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Marine Le Pen Surges as Macron's Star Fades - Alain Guilhot / Divergence

The Beneficiary of Bedlam Marine Le Pen Surges as Macron's Star Fades

The intense protests against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform in France have put him on the defensive. Right-wing populist Marine Le Pen is reaping the benefits. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

"We Will See a Reunification Referendum Within the Decade" - Mark Nixon / DER SPIEGEL

Sinn Féin Party Leader Mary Lou McDonald "We Will See a Reunification Referendum Within the Decade"

Mary Lou McDonald's star is rising in Ireland, which could put her in a position to push for reunification with Northern Ireland. DER SPIEGEL speaks with her about why she thinks success might be possible. Interview Conducted by Jörg Schindler in Dublin

"German Forces Need to Get Into Better Shape" - KALNINA /EPA / REX / Shutterstock

Estonian Defense Minister "German Forces Need to Get Into Better Shape"

In an interview, Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur discusses EU support for Ukraine, NATO's presence in the Baltic region and the state of Germany's military. Interview Conducted by Markus Becker in Brussels

How Kaja Kallas Rose To Become One of Europe's Leading Voices - Leon Neal / AP

Estonia's Star in the Making How Kaja Kallas Rose To Become One of Europe's Leading Voices

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas warned early on about the dangers presented by Vladimir Putin. She has raised the profile of her small country in other ways too. By Nadia Pantel

"Russia Is Good at Cheating" - Yegor Aleyev / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

Interview with Ukraine's Sanctions Adviser "Russia Is Good at Cheating"

In an interview, Vladyslav Vlasyuk, sanctions adviser to the Ukrainian government, accuses Russia of fudging economic statistics and calls on the West to drastically lower the oil price cap. Interview Conducted By Markus Becker

EU Wants To Seal Itself Off from Refugees - Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium / ZUMA Press / Picture Press

Pressure and Fences EU Wants To Seal Itself Off from Refugees

More refugees are arriving in Germany than at any time in recent years, and districts and cities are overwhelmed. But the system for redistributing migrants among EU states is unlikely to be improved anytime soon, with leaders instead increasingly betting on deportations and exclusion.

Tank Deliveries Could Mark Turning Point in War - Johanna Maria Fritz / DER SPIEGEL

A Needed Upgrade Tank Deliveries Could Mark Turning Point in War

There is enormous relief in Kyiv that, after months of hesitation, the West is now willing to supply main battle tanks. But can the Leopard 2s supplied by Germany and its allies really turn the tide on the battlefield?

What Western Tanks Mean for Ukraine - Jochen Eckel / IMAGO

It's Time To Turn the Tables on Moscow What Western Tanks Mean for Ukraine A DER SPIEGEL Editorial By Ralf Neukirch

Battle tanks don't prevent negotiations, they set the conditions for them. The West's decision to send Leopards to Ukraine shows a determination to see Kyiv win the war against the Russian aggressor.

Norway's Hunt for a Murderer - Andrea Gjestvang / DER SPIEGEL

The Spectacular Case of Lørenskog Norway's Hunt for a Murderer

Anne-Elisabeth Hagen, 68, was married to one of the wealthiest men in Norway. But four years ago, she disappeared, and police still have no solid leads. The entire country has been obsessed by the case ever since. By Alexandra Rojkov in Oslo and Mandal

The Franco-German Relationship Is Cooling at a Critical Time - Regina Schmeken / SZ Photo / laif

Friends and Strangers The Franco-German Relationship Is Cooling at a Critical Time

With only days to go before the 60th anniversary of the treaty that reestablished Franco-German relations after two world wars, communication between Berlin and Paris is faltering. The war in Ukraine has laid bare fundamental differences between the two partners.

The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success - Seth Browarnik / INSTAR / ddp

Balling in the Banlieues The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success

Many of France's best football players come from problematic surroundings. When they reach stardom, they are forced to walk a difficult line between fame and fortune – and the envy of their former friends. Some fall off or become targets of extortion. By Leo Klimm

The Boy Who Lost His Family But Not His Hope - Anne Gabriel-Jürgens / DER SPIEGEL

Kolya from Mariupol The Boy Who Lost His Family But Not His Hope

Kolya had just turned 17 when the Russians bombed Mariupol. His parents and sisters died in the shelling, but he survived. He also had a bit of luck when strangers helped him flee the worst. He now lives in Western Europe, where he is sharing his story and rebuilding his life. By Alexandra Rojkov

Putin Seeks to Destabilize Ukraine's Neighbor - Dumitru Doru / epa

Russia's Second Front Putin Seeks to Destabilize Ukraine's Neighbor

Moldova is seeking to join the European Union, but Russia is doing everything it can to destabilize the small republic. The Kremlin has radically throttled gas deliveries and is orchestrating protests in the country. By Maximilian Popp in Chişinău, Moldova

A Day with ECB President Christine Lagarde - Martin Schoeller / DER SPIEGEL

One Wrong Word Can Cost Billions A Day with ECB President Christine Lagarde

Europe is threatened by recession, war and a deep economic crisis. Christine Lagarde, the head of the European Central Bank, is fighting a steep increase in prices as the continent experiences its worst inflation since the introduction of the common currency. Can she pull it off? By Marc Hujer

"If Meloni Pursues Reactionary Positions, We Will Have to Mobilize All Our Powers" - Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi / Contrasto / DER SPIEGEL

Former Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte "If Meloni Pursues Reactionary Positions, We Will Have to Mobilize All Our Powers"

After the election victory of Giorgia Meloni in Italy, the head of the Five Star Movement, Giuseppe Conte, is concerned that she will lead Italy to the right-wing fringe. In an interview, he talks about what lies ahead for his country. Interview Conducted by Frank Hornig in Rome

Why DER SPIEGEL Is Publishing the EU Investigative Report on Pushbacks - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Emrah Gurel / AP; European Anti-Fraud Office

Breaking Laws at the Borders Why DER SPIEGEL Is Publishing the EU Investigative Report on Pushbacks

The EU border agency Frontex has sought to cover up human rights violations for several years, but an investigation by the European anti-fraud office OLAF has exposed the treatment of refugees at Europe's frontiers. DER SPIEGEL is publishing the report in its entirety. By Giorgos Christides und Steffen Lüdke

“It Would Be Suicide for Meloni to Start a Fight with Brussels" - Francesco Rucci / Contrasto / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Former Italian PM Romano Prodi “It Would Be Suicide for Meloni to Start a Fight with Brussels"

Romano Prodi is worried about the future of Italy and the EU after the election victory of post-fascist Giorgia Meloni. In an interview, he warns of a Rome-Budapest axis and explains how best to deal with the right wing. Interview Conducted by Frank Hornig und Maximilian Popp

Serbia's President Targets LGBTQI Community as a Distraction - Darko Vojinovic / AP

Calculated Homophobia Serbia's President Targets LGBTQI Community as a Distraction

For years, the LGBTQI community has been gaining in visibility in Serbia, despite hostilities from the Orthodox community and nationalists. Now, the government is questioning the country's liberalization – out of political calculation. By Nadia Pantel in Belgrade, Serbia

What the Rightward Shift Means for Italy - Yara Nardi / REUTERS

Giorgia Meloni's Election Victory What the Rightward Shift Means for Italy

Right-wing radical politician Giorgia Meloni appears poised to govern Italy with an absolute majority after Sunday's election. But the amount of leeway she has will depend on two partners who are unlikely to be easy to deal with: Matteo Salvini and Silvio Belusconi. By Frank Hornig in Rome

Ukrainian Refugees Report Cases of Exploitation in Europe - Dorota Holubova / DER SPIEGEL

"That's Not How I Wanted To Live" Ukrainian Refugees Report Cases of Exploitation in Europe

The EU prides itself on having welcomed Ukrainians displaced by the Russian invasion. But DER SPIEGEL reporting shows that ruthless businessman are seizing the opportunity to exploit the refugees. Some cases seem close to human trafficking. By Sara Cincurova und Steffen Lüdke

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