Peter Conradi

The summer season is in full swing on the Côte d’Azur and the car park in front of Monte Carlo’s grand 19th-century casino is full of glistening Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Bentleys. In one of the casino’s richly decorated baroque halls, a trio of young wannabe James Bonds in evening wear are playing

A pro-Kremlin populist has won power in Slovakia after tapes surfaced of liberals planning to rig the vote. But the ‘conversation’ was an AI fabrication

Huge numbers are pouring into one of Europe’s most crowded countries. With a general election scheduled this month, the issue is reshaping Dutch politics — what could Britain learn from how it tackles the crisis?

Non-westerners are being forced out of their homes in a programme of forced gentrification that appears to have cut voters’ worries about asylum seekers

Six youngsters in France have been convicted of their roles in the savage killing of Samuel Paty after false accusations generated a storm online

Robert Badinter, who died on February 9 aged 95, helped to abolish the death penalty in France four decades ago. The bloody aftermath of a prison siege in 1971 was his tipping point

The widow of Alexei Navalny has directly accused President Putin of killing her husband, adding that she believed he was poisoned with the Russian nerve agent novichok.“They are now hiding his body

Wanted terrorist Daniela Klette was arrested a month ago — but her alleged Red Army Faction accomplices Burkhard Garweg and Ernst-Volker Staub are still on the run

Paola Cortellesi, director of There’s Still Tomorrow, says attitudes must change to prevent violence, even femicide

Teachers are tackling smartphone screen time — with exercise as punishment — and many teenagers welcome the hardline plan to break their addiction