Katie Engelhart

Decision comes amid threat of financial collapse in EU

The much-quoted British politician still makes headlines—47 years after his death

Some French speakers are bewildered by the loosening of long-held rules of grammatical etiquette

Topless models the focus of a national debate about decency in the press

Kenyans look for financial compensation and a state apology for torture committed 60 years ago

The Belfast agreement was signed 14 years ago, but century-old resentments remain

Sixteen years after the Dayton accords, Bosnia remains a failed state—with no will to set things right

The view from a flat above a dollar store on Camden Road

How government cuts threaten Oxford and Cambridge’s unique teaching style

Paris’s appetite for the pop classic may signal a larger shift