You can’t pardon Putin for war crimes in Ukraine – POLITICO
In March 2023, judges at the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Putin, naming him “allegedly…
Australia’s first Mormon arrived in Adelaide 185 years ago and immediately regretted it
It’s been 185 years this month since 17-year-old William Barratt, Australia’s first Mormon, stepped ashore on Kaurna land…
Belgium’s De Wever dials up opposition to Russian frozen assets deal – POLITICO
Hopes had grown in recent days that De Wever could reverse his position if the European Commission were…
Ukraine’s allies rush to counter Trump’s ‘non-starter’ peace plan – POLITICO
European leaders are now frantically working up counter-proposals to put to Trump in an effort to mitigate the…
Amnesia, nostalgia, healing: Spain grapples with Franco legacy 50 years on | History News
After Spain’s first fully fledged modern democracy and Second Republic began in 1931 despite ferocious opposition from hardline…
French ‘counter-monument’ holds up a mirror to ghosts of colonial Algeria
For decades, the trauma of Algeria’s gruesome independence struggle lay buried deep in Malek Kellou’s psyche, silenced and…
10 years on, politics in France still shows scars – POLITICO
French voters today remain concerned about the threat of terrorism, and are overwhelmingly supportive of the idea that…
Senate payouts unnerve some in House GOP ahead of shutdown vote
A Senate provision in a major spending package to end the partial government shutdown has rattled House Republicans…
Ireland’s new left-wing president denounces ‘genocide’ — but not Israel – politico.eu
Ireland’s new left-wing president denounces ‘genocide’ — but not Israel politico.euCatherine Connolly becomes 10th president of Ireland BBCDUP absence from…
Indonesia makes former president Soeharto posthumous national hero | Politics News
Activists condemn award by ex-son-in-law President Prabowo, branding it betrayal of Soeharto’s victims and democracy. Indonesia has named…
The old haunts that once dotted the capital city
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How shipwrecks and ancient Roman lead help physicists search for dark matter
When a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck was found off the Sardinian coast in 1988, it didn’t just thrill archaeologists…