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Arts Patron at Center of Turkish Diplomatic Dispute Speaks Out from Jail - Christophe Gateau / dpa

Interview with Osman Kavala Arts Patron at Center of Turkish Diplomatic Dispute Speaks Out from Jail

The case of Osman Kavala is causing strife between Turkey and the West. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, the imprisoned patron of the arts talks about the government's conspiracy theories – and his hope that he will be released early. Interview Conducted By Şebnem Arsu und Maximilian Popp

Ursula Von Der Leyen Recruits Team to Win Over Brussels - Francois Lenoir/REUTERS

A Question of Trust Ursula Von Der Leyen Recruits Team to Win Over Brussels

Until recently, Ursula von der Leyen was largely unknown in Brussels. Now the German defense minister needs to win over a majority of the EU Parliament to secure the presidency of the European Commission. She remains an enigma to many, but is hoping some high-profile advisers can help change that. Von Markus Becker, Matthias Gebauer und Peter Müller

'Europe Has Run Out of Gas' - Piotr Malecki / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Poland's Prime Minister 'Europe Has Run Out of Gas'

In an interview, new Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki discusses his country's reputation problems, EU proceedings against Warsaw, Poland's controversial refugee policy and the heated debate over history. Von Jan Puhl

'How Much Will the Germans Have to Pay?' - Michael Probst/ AP

What Macron Means for Europe 'How Much Will the Germans Have to Pay?'

Emmanuel Macron represents an opportunity for Europe, one the Germans would be wise to take advantage of. It is doubtful, though, whether Angela Merkel will be able to act on the French president's bold vision. Von Jürgen Habermas

Law and Justice Party Regains Credibility by Dialing Down Rhetoric - KACPER PEMPEL/ REUTERS

Polish Elections Law and Justice Party Regains Credibility by Dialing Down Rhetoric

Poland's parliamentary elections in late October look set to sweep the right-wing Law and Justice party into power. Its current popularity is partly due to leading candidate Beata Szydlo, who has helped tone down its strident, nationalistic image. Von Jan Puhl

Cameron Outmaneuvered in Battle over Juncker - ERIC VIDAL/ REUTERS

Commission Crusade Cameron Outmaneuvered in Battle over Juncker

British Prime Minister David Cameron is determined not to let Jean-Claude Juncker become president of the European Commission. But he is increasingly isolated. He might face his Waterloo as early as next week. Von SPIEGEL Staff

'I Don't Want this European Soviet Union' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Interview with Marine Le Pen 'I Don't Want this European Soviet Union'

In a SPIEGEL interview, French right-wing populist Marine Le Pen discusses the European election victory by her Front National, German dominance in the EU and her admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Von Mathieu von Rohr

Europeans Vote, Merkel Decides - THIERRY CHARLIER/ AFP

The Democratic Deficit Europeans Vote, Merkel Decides

Before the European Parliament election last month, voters were told the poll would also determine the next Commission president. In a silent putsch against the electorate, Angela Merkel is now impeding the process. She fears a loss of power and Britain's EU exit. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Cameron Pushes to Weaken Human Rights Court - Christopher Furlong/ Getty Images

Outrage in Britain Cameron Pushes to Weaken Human Rights Court

The British government has been pounding "meddling" from Europe in the wake of a scandal over the extradition of an Islamist radical that was delayed by a Strasbourg ruling. Now London is demanding radical reform of the European Court of Human Rights, a move opposed by Berlin. Von Carsten Volkery

Chancellor Merkel's Difficult Battle in Brussels - TOBIAS SCHWARZ/ REUTERS

Taking on the Doubters Chancellor Merkel's Difficult Battle in Brussels

Britain wants concessions. The Czech Republic is concerned about referendums triggered by treaty changes. And top EU officials have reintroduced alternatives that German Chancellor Merkel has already rejected. On the eve of a crucial EU summit in Brussels, Berlin is not amused -- and has made it clear that compromise is not an option. Von Philipp Wittrock

Hungary's 'Orbanization' Is Worrying Europe - Balazs Mohai/ dpa

Media Law Outrage Hungary's 'Orbanization' Is Worrying Europe

The move by Hungary's right-wing government to muzzle the media is the most recent example of a disturbing political trend in the country that was once hailed as a model for post-communnist development. Should Europe impose sanctions just as Hungary is about to assume the rotating EU presidency? Von Erich Follath und Christoph Schult

Danish Politicians Call for Election Observers in Sweden - youtube

'Racist' Political Ad Rejected by Swedish TV Danish Politicians Call for Election Observers in Sweden

A political ad rejected as hate speech by a Swedish TV station has sparked tension between Sweden and neighboring Denmark. Some Danish leaders have cried censorship, and even want to see election observers at Sweden's upcoming national poll.

'Europe Has Suffered Under Fundamentalism' - YVES HERMAN/ REUTERS

Council of Europe Secretary General on Burqa Bans 'Europe Has Suffered Under Fundamentalism'

Is it right for governments to place bans on burqas or the construction of minarets? In a SPIEGEL ONLINE interview, Thorbjørn Jagland, secretary general of the Council of Europe, pleads for a more pragmantic societal approach. He also defends the decision of the Nobel Committee, which he also chairs, to bestow Barack Obama with the Peace Prize.

No Justice for Business in Russia - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Report Slams Moscow No Justice for Business in Russia

A harsh new Council of Europe report focuses on the Yukos Oil and Hermitage Fund cases as it slams Russian criminal justice system abuses. Von Jason Bush

European Creationists Take On Darwin - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Contesting Evolution European Creationists Take On Darwin

The US isn't the only place with heated debates about Darwin's theory of evolution: Europe has its own hardcore creationists and intelligent design backers, too. Increasingly, they are making their voices heard. Von Jens Lubbadeh

Council of Europe Lambasts Italy for 'Xenophobic' Environment - SPIEGEL ONLINE

'Serious Concern' about Xenophobia Council of Europe Lambasts Italy for 'Xenophobic' Environment

A series of racist incidents in Italy against immigrants and Roma has European officials worried. A new report sharply criticizes Italian officials for promoting a "xenophobic" environment, but Italian officials find the criticisms "totally unfounded."

OSCE Slams 'Unfair' Russian Election - SPIEGEL ONLINE

'Limited Political Competition' OSCE Slams 'Unfair' Russian Election

Following the landslide victory of President Putin's United Russia party, international observers have called the Russian parliamentary election unfair. According to the OSCE, the elections took place in an atmosphere which "seriously limited political competition."

'Massive and Systematic Violations' of Human Rights' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

New Report Cites Proof of CIA Black Sites 'Massive and Systematic Violations' of Human Rights'

In his second report for the Council of Europe, special investigator Dick Marty will say that he has "enough evidence to state" that the CIA operated secret prisons in Poland and Romania. SPIEGEL ONLINE has obtained a copy of the report, which is due for release this afternoon. It documents a "series of illegal acts" on the part of the CIA. Von Marcel Rosenbach und John Goetz

Serbia Forms a New Government - SPIEGEL ONLINE

A Turn Towards the West Serbia Forms a New Government

Two moderate parties in Belgrade have announced a coalition deal that will shut out the far-right Radical Party. The announcement comes after months of talks -- on the very day that Serbia takes over the Council of Europe, amid protests from rights groups. At issue is the continuing freedom of two men accused of war crimes.

Alarm Grows over Political Crisis in Turkey - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Threat of Coup by Secularist Army Alarm Grows over Political Crisis in Turkey

The threat of an army coup hangs over Turkey in a dispute about a presidential election that has once again exposed the country's deep divide between secularists and Islamists. Analysts hope the constitutional court will reduce tensions by annulling the vote and prompting fresh parliamentary elections.

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