.
European Democracy Navigates a Period of Testing
Europe’s democracies are navigating a period of genuine testing. From questions of trust in institutions to the pressures of a fast-changing society,
The Politics of Culture Grows More Contested
Culture has become political terrain, and the questions of what a society values, funds, and celebrates have grown increasingly contested. Across Europe,
A New Political Generation Begins to Make Its Mark
Across European public life, a generational shift is under way. A younger cohort, shaped by different experiences and expectations, is beginning to
United by Geography, Divided by Politics: The Italy-Spain Rift Testing Europe’s South
On paper, Italy and Spain should be natural allies: two sun-soaked Mediterranean economies, both wrestling with migration, tourism and the same Brussels