On May 7th, voters in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will head to the polls to vote for 650 members of Parliament (MPs) to...

December 17 was marked by a historic diplomatic breakthrough when President Obama announced that the United States would restore full...

April 24 is a significant and painful date for the Armenian people. On that night, one century ago, the Ottoman government arrested more...

Less than a year ago, Uber made headlines for massive funding increases and rapid, city-a-day global expansion. The company, which...

Macedonia is a small European country located on the Balkan peninsula with a population of two million and a territory slightly larger...

As Alexis Tsipras and his victorious Syriza party try to make good on the promises that put them in power, world leaders are struggling...

On January 25th, Greece headed to the polls and gave an astounding victory to Syriza in what might constitute the biggest slap in the...

Call it the luck of the Irish. Shares of Dublin-based airline Aer Lingus plummeted this February on speculation that the Irish government...

On February 9, the world was shocked by revelations of a wide array of illicit and questionable activities connected with bank accounts...

On February 16, conflict in Ukraine escalated as pro-Russian rebels ignored the internationally brokered cease-fire determined after “16...

“War” is a loaded term in Germany. It comes as no surprise, then, that ever since the end of World War II, German voters have been...

The pursuit of transitional justice has proven to be a very problematic process in different forms and degrees throughout post-communist...

While people across the world celebrated the New Year, the people of Lithuania changed more than just their calendars. As of January 1,...

“Tragic Ball in Colombey – one dead”. This was to be the last headline of “Hara-Kiri”, predecessor to Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical...

Have you stopped playing sports? Do the TV shows you used to love no longer interest you? Are you spending more time alone or thinking of...

In the aftermath of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris a number of debates have re-emerged in Europe around the status of immigrant...

Before the fall of the iron curtain, the communist bloc in Europe, with the exception of Romania, held surprisingly liberal abortion...

On January 11, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic was elected Croatia’s first female president in a close 50.4 percent to 49.6 percent vote against...

As the economies of Europe plunge into chaos over plummeting oil prices and a certain recurring Greek tragedy, the heavily sanctioned...

There are few gay male icons to look up to on the global political stage. But on November 6, the small, yet trailblazing group of gay...