Deep experience within the EU is working against the Socialist candidate for Commission president.

Journalist Lyra McKee is the latest victim of the conflict she covered.

Can activists turn a surge in support into votes?

The Dutch city has done more than any other to benefit from Britain’s departure.

The past 72 hours have seen one of the worst outbreaks of violence in two decades.

DISRUPTOR #1 — IRELAND

DISRUPTOR #2 — DENMARK

European Affairs Minister Helen McEntee is a close confidante of the Irish prime minister.

Mandatory language lessons, tougher sentences for ghetto crimes, buildings demolished. Integration — by force.

After electoral batterings across the Continent, the social democrats and left-wing parties are desperately seeking a path to revival.

Momentum is gathering on both sides of the border for the reunification of the island.

The Dutch prime minister leads the backlash against pragmatic, prudent anti-populists.

Voters make history by repealing ban on abortion, a polarizing issue given the country’s strong Catholic tradition.

Voters were asked whether to repeal an Irish constitutional amendment that gives mother and the unborn an equal right to life.

Facebook and Google banned foreign ads ahead of Ireland’s abortion referendum, but foreigners are still weighing heavily into the online campaign.

Facebook’s move to roll out previously banned facial recognition technology in Europe — just when new privacy rules are coming into force — is causing an uproar.

Crisis generation prepares to vote for the first time.

IRELAND

The factors that make the Netherlands vulnerable economically have also handed them some of the spoils of Brexit.

No wonder Italian politics is so unstable. That’s how it was designed to be.

Matteo Salvini propelled Northern League up in polls, but his ambitions clash with party’s traditional separatist roots.