Eloise Barry

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The 2022 NATO Summit Could Be the Most Important in Recent Decades. Here's Why

Western leaders will meet in the Spanish capital Madrid from Jun. 28 to Jun. 30 for what many are expecting to be the most important summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in recent...

By Eloise Barry

Emmanuel Macron Wants To Lead Europe. Now, He Must Focus on France

Macron lost his parliamentary majority during legislative elections on June 19—a major setback.

By Eloise Barry

What You Need To Know About Colombia’s Election

Whichever candidate wins, the election result will mark a significant departure from the status quo in the traditionally conservative, U.S.-allied country

By Eloise Barry

Here’s What’s Next After the U.K. Approved Julian Assange’s Extradition to the U.S.

Rights groups have condemned the extradition, arguing that Assange is at risk of torture and is being silenced for public service journalism.

By Eloise Barry / London

Britain Is Sending Asylum-Seekers to Rwanda. It Sets a Dangerous Precedent

Prince Charles privately described the policy to resettle asylum seekers to the east African nation as “appalling.”

By Eloise Barry / London

The Summit of the Americas Showed How Much U.S. Influence Is Declining

The event—which Biden said would showcase “bold ideas and ambitious actions”—was soured by snubs and diplomatic tensions before it even began.

By Eloise Barry

What’s Next for Boris Johnson After Confidence Vote?

After receiving a fine from the London police for attending an illegal gathering in June 2020, Johnson became the first sitting prime minister to be found to have broken the law while in office.

By Eloise Barry/London

The History of Royal Jubilee Celebrations in Britain

From the grand ceremonies hosted by the royal family, to the community street parties taking place across the nation, Jubilee celebrations are a quintessentially British affair.

By Eloise Barry

These Countries Restricted Guns After 1 Mass Shooting

A single mass shooting was enough to force legislative change in a number of countries, including New Zealand, Australia, and the U.K.

By Eloise Barry

Why Tesla CEO Elon Musk Is Calling ESG a 'Scam'

Electric car maker Tesla lost its place this month on an index dedicated to companies excelling at ESG.

By Eloise Barry

Starbucks, McDonald's Exit Russia as Ukraine War Rages On

While Starbucks is shuttering its stores completely, McDonald's is selling its Russian business

By Eloise Barry

Why Biden Is Redeploying Troops to Somalia

The return of nearly 500 U.S. troops is intended to support the fight against al-Qaeda-allied insurgent group al-Shabab, which controls large swaths of southern and central Somalia and is viewed by the Pentagon as a threat to U.S. security.

By Eloise Barry

Shireen Abu Akleh Killed in the West Bank: What We Know

The killing of Shireen Abu Akleh has triggered global condemnation and grief

By Eloise Barry

An Encounter With a Snow Leopard Became a Wake-Up Call for a Nepali Conservationist

Rinzin Phunjok Lama was 16 when he first saw a Himalayan snow leopard prowling the mountains near his home in northeastern Nepal—an encounter that changed his life. In the folklore of Lama’s Buddhist community, the...

By Eloise Barry

Why It's So Hard to Find Baby Formula in the U.S. Right Now

A nationwide shortage has left parents scouring social media or crossing states to get hold of baby formula.

By Eloise Barry

Netflix's Operation Mincemeat: The True Story

The historical drama—which drops on Netflix May 11—chronicles a World War II plot by the British intelligence services to dupe the Nazis.

By Eloise Barry

Russia's War on Ukraine Is a Threat to Press Freedom, Report Says

“Journalists and independent media all over the world are at risk right now,” says Zahra Joya, an Afghan journalist who leads an independent platform in the country.

By Eloise Barry

The State of Abortion Rights Around the World

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling on abortion rights Jun. 24, removing the constitutional right in the U.S. to terminate a pregnancy. After nearly half a century of constitutional protections...

By Eloise Barry

What Elon Musk's Deal Means for Twitter's CEO

As owner of the company, Musk will have the power to transform the board and fire key individuals who don’t align with his vision for the platform.

By Eloise Barry

The True Story Behind A Very British Scandal

The show—which airs on Amazon Prime April 20—is a tale of sexual desire and aristocratic excess in 1960s Britain.

By Eloise Barry
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