Teri Schultz
Baltic states like Latvia are wary of where Trump’s overtures to Russia could lead
President-elect Donald Trump’s friendly overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin has been a troubling development for many in the Baltic states.
After terror attacks, push for better, more centralized intelligence agencies in Europe
The Drug War and Cross-Border Education in New Mexico
A kinder, greener Christmas tradition!
Belgians adopt Christmas trees to rescue them from the ax. But do they really have feelings?
Bugs should be for dinner
Mealworm trail mix and crispy crickets, anyone? Welcome to the meal of the future.
Meet the pilots who fly America's drones
First thing they will tell you is not to call them drones.
More US drones patrolling above border with Mexico
Congress pins hopes of securing US border on unmanned drones.
Dutch ban foreigners from cannabis cafes in Maastricht area
Officials forbid most non-Dutch from cafes as of January 1, 2012; a nation-wide ban could be next.
NATO reacts cautiously to Gaddafi’s death
Secretary General Rasmussen says the mission’s end is “much closer.”
Reducing the social cost of driving
The EU experiments with an innovative system that charges motorists according to driving patterns.
Europe's lessons from 9/11
Human-rights activists say repressive post-9/11 policies create more victims.