Video: Pirate-hunting headquarters

Teri Schultz - European Union - November 20, 2009 16:03 ET

The EU's anti-piracy Operation Atalanta fields distress calls from the Gulf of Aden and sees some success.

Back to the Azores: a brand-new world

Ken Shulman - Europe - November 20, 2009 10:25 ET

The reverse flow of migration to this small chain of Portuguese islands is a modern marvel.

A renewable energy lobby seeks power in Brussels

Paul Ames - Global Green - November 19, 2009 21:00 ET

The European Renewable Energy Council thinks renewables could supply 100 percent of Europe's future energy needs.

What feta and reindeer meat have in common

Paul Ames - European Union - November 13, 2009 08:53 ET

Serbs become the latest to worry that their ethnic cuisine will be registered by an EU country.

Bye-bye Blair; hello, who?

Teri Schultz - European Union - November 6, 2009 19:43 ET

The EU is trying to decide what kind of personality it wants for the new position of president.

"Ram pulp" with a side of polenta

Paul Hockenos - Europe - November 5, 2009 11:49 ET

To enjoy restaurants in the new Bucharest you have to get past the menus.

Italy, the CIA and rendition

Michael Moran - Diplomacy - November 4, 2009 15:56 ET

Analysis: What Wednesday's stunning verdict in Rome means for the "War on Terror".

Why Poland has soured on Afghanistan

Jan Cienski - Poland - November 4, 2009 06:46 ET

A recent poll found 77 percent of Poles want their troops withdrawn.

The EU foreign service is still a mystery

Teri Schultz - European Union - October 29, 2009 17:12 ET

But some allege that it is being planned in secret.

China, China everywhere

Thomas Mucha - Commerce - October 24, 2009 08:49 ET

We're all living in China's world now. How's your Mandarin?

Europe's capital studies China

Paul Ames - BeNeLux - October 21, 2009 06:27 ET

For the next few months Brussels will teem with Chinese art and culture, with a tea house to boot.

The Moroccans of San Nicola Varco

Fulvio Paolocci - Italy - October 19, 2009 08:02 ET

Italian immigration law has left the future unclear for hundreds of Moroccans living in a squalid shantytown.

A Big Mona with fries?

Mort Rosenblum - France - October 16, 2009 09:13 ET

Escoffier, Brillat-Savarin and, yes, Julia Child would turn over in their graves at the state of French food.

Romania mired in political instability

Sinziana Demian - Europe - October 15, 2009 15:46 ET

From students to seniors, Romanians worry about their jobs, currency and future.

Somali migrants chased to Athens' streets

Nicole Itano - Europe - October 15, 2009 09:28 ET

It ain't over till Vaclav Klaus sings

Teri Schultz - European Union - October 9, 2009 19:34 ET

The Irish have given their all-important "aye" to the Lisbon Treaty, but another obstacle exists: the anti-EU Czech president.

Moldova, where Lenin still stands

David L. Stern - Europe - October 9, 2009 06:07 ET

How the Communist Party has held on to Moldovans' votes.

After getting to "yes," who will head the EU?

Michael Goldfarb - Worldview - October 6, 2009 17:57 ET

Analysis: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair plots a course to take the job as EU President.

Merkel's aura of mystery

Cameron Abadi - Germany - October 4, 2009 08:03 ET

Germans re-elected Angela Merkel, but how well do they know her?

Analysis: Obama strikes a tough tone on Iran

C.M. Sennott - Worldview - September 30, 2009 18:50 ET

But the diplomacy needed to get Iran to halt its nuclear program will require more than tone.

The EU’s new “president” and “foreign minister”

J Clive Matthews, Author, "Nosemonkey's EUtopia" blog - European Union - November 20, 2009 13:16 ET

So, it’s looking like it’s lightweight, little-known Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy for the President of the European Council, and lightweight, little-known Baroness Ashton...