Katie Engelhart

The wall came down, but, 25 years later, Germans in the east and west are still struggling to get along

How an Austrian drag queen became the latest focal point of the growing rift between Russia and Europe

A flight goes down and the world responds. Nearly 300 schoolgirls are kidnapped and help is slow.

Donetsk residents propose their city follow its historic ties and join Britain

How an art professor’s utopian ‘Action Office’ became a Dilbert-ian nightmare

From 2014: The granddaughter of the former leader of the Soviet Union on why this will all end in disaster

The answer may lie with its neighbour, which has Europe’s hottest economy

Post-referendum, Crimea may become a puppet state—and stop Ukraine from ever joining Europe

Book review: ’The Queen’s bed: An intimate history of Elizabeth’s court’, by Anna Whitelock

Is Marion Maréchal-Le Pen out to salvage her infamous last name, or ride a new wave of anti-immigrant hatred?