Jihadist-linked attacks in Europe since 2015
A terror attack in London on June 3 claimed by the IS group left eight people dead after three men mowed down pedestrians and stabbed revellers.
Migrants in Europe, facts and figures
Of the more than 500 million people in the European Union, some 34 million or less than seven percent are counted as migrants.
Stranded in Serbia, migrants endure an odyssey of violence
Driven back by police batons and snarling dogs, or beaten and robbed by smugglers, migrants caught in Serbia have regularly been victims of violence.
Working poor of Germany’s rust belt desperate for change
Petra Vogel is exactly the kind of voter in the sights of Social Democrats set on unseating German Chancellor Angela Merkel in September's elections.
Bach vs burka: Germany in election-year identity debate
What does it mean to be German? A minister close to Chancellor Angela Merkel has kicked off a divisive election-year debate about cultural identity.
Europe’s far-right down but not out
The defeat of France's Marine Le Pen in a presidential run-off in May 2017 was a new blow for Europe's far-right, but its march to power is far from over.
Racism forces migrants into European shadow economy
Migrants often have to take jobs that are below their qualifications and are easy targets for exploitation.
Vehicles as weapons: A recent history
It only takes a tap of the gas pedal to turn a four-door sedan or pick-up truck into a weapon.
Europe’s race is on to provide Brexit substitute for London’s City
London can no longer be the European Union's financial capital once Brexit materializes. That has prompted several of the bloc's major cities to position themselves in the race to replace the British capital's iconic City.