The Continent
British Council criticized for handling of discrimination complaints in Kenya
Staff say complaints of discrimination and harassment dating back five years have not been dealt with adequately.
‘We don’t deserve this’: Ukraine’s World Cup dreams dashed by Wales’ win
US skeptical UN-Russia talks will free trapped Ukrainian grain
Le Maire: France in talks with UAE for Russia oil alternatives
Australia complains to Beijing over ‘dangerous’ move by Chinese jet
Ukraine announces deaths of EU, Australian foreign fighters
Facebook’s public strategy outgrew Sheryl Sandberg
Can long Covid lead to death? A new analysis suggests it could
The CDC is beginning to look at death certificates that indicate more than 100 people who died had long Covid.
Estonian court jails woman over Chinese espionage charges
Gerli Mutso sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.
US general calls on West to send fighter jets to Ukraine ‘as soon as possible’
He added that sending Soviet-era MiG fighters to Ukraine in the near term is the best “immediate solution.”
Williams recommended to be next US Army Europe commander
The West Point superintendent would become the first Black general to head the Germany-based command.
Germany approves constitutional change to boost military
A vast majority of lawmakers voted to put a special €100 billion military makeover fund into Germany’s constitution.
The alternative Platinum Jubilee jukebox: 10 anti-royal songs
If you’d rather drop your trousers to the queen than wave a flag at her, these tunes may be for you.
Cheers for Brexiteers! UK pushes for return of crown logo on pint glasses
The stamp, which had a legal value until 2006, will remain purely decorative.
Can long COVID lead to death? A new analysis suggests it could
The CDC is beginning to look at death certificates that indicate more than 100 people who died had long COVID.
Putin’s war is forcing Moldova to escape Russia’s gas trap
Chișinău wants closer ties with the EU, but first has to get out of a toxic relationship with Moscow’s energy exports.
Biden demands action on guns: ‘How much more carnage are we willing to accept?’
In a rare prime-time address, the president weighed in forcefully — and specifically — on the issue that’s gutting communities across the country.
Victims of The Troubles: A year of turmoil in Northern Ireland
Presented by Equinor.
Greens and rig workers call a truce in Europe’s oil capital
The green movement seeks to fix one of its biggest screw-ups.
Queen pulls out of Platinum Jubilee service after experiencing ‘discomfort’
Queen will miss service at St Paul’s Cathedral, as will Prince Andrew, who tested positive for COVID-19.
UK MPs raise alarm about secret arms export fines
Customs chiefs refuse to reveal the export destinations or the goods exported when firms are fined.
Denmark votes to scrap EU defense opt-out
Russia’s war in Ukraine prompts Danes to ditch skepticism about closer security integration.
UK seeks US approval to send rocket systems to Ukraine
The proposal to send US-made Multiple Launch Rocket Systems comes after the White House announced it is sending similar weapons.
Northern Ireland economy outpacing post-Brexit Britain
Analysis finds unusual gains for Northern Ireland, the only UK region still able to trade goods barrier-free with the EU.
Switzerland reportedly blocks Danish request to send tanks to Ukraine
The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs rejected the request on the grounds of the country’s neutrality.
Germany to supply Ukraine with air defense and radar systems
The move is announced as Germany faces sharp criticism at home and abroad over its lack of military support to Ukraine.
The football match that ‘shows Ukraine is still alive’
Ukraine vs. Scotland is about trying to secure a place at the World Cup — and much more besides.
French ministers face grilling over Champions League final chaos
France’s opposition smells blood over the government’s response to Saturday’s chaotic scenes.
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