Europe

There are indications that the country will follow Italy and continue last year’s ‘temporary’ border controls until the end of 2024

Hundreds of athletes and tens of thousands of fans were in Athens in 1906. But a hugely successful Olympics has now been stricken from the records

As a result, Russia and China will be pushed closer together

They help the environment, but Brexiteers hate them because the idea came from the EU

Nice is still celebrating Bastille Day in the shadow of the 2016 terrorist truck attack

One day - and a couple of subtle hints - showed Europe that the grown-ups are back in charge of Britain

Days after those election gains, squabbling over PM candidates makes it look as dysfunctional as ever

Hundreds of thousands of British overseas voters did not vote in the election despite being newly eligible - why?

Mirroring updated EU product rules will cheer industry and enrage Brexiteers

Lust, love and life: an exhibition about the art of the breast

‘The Gay Girl from Gaul’ had a brief, traumatic – and wet – experience of stardom

In Britain, to source fine tomatoes is a burden. It is a sad state of affairs and requires logistics and hefty spending

The playwright’s archives reveal him as a compulsive newspaper clipper and a master of montage

French relationships with the environment are more practical compared with British attitudes, which tend to be more sentimental

Many of those who keep the wheels of Eurocracy turning get hitched in Brussels’ town hall

Italian politicians are theatrical with their scandals, and one story in the local press is no exception

The vast number of tourists make our home town unliveable

A German-made, Agatha Christie-inspired series depicting Angela Merkel’s crime-solving adventures is proving a hit

When Antonín Panenka stepped up to the spot in the 1976 Euro final, history was on his mind - and at his feet

Le Pen’s party is packed with Russia supporters – no wonder the Kremlin’s disinformation machine supported her

A remarkable new documentary sees the son of commandant Rudolph Höss meet a survivor of his father’s murder factory

Writing during the turbulent regime of Enver Hoxha led the writer into compromise – as well as greatness

Wiener schnitzel, born in Vienna, has its own form, its own magic

It is a story that might sound familiar today: 90 years ago a football final was played as the shadow of fascism began to creep over Europe

With the Faragists taking their seats in Westminster, Britain needs to brace for rougher rhetoric

To the ordinary Italian, the UK election result went by practically unnoticed

German media outlets relish any chance to make fun of Britain but with Keir Starmer in power their chances may be running out

Conveniently, the Georgian press saw no reason to focus on the change of government in Britain

There is an undeniable note of envy that cuts through the French coverage of the UK election

Most of France celebrated the defeat of Marine Le Pen last Sunday. But the price of victory will be chaos

Le Pen and Bardella are the stuff of 2016 nightmares

The common portrayal as a humourless Teuton could not have been further from a man whose work was infused with nuance, warmth and joy