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PM Valls said that without its Jewish population, France wouldn’t be France, and that’s true. It’s true of France’s other immigrants, as well

His super-sized palace is part of the attempt to reinvent Turkish tradition

A little perspective would be good in the face of the Ebola challenge

British premier’s decision to make UK’s referendum contingent on first reforming the EU was a tactic to keep anti-European rebels in his own party under control

Moscow may talk tough but every now and then, nervousness creeps in that big decisions on Russia’s future are being made on the hoof and just might not be sustainable

Churchill was no European federalist, yet he was a strategic thinker

The answer to nearly all its problems is better intelligence and intelligence sharing

No one is better aware than the Germans of the dangers a so-called Brexit would pose to the political fabric of the bloc

These would make real the myth that Russia is responding to Nato aggression in the 
once Moscow-friendly city

A number of senators and representatives want Obama to move faster

With no political party arguing for British defence ahead of May’s election, the outcome is likely to be a weaker, more insular Britain

For the 47 US senators to write an open letter, which amounts to a public effort to torpedo 
the potential deal with Tehran, was not too clever