Spanish correspondent survived wars, ISIL captivity Marc Marginedas has covered some of the world's most brutal conflicts, and has the psychological scars to prove it. The first thing to know about...
British debate divorcing Europe Immigration, economy weigh on debate Should the British choose to leave the European Union after a June 23 referendum, the effects could be...
U.K. considers a European ‘Brexit’ In June, the United Kingdom will vote on whether it will remain part of the European Union. The so-called “Brexit”, according to supporters,...
Cuba’s ‘black spring’ still haunts journalists Years after their release, two Cuban journalists look back at lost years. In March 2003 the world’s attention was transfixed on Iraq as the United...
Project Exile: Cuba exiles writer for penning uncomfortable truths The minister "decided I was a rotten apple and rotten apples have to be set apart before they contaminate the rest." Amir Valle was once a loyal...
Catalonia’s drive to leave Spain A year after Scots voted on whether to leave the United Kingdom, the regional parliament in Catalonia has approved a plan to secede from Spain by...
In Spain’s Catalonia, language key to independence movement Lower status for Catalan irks many in northeastern Spanish region. Barcelona may be Spain's top tourist destination, but foreign visitors wandering...
Spanish columnist fired after criticizing newspaper One of Spain's largest and most prestigious newspapers has dismissed an opinion columnist after he criticized the the publication for stifling...
Six journalists removed from Ukraine’s banned list Ukrainian authorities have removed six European journalists from a list of people banned from entering the country. The journalists were taken off...
Greek bailouts: three times a charm? Greece's last two bailouts failed to rescue the country. This week, European leaders approved a new $95 billion package for the debt-stricken...
