Eliza Gray

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The Last Nazi Trials

The prosecution of a 94-year-old former SS guard renews questions about how to assign blame for the Holocaust

By Eliza Gray / Detmold

The Radical New Ways Colleges Are Sizing Up Students

From notebook doodles to video selfies

By Eliza Gray

Europe's Far Right Point Fingers After Brussels Attacks

For them, the bombings are a further indictment of immigration and tolerance of Muslims

By Eliza Gray / London

Everything to Know About Britain's E.U. Referendum

A beginner's guide to the vote on whether the U.K. quits the European Union

By Eliza Gray and Dan Stewart

Inside One of the Last Nazi Death Camp Trials

The first days of the trial of 94-year-old alleged Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning show the anger that still remains over the death camps

By Eliza Gray/Detmold, Germany

How Europe Plans to Keep the U.K. European

British PM David Cameron welcomed the proposals but said they must go further

By Eliza Gray/London

Ai Weiwei Closes Exhibits to Protest Migrant Rules

A new law would allow authorities to seize migrants' valuables

By Eliza Gray

The Race to Prosecute the Last Surviving Nazis

The legal standard that allows such cases is less than a decade old

By Eliza Gray and Simon Shuster

In Sweden, Feminists Grapple With Racism Against Migrants and Gender Equality

A scandal over alleged sexual assaults by migrants puts Sweden—renowned for its gender equality and its liberality—in a difficult place

By Eliza Gray/London

Trump Branded a Wazzock and a Buffoon in U.K. Debate

“Hate crime is being inflamed and stoked by the words that Donald Trump is using"

By Eliza Gray

British Lawmakers to Debate Call to Ban Donald Trump from U.K.

A popular petition to ban the real estate mogul gets its day in parliament

By Eliza Gray

Fans Pay Tribute at Mural Near David Bowie's Childhood Home

The singer lived in central London before moving to the suburbs

By Eliza Gray

This Is How the West Tried to Persuade Gaddafi to Give Up Power

Gaddafi's desperation and instransigence are palpable

By Eliza Gray

How Immigration Fears in the U.K. Are Fueling Support for an E.U. Exit

Polls suggest the migrant crisis has made 'Brexit' more likely

By Eliza Gray

5 Things Mark Zuckerberg's Riches Could Buy the World

Wells, mosquito nets, and food are just some of the things the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative could invest in

By Eliza Gray

How Publishing Salaries Could Close the Wage Gap

Companies consider transparency

By Eliza Gray

Catalonia Independence Vote Could Threaten E.U. Unity

A separatist movement in Spain could inspire others; threatening European integration

By Eliza Gray

How British Suffragettes Radicalized American Women

Though the film Suffragette is about the British movement, American audiences will be learning about their own suffrage movement too

By Eliza Gray

Britain's Courting of China Raises Allies' Concerns

Britain's diplomatic efforts with China may not have the desired effect

By Eliza Gray / London

Prince Charles Isn't Going to the State Dinner With China

The Crown Prince — who has had rocky relations with Beijing — will still meet Chinese President Xi Jinping as the U.K. rolls out the red carpet

By Eliza Gray / London
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