Poland's Presidential Election Was Close but Voters Remain Far Apart
A narrow result leaves a divided electorate — and little common ground in sight.
International
A Racial Awakening in France, Where Race Is a Taboo Topic
A new generation is forcing a conversation the republic has long avoided.
Strains Show in Russia's Make-Believe Politics
The performance of stability is getting harder to maintain.
Ireland Has a New Coronavirus Fear: Americans Who Flout Quarantine
Visitors skipping the two-week isolation rule are testing Irish patience.
Egyptian Dissident Battles Extradition in Spanish Court
A test case for how far European courts will go to protect political exiles.
He Changed His Country's Name. Will North Macedonia Punish Him?
The deal ended a decades-long dispute — and may end a political career.
'I Felt Defenseless': Seoul Mayor's Secretary Speaks Out About Alleged Abuse
Her account has reignited a national debate about power and accountability.
Bahrain to Execute 2 Shiite Protesters After Years of Desperate Appeals
Rights groups say the confessions were coerced; the courts have run out of patience.