Its superdrones can reach targets as far away as Siberia

   Will it be enough

   He is now one of Europe’s leading Russia hawks

   It is time for Xi Jinping to accept that Germany isn’t America’s puppet

   A Brussels hard right confab descends into a mix of farce and petty tyranny

   Its scores are heading down, as its schools fail to adapt

   An interview with the country’s new national security chief

   For now, Ukraine has no answer to it

   Vladimir Putin’s war has left thousands of searching families in limbo

   A new biography portrays the rise to the top of an obscure man

   Russian victory would be debilitating for the West, and especially for Europe

   Licensed deminers are swamped and farmers want to sow

   Cocaine seizures are sharply up, but much more is getting through

   The race to save Kharkiv from Russian bombs

   They face extinction at the next election

   Sweating in the sauna helps

   They run restaurants and bars and rent out apartments these days

   Farm exports and freight are the problems

   The opposition triumphs in mayoral elections in Istanbul, Ankara and across the country

   Reshaping the French capital and its banlieues

   How to use a disastrous security failure to bolster dictatorship

   A younger generation is rejecting old Mediterranean habits

   But the region is tired and divided

   The Good Party, once the hope of Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s foes, has faded

   Trade, aid and visas are increasingly conditional on helping Europe stem migration

   But it is suffering from a shortage of munitions and manpower

   The Kremlin senses an opportunity in the tragedy of Crocus City Hall

   Islamic State claims responsibility, but Vladimir Putin tries to implicate Ukraine

   And fathers are getting more

   An increase in gang violence and open air drug use is changing politicians’ minds

   In search of the perfect partner to derail Russian aggression

   So far, no one is winning

   The money involved is staggering

   He claims he secured of the vote

   The bullet remains stronger than the ballot

   Their leaders disagree on what and how much they will send to help

   Quick, call another Italian former prime minister to the rescue

   Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is transforming the far eastern city

   The charade takes place amid murder and repression

   A once boring democracy receives a jolt

   The Russians want to take Robotyne. But while the ammo lasts, Ukraine can hold them off

   Divisions are a central feature of the populist right

   But progress is slow

   Though foxes have thrived

   Underlining Chancellor Scholz’s refusal to send long range missiles to Ukraine

   Lessons from America and Poland

   People are seeing extreme weather in action, but not voting to stop it

   A summit in France made things worse

   Politicians feel compelled to respond to voters’ concerns

   Exiled Azeris are returning