In liberal Vienna, youth fear Austria’s presidential re-run
In the fall of 2015, the international news was flooded with pictures of an Austrian train station where volunteers welcomed
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Austria cancels presidential election results
Austria’s highest court ruled on July 1 to annul the results of May’s presidential election following a legal challenge from
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Brexit survival guide for Brits in Europe
The Brexit vote has thrown the lives of 1.2 million Britons living in the European Union into uncertainty. What should
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Turkey EU membership talks progress
A new chapter has opened in Turkey’s bid for EU membership, as negotiations for budget contributions began in Brussels. Chapter
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After EU summit, path for Europe uncertain
European Union leaders have wrapped up an extraordinary summit in Brussels, sending Britain a clear message to get moving on
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Leaderless, rudderless, Britain drifts
With Brexit tremors sending cascading political and economic shockwaves near and far, shaking the foundations of all that is familiar,
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Many dead in Istanbul airport suicide attack, Turkish officials say
Explosions and what sounded like gunfire have rocked Istanbul’s international Ataturk airport. A Turkish official says at least 28 people
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At least 28 dead after blasts rock Turkish airport
Two, possibly three suicide bombers killed at least 28 people and wounded scores of others late Tuesday at Istanbul Ataturk
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EU tells Britain to get out now
Tuesday is another awkward day for Britain as Prime Minister David Cameron traveled to what is now hostile territory in
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