Czechs vote for new parliament, wealthy businessman seen as likely next PM
By Petra Vodstrcilova
immigration
EU will cut some money for Turkey as ties sour
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union will cut some of the money earmarked for Turkey to join the bloc, reflecting increasingly sour ties with Ankara but stopping short of killing membership bid of
New Zealand election result stokes housing, migration fears
By Jonathan Barrett and Ana Nicolaci da Costa
EU leaders seek greater reductions in Africa immigration
By Gabriela Baczynska
FIFA to look into changing nationality rules
ZURICH (Reuters) – FIFA is considering an overhaul of the rules which govern players’ eligibility for national teams, including a proposal which would allow them to switch allegiance in certain
German coalition talks: ‘Road to Jamaica is long’
By Madeline Chambers and Joseph Nasr
Mexico tech industry benefits from U.S. anti-immigration stance
By Salvador Rodriguez and Julia Love
Austria’s conservative shift opens path to power for far right
By Francois Murphy and Michael Shields
Hong Kong leader can’t rule out barring even former governor Patten as China flexes muscles
By Venus Wu