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Éamon de Valera took part in Ireland’s 1916 uprising and later, as both taoiseach and president, left an indelible mark on the newly independent nation. While modern Ireland has moved away from much of his conservative Catholic values, De Valera is still regarded as a key figure in the

Belgium to Recognize Palestinian State at UN General Assembly We resume our live coverage of the conflict in Gaza. Belgium’s foreign minister, Maxime Prévot, has announced that his country will recognize a Palestinian state at the upcoming UN General Assembly, joining other nations such as Australia, Britain, Canada, and

Morning Update: Growing Frustration Over Putin’s Stance on Ukraine Europe watches with increasing concern as efforts to advance peace in Ukraine yield minimal results despite ongoing attacks, while Russia—the aggressor—enjoys overt diplomatic support from China. Ministers from EU nations are gathering in Copenhagen this morning, where the

One afternoon this summer, Ukrainian artist Stanislav Turina carried two books to his garden near Kyiv. One was a collection of poems by Alexander Pushkin. Though Turina was an avid reader, always with a few books in his bag, he had no intention of reading this one again. Since the