William Booth

A populist victory in the Czech Republic, protests in Lithuania, obstruction in Slovakia and Hungary — all show the E.U. faces political turmoil on its eastern flank.

At the Oxford Union in May, Charlie Kirk said “you should be allowed to say outrageous things” but a student who met him then may be ousted over posts about Kirk’s death.

George Abaraonye had spoken to Charlie Kirk at the Oxford Union in June.

Once known as a Stalinist backwater, Albania is now a front-runner for E.U. accession and has a comedian running for mayor of its capital.

Albania, which has long suffered from an image problem, must be doing something right, because it is a front-runner to join the 27 nations in the EU.

We need a total revamp of the criminal justice system

To join the E.U., candidate countries such as Albania are prosecuting once-powerful politicians, showing that no one is above the law. Defendants see a witch hunt.

We need a total revamp of the criminal justice system Criminal courts in Cape Town are near to collapse.

As Greenland moves past Danish colonialism, young people are taking up old traditions, like facial tattoos and kayaking, and see no need for the U.S. as a new master.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has raged against the protests and the prosecutors he blames for halting the project, saying the country was the big loser.