Sweden named its first woman prime minister. Seven hours later she resigned.
A volatile political landscape and a tenuous hold on power prompted Magdalena Andersson's resignation on her first day as leader.
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The deaths of at least 27 people on the dangerous journey have left migrants in France scared but undeterred.
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Frosty French and British relations are at best childish, at worst deadly
While ministers grandstand, desperate people are preparing to make the dangerous journey across the sea
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Why the world needs to stop saying “hybrid war”
When used to describe recent actions by Belarus and Russia, the term is not only misleading, it’s also dangerous.
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A progressive new government takes shape in Germany
Olaf Scholz’s three-party talks conclude with a promising coalition deal.
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What is happening to the Turkish lira?
Turks are investing in electronic goods to store value as the currency collapses.
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