Video of the incident prompted calls to boycott the budget airline, and British officials promised to raise it in Parliament. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Lodi’s mayor tightened the rules for lunch subsidies, a move that affected immigrant children. The leader of the League, the country’s right-wing governing party, supports her. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
UBS acted after one of its advisers to wealthy clients was not allowed to board a flight home, and was asked to speak with the authorities. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Jez Butterworth’s great, sprawling drama of rural Northern Ireland during the Troubles bares a culture’s contradictions through riveting storytelling. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Although official results are not yet in, exit polls suggested that the ruling Law and Justice Party had not expanded its appeal to the moderates in Poland’s urban areas. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
He was part of a wave of pragmatic Social Democrats who swept to power in Europe in the 1990s. He presided over eight years of economic prosperity. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who signed the nuclear disarmament treaty President Trump plans to withdraw from, called the move a “mistake.” Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
A proposed environmental regulation has become an unlikely source of geopolitical tension, raising concerns about Russian influence over Europe’s food supply. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
The rights organization that organizes the event said that city officials had revoked permission, citing “repair and construction work” at the site. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
As doubts swirled about the Saudi account that the dissident journalist was strangled during a fight, an explanation emerged about the presence of a doctor of forensic medicine at the killing. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Prosecutors said Elin Ersson had violated the Swedish aviation act by remaining standing on takeoff. But she vowed to continue her campaign. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Demonstrators are demanding a new referendum on Britain’s exit from the European Union, though Prime Minister Theresa May has rejected the idea. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
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The monks on an isolated peninsula in Greece have followed the same way of life for more than 1,000 years, but an Athens vs. Moscow diplomatic spat and a tourism onslaught are unsettling its habits. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
A noted advocate for children, she was also a key part of long-running efforts to find the killer of her husband, Sweden’s prime minister. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
Ms. Anthony was one of the few women to explore the espionage genre. “I am basically an entertainer, and I’m very proud of it,” she said. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
In a tenuous victory for Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and his Western allies, Parliament voted to proceed with renaming the country the Republic of North Macedonia. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
The WikiLeaks founder claimed that his longtime hosts at the country’s embassy in London are limiting his contact with the outside world and censoring his speech. Credit: NYTimes.com - Published
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