U.S. Deports Former Nazi Camp Guard, 95, to Germany
Jakiw Palij lived quietly in the country for years as a draftsman and retiree before he was discovered by investigators.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Is Cozying Up to Europe’s Worst Authoritarians
Critics fear his recent maneuverings signal Israel’s “moving away from the values of a liberal democracy.”
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Poland’s Supreme Court Justices Defy Government Purge
The right-wing Law and Justice Party is attempting to force justices to retire early, raising concerns that it wants to stifle judicial independence.
EU Sets Crisis Summit on Migration
European Union leaders will try to find common ground for tackling a growing political drama that is threatening to undermine the entire alliance.
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Trump's Envoy to Germany Aims to Empower Europe's Far Right
In an interview with Breitbart London, Richard Grenell hints he'll work to unseat Angela Merkel.
Far-Right Views Go Mainstream in Europe
Since WWII, such views were taboo in Europe, but today they are openly expressed by political leaders—part of a populist surge in the face of globalization and mass migration.
U.S., Allies Punish Russia in U.K. Spy Case
Reacting to the poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain, the White House says 60 Russian diplomats will be expelled; Canada and 14 EU nations also order expulsions.
Polish Law Criminalizing Some Holocaust Speech Takes Effect
The law makes it a crime to accuse the Polish nation of crimes that were committed by Nazi Germany.
World Remembers Holocaust Amid Signs of Rising Hatred
Even as political and Jewish leaders mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, ultranationalism and extreme right-wing groups are gaining strength in Europe and beyond.
U.S., Poland Oppose Gas Pipeline Linking Russia, Germany
The United States calls the plan part of a Kremlin scheme to politicize energy and undermine attempts to make Europe less dependent on Moscow.
