Europe

Underrepresented and alienated, the reality of Britons in Europe post-Brexit is far from appealing

The Spanish giants are still determined to force a breakaway European Super League on us

He is little-known today, but when he died in 1952, thousands lined the streets of Paris to show respect. What happened to Paul Éluard?

Jerzy Skolimowski and a donkey team up to create an avant-garde classic

How fascist leaders in Italy, Spain, Germany and Greece all tried to control the public by stifling linguistic variety

With Croatia’s EU accession completed by its adoption of the euro, the European project itself gets a boost

Europe has long provided the soundtrack to despair and desolation

Which European nations consume the most alcohol and which have more sober habits?

The Russian always insisted she could never envision a life without dancing

Sherelle Jacobs told Telegraph readers that Brexit's days are numbered and the Conservatives cannot survive such an ignominious outcome

The infighting between climate activists may be entertaining to watch but it has a tendency to detract from the point

One of the inspirations behind the acclaimed movie, Sara Mardini is on trial for helping other refugees

Support for leaving the European Union has dramatically fallen across the bloc, much to the shock of Brexiteers

Meet the pro-EU footballer who spends his free time helping migrants

While Keir Starmer seeks to be more Catholic than the Pope, the London Mayor is speaking out on the disaster of Brexit

The French director's obsessive desire for perfection proved ultimately self-destructive

We have witnessed the rise of the clownocracy. But issues arise when ridicule replaces serious scrutiny

Gianluca Vialli was a man who chose his own paths and could articulate the reasons why

How do costs vary across the continent?

The work of four female artists in the Royal Academy’s Making Modernism show speaks volumes about their troubled lives

In defence minister Christine Lambrecht, Germany surely got the wrong woman for the job

The extraordinary rituals and legends that accompany the death of a Holy Father

A captivating movie about a fruit-farming family is part of a new rural film trend

Over two decades since he sent shockwaves through the world’s sullen youth, Ville Valo is back with his debut solo album

Despite British perfidy over the protocol, and the reneging of basic humanitarian values when it comes to migration, the French seem more bemused than belligerent

The Cardigans' Nina Persson on Sweden, Britpop and getting back on the road

The Northern Ireland protocol puts a customs border within the UK. That is by no means unusual

Buoyed by a court victory, populist Andrej Babiš could now seize the Czech presidency and destabilise unity over Ukraine and Russia

Welcome to 2023, the year of war, peace and Mark Zuckerberg’s collapsing Metaverse

Isabel Díaz Ayuso could cause a political earthquake if she takes on the leader of her centre-right party

The National Gallery’s failure to properly showcase female artists continues with its treatment of Eva Gonzalès

Go on, dive in. The cold water will do you a world of good – just ask Hippocrates