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Emily Rauhala

Emily Rauhala

Staff Writer, Foreign News at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Canada
  • Europe
  • Foreign Affairs
  • Health & Medicine
  • International News
  • North America
  • South America
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Europe needs to be stronger, not a U.S. ‘vassal,’ says France’s Macron

Emmanuel Macron outlined his vision for Europe, including plans to bolster defense production and expand industrial policy to stand against Russia and compete with economic superpowers.
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E.U. sets precedent with plan to use profits from frozen Russian as...

Since the earliest weeks of Russia’s war in Ukraine, Western allies have debated how to make the Kremlin pay without exposing themselves to legal challenges.
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Can a precocious prime minister hold off a far-right phenom in France?

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has been deployed to counter Jordan Bardella and a far-right surge ahead of European Parliament elections.
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Netherlands’ hard-right coalition chooses former spy chief as PM

For the Netherlands, a new government will mark the end of Mark Rutte’s long tenure as prime minister and a sharp shift to the right.
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Blinken opens the door to attacks with U.S. weapons deeper inside R...

After President Biden said that Ukraine could use donated U.S. weapons for limited strikes on targets in Russia, Berlin quickly followed suit.
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France, allies to ‘finalize’ plan to send military trainers to Ukraine

Allies have been cautious about having personnel in Ukraine to avoid directly engaging in a war against Russia.
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Battered by far right, France’s Macron bets big on risky snap election

Macron may figure that voters are angry at him, but are not truly prepared to allow a far-right prime minister to head a new French government.
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Outgoing Dutch leader Mark Rutte looks set to become NATO chief

Known for his direct manner and pragmatic approach, Rutte was seen by allies as the right leader to potentially work with Trump should he be elected.
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A revived NATO marks 75 years, but political uncertainty clouds its...

President Biden hosts a celebratory alliance summit in Washington, but the specter of Trump and right-wing populism in Europe looms over the proceedings.
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Where have Ukrainian refugees gone?

Countries that had limited numbers of refugees from Syria and other countries in 2015 and 2016 have been far more welcoming to Ukrainians in the last four months.
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How your holiday diamond may be funding Russia’s war

About one-third of world’s diamonds come from Russia, earning the Kremlin at least a billion dollars a year as it wages war in Ukraine.