Topic: Europe

Is Horse Meat Coming (Back) to America?

Butcher Norbert Hansel, specialized on horse meat, adjusts a price tag next to horse ham in his sales car at a market in Berlin, Germany, Monday, Feb. 18, 2013.
AP Photo/Gero Breloer

Taco Bell is just the latest company in Europe that's been found inadvertently serving horse meat, but as the controversy spreads overseas, the United States may be preparing to bring horse slaughter back to this side of the Atlantic.

By Heather Horn

Aug 19, 2010

Why Is France Cracking Down on Roma?

A humane response to unrest, or inexcusable racism?

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By Max Fisher

Jul 14, 2010

Is France Right to Ban the Veil?

The lower house of parliament overwhelmingly approves the ban

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By Max Fisher

Jul 8, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jul 7, 2010

Queen Visits New York, to Yawns

What happened to all the pomp?

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By Max Fisher

Jun 17, 2010

Inspired by Wikileaks, Iceland Aims to Become Reporter Haven

Parliament approves laws that may be the freest in the world

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By Heather Horn

Jun 16, 2010

France Raises Retirement Age to 62, Citizens Protest

Twelve authors in Le Monde rail against the "violence of neoliberal capitalism"

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By Heather Horn

Jun 15, 2010

UK Releases 'Bloody Sunday' Report 12 Years in the Making

Soldiers were found to have unlawfully killed civilians in Northern Ireland

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By Heather Horn

Jun 14, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jun 11, 2010

Brits Irritated Over American Anti-BP Talk

It's gone too far, they say, and it's hurting their pension plans

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By Michael Kinsley

Jun 9, 2010

Editor at Large

Worthwhile Canadian Initiative

On the threat of "Canadian-style 'star chambers'"

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By Heather Horn

Jun 3, 2010

After Gun Rampage, UK Seeks Answers in Society

A father of two kills 13, including himself

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By John Hudson

May 17, 2010

5 Reasons Europe Won't Run the 21st Century

The Greek crisis prompts pessimistic reevaluations

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By Heather Horn

May 12, 2010

Quote of the Day: Europe the 'Lifestyle Superpower' Falters

The Greeks may have spoiled all the fun--one last round of Bordeaux?

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By Heather Horn

May 11, 2010

New British Prime Minister: David Cameron

Goodbye, Gordon Brown

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By Heather Horn

May 11, 2010

By Heather Horn

May 10, 2010

Gordon Brown Will Resign, Throwing Wrench in UK Elections

The prime minister will cease leading his party in September--could that wind up swinging them into power?

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By Heather Horn

May 7, 2010

Greece and the Euro: Time to Split?

Are there any options left?

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By Heather Horn

May 6, 2010

Final Scenarios in UK Election

Hung Parliament, here we come?

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

May 5, 2010

Quote of the Day: Qaddafi Calls for Switzerland 'To Be Dissolved as a State'

The Libyan leader also has some choice words on assisted suicide

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By Heather Horn

May 3, 2010

Op-Ed Spotlight: Roman Polanski Speaks

"I can remain silent no longer"

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By Heather Horn

Apr 27, 2010

Quote of the Day: 'And You Thought Our Health Care Debate Was Tough'

At least Congress didn't resort to eggs, smoke bombs, and fistfights

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By Max Fisher

Apr 23, 2010

Second U.K. Prime Minister Debate Yields Two-Way Draw

Pundits say Brown is out, leaving Cameron and Clegg

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By Heather Horn

Apr 16, 2010

By Max Fisher

Apr 11, 2010

What's Next for Poland

Turmoil in the capital, hurried elections, and a chill with Russia

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By Max Fisher

Apr 11, 2010

Remembering Polish President Lech Kaczynski

Journalists, pundits, and foreign heads of state on why he mattered

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By Heather Horn

Apr 10, 2010

Polish President Dies in Crash: Taking Stock of the Loss

The U.S. loses a good friend and Russia and Poland lose a chance for closer relations

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By Heather Horn

Apr 8, 2010

Brits Despair Ahead of General Election

And you thought Democrats were gloomy when health care was on the rocks

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By Max Fisher

Mar 26, 2010

Greek Crisis Causes Second Thoughts on the Euro

European nations are bailing out Greece, at great cost

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By Heather Horn

Mar 22, 2010

Continental Europe Cheers Health Care Reform

And thumbs collective noses at Republicans

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By Heather Horn

Mar 16, 2010

4 German Reactions to Catholic Abuse Scandal

Locals debate: is the flaw in Catholicism, or in German society?

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By Heather Horn

Mar 9, 2010

Europe's Hope to Build a New IMF

Build an institution, solve a problem, voila!

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By Heather Horn

Feb 24, 2010

Debated in France: Can a Sexually Suggestive Ad Stop Teen Smoking?

Some argue sexuality is a good way to "get the message through"

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By Heather Horn

Feb 16, 2010

Debated in Britain: Study Respondents Blaming Rape Victims

A shocking survey leads to shocked editorials

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By Heather Horn

Feb 5, 2010

Commentators Admit: EU Summit Not Worth the Trip

If Europeans can't get along, then why should Obama bother?

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