A Spanish Mosque's Ties To Terror
Suspects in two terror attacks in Spain had ties to one specific mosque on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
Europe
The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Could Be In Trouble
The U.S. says Russia is violating the treaty and some Republicans want to respond by developing a new missile. But arms control experts say that could spur a nuclear arms race and isn't necessary.
French Cigarette Sellers Protest Government Price Hike
In France, the owners of licensed tobacco stores are protesting against the government's plans to raise cigarette prices.
British Prime Minister Theresa May Trying To Maintain Control Over Conservative Party
May planned to use her speech at the Conservative Party conference to reassert her leadership after a disappointing June election — but her less-than-stellar performance might have made things worse.
Britain's Theresa May Had To Give A Major Speech. It Didn't Go Well
Many things went wrong during the prime minister's speech in Manchester on Wednesday: She had coughing fits, a prankster handed her a pink slip and a party slogan behind her fell apart.
Torture Videos Found On Danish Inventor's Computer, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors also said the body of reporter Kim Wall, who died aboard Peter Madsen's submarine and washed ashore later, was riddled with stab wounds. The bizarre case has captivated Denmark for weeks.
News Brief: Trump In Las Vegas, Gun Control, Theresa May's Troubles
President Trump is traveling to Las Vegas Wednesday after Sunday's mass shooting. Also, Democrats are pushing for measures related to gun control, and Theresa May's conservative party is in disarray.
Spain's King Condemns Catalan Leaders
Spain's King Felipe VI has criticized the actions of Catalan leaders ahead of an expected unilateral declaration of independence by the secessionist government in Catalonia.
Independence Referendum In Catalonia Raises Questions For The Rest Of Europe
NPR's Robert Siegel speaks with Anton La Guardia, Deputy Foreign Editor of The Economist, about how what's happening in Catalonia may affect the European Union.
Violence Breaks Out During Catalan Independence Referendum
About 1,000 people were injured during Sunday's voting in Spain's Catalonia region. Spain considers the vote illegal, and hundreds of people were injured when the national police tried to stop it.