Zelensky isn’t the first leader to feel frustrated by the E.U.
Other countries committed to joining, yet have no clear path to full membership
Russia believes tanks trump international law. Smaller countries like Kenya are using the U.N. to push back.
Here’s what we learned from the U.N. Security Council emergency meetings on Ukraine
Will governments use pandemic emergency orders to expand their powers indefinitely?
Two things — watchdogs and sunset provisions — help prevent governments from restricting rights indefinitely
Coronavirus restrictions on movement may jeopardize the lives of the most vulnerable
Government decisions involve trade-offs and new challenges
North Macedonia won’t be joining the E.U. anytime soon. Did the E.U. lose its peak leverage?
Here’s a look at what happened — and what it means for Europe and the Balkans
How Alabama’s new abortion law echoes Communist Albania’s extreme abortion ban
With no contraception either, women had high maternal mortality — and a high abortion rate.
Bulgaria’s turn to lead the Council of the European Union just ended. How did things go?
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For Albanians, it’s not just an eagle. Here’s the deeper story on those World Cup fines.
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Could U.N. peacekeepers help end the war in Ukraine?
To be successful, the operation would have to meet five criteria.