Europe

A young generation of Albanians are caught between organized crime's politics, rampant unemployment, and the fast cash of Class A drugs.

“This name reminds us that it is in the human genes to explore.”

Europe's most lucrative heroin markets seem ripe for a fentanyl takeover. But why the no-show?

Africans have been calling for the return of ancestors’ remains for decades, and at least one Western leader is now listening.

Its parliament just approved an option for gender non-conforming, intersex, or non-binary people on birth certificates.

Activists brought a busted refrigerator to a protest and successfully agitated for their right to repair.

The Maison Fallot, in the French city of Beaune, is holding on in the face of food industry giants.

Authorities from Spain, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Austria, Poland, Latvia and others signed the declaration.

You may just think of the GDPR as a privacy law. But you can use it to remove your sensitive data from company servers in anticipation of a hack.

Of course, just meeting with Trump (again) is a win for his favorite strongman.

Dogs may be the only pure things left in this world.

While not yet a law, the EU’s plan for unreliable internet filters and expensive link taxes continues to make progress.