Goodbye EU, Hello Brexit: Article 50, What It Is And What It Means For Britain And Europe
Now that Britons have voted to leave the European Union, how do they finalize the divorce?
Russia, China And Brexit: What Putin And Xi Have To Lose And Gain From Britain Leaving The EU
Russia and China share many interests but Britain’s EU referendum isn’t one of them. IBT lays out the pros and the cons for the global giants of the U.K. leaving the EU.
Brexit Pros And Cons: Who In British Society Backs EU Referendum And Why
“Little Englanders” vs. Europhiles: The Brexit referendum — voters will decide Thursday whether to remain in the EU — has split Brits by region, class and age. Here’s who wants what.
Jo Cox’s Murder: American-Style Culture War Comes To UK As EU Referendum Campaign, ‘Project Fear Versus Project Anger,’ Heats Up
The slaying of Labour Party politician Jo Cox, amid a viciously fought EU referendum campaign, has exposed ugly fault lines in British society.
Silence in Soho, London, For Orlando Shooting Victims: LGBT Community Mourn And Celebrate The Lives Of Those Killed By Omar Mateen
Sequins and laughter on a dark night: Residents took to the streets in support of the victims in Orlando and LGBTQ people everywhere.
Diversity, Pinkwashing And All Things High-Tech Are On The Agenda At ‘Lesbians Who Tech’ First Summit In Tel Aviv
This year's gay pride celebration in Tel Aviv lauds “Women in the Community” who are making their presence felt in the male-dominated tech industry.
Bus Explosion In Jerusalem: At Least 21 Injured, Bomb Responsible
Israel’s police chief wouldn’t elaborate on who was responsible, but he confirmed the explosion was the result of a bombing.
After Brussels Bombings, What Can European, US Airports Learn From Tough Security Checks At Israel’s Ben-Gurion Airport?
Israel has some of the toughest — and the most successful — airport security operations in the world, and Europe is trying to catch up.
Refugees Stranded In Greece, Remain Mostly Clueless About EU-Turkey Deal Determining Their Fate
As the European Union and Turkey continue negotiations, 14,000 refugees are stranded on the Greek-Macedonian border.
Istanbul Suicide Bombing Prompts Fears Of A Backlash Against Turkey's Syrian Refugee Population
Tuesday’s suicide bombing in Istanbul, at the hands of a Syrian national, has refugees in Europe worried they’ll be labeled terrorists.
Israeli Violence: 5 Dead In Shooting and Stabbing Attacks In Tel Aviv, West Bank, 1 US Citizen Dead
A U.S. citizen and a Palestinian were among five people killed Thursday by Palestinian assailants, authorities said.
Stuck In The Sun: 20,000 British Vacationers Stranded in Sharm El-Sheikh Following Grounded Flights After Russian Plane Crash
"Oh, well, I shall just continue to sunbathe by [the] pool while young men bring me drinks,” said a British vacationer among 20,000 stranded in Egypt since the crash of a Russian airliner.
Rising Death Toll, Palestinians In The West Bank Call For A Third Intifada Against Israel
Young people in the occupied Palestinian territories are taking their rage against Israel to the streets, prompting some to call for a new uprising.
How Enterprising Greeks Are Profiting From Europe's Refugee Crisis And Creating A Multimillion-Dollar Industry
Many Greeks aren't happy with the flood of refugees arriving on their shores, but some are using the new arrivals to their advantage.
Life On Lesbos: Conditions In The Island’s Refugee Camps Are Improving But Not Fast Enough
The last time refugee camps were prevalent in Europe was after World War II. Seventy years later they have returned, the result of the mass exodus from Syria.
Refugees, Feuds And Fake NGOs: Volunteers Doing Humanitarian Work International Aid Organizations Aren’t
Refugees are landing by the thousands on the Greek island, and local volunteers are saving scores from certain death.
Locals, Tourists And Refugees: Fear And Loathing On The Greek Island Of Lesbos
As thousands of refugees land on the Greek island, the new arrivals sometimes face resentment from locals.
Europe Refugee Crisis: Refugees Keep Coming To Greek Island Of Lesbos Despite Warnings and Waits
European leaders will stage an emergency summit on refugees next week to deal with the mounting numbers crossing EU borders. But for now, they keep coming.
Syrian Refugees Crowned King In The World Of Asylum Seekers; Others Fake It Till They Make It
Thousands are heading to Europe in search of a better, safer life. Some are pretending to be Syrian to improve their chances of staying.
Refugee BnB or Refugee Tinder: Why German Citizens Are Taking Asylum-Seekers Into Their Homes
This year 800,000 refugees are expected to claim asylum in Germany. Most will live in refugee camps, but a new website is matching them with German hosts.
Refugees in Germany Face Weeks Of Waiting To Register For Asylum Status -- But They Don't Mind
Every day, another 300 refugees arrive in Berlin. Despite the lengthy waits they face, they're happy to be there.
Do Not Pass Go: How Much Suffering Does It Take To Become An Official Refugee?
Last weekend, 22,000 people arrived in Germany by train, but less than a third will gain official refugee status and be allowed to stay.
What’s Life Like For Syrian Refugees In Germany?
As tens of thousands pour into Europe, Germany is a favored destination. But as IBT learned in Berlin, Syrians are not being welcomed with open arms.
Jeremy Corbyn In Britain, Bernie Sanders In America, The Left-Wing Firebrands Overturning Political Orthodoxy
In both the U.S. and Britain, party leadership contests have been upended by the popularity of marginal candidates.
Why We Care More About The Death Of A Lion Than A Thousand Dead Children
The killing of Cecil the lion has been globally condemned while other, larger, human tragedies are ignored.
Greek Debt Crisis: A Third Bailout's On The Way But Is The Worst Yet To Come?
The Troika are planning talks on a third bailout in Athens — but what about those people left behind?
ISIS, Al Qaeda And Boko Haram: Who Are The Terrorists Responsible For Ruining Our World?
Every day appears to bring with it another terrorist attack, but exactly who are the militant groups behind them?
Greek Parliament Backs Bailout: Was The Greek Referendum Completely Pointless?
Athens signed on to a tough new austerity package, but many Greeks aren't so sure.
Lessons From History: What Do Nazis And The Global Economic Crisis Have To Teach Us About Greece And The Eurozone?
After Sunday's "no" vote, Greece is back to the negotiating table, but history may provide useful lessons for the future of the eurozone.
