London
Gordon Brown, Euro-sceptic prime minister?
All change in Her Majesty's kingdom: Scotsman Gordon Brown, 56, replaces Tony Blair at the head of government after ten years of hard loyal service
london, gordon brown, brussels, tony blair, europe, politics, united kingdom
Exit: Downing Street
Northern Ireland highs, Iraq all-time lows - part of the legacy that British Prime Minister Tony Blair leaves after a decade in power, as he steps down on 27 June 2007
london, kosovo, tony blair, europe, politics, united kingdom
London, Berlin and Madrid: cine-pigs
Between 8 and 14 June London hosts the third part of ‘Picture Europe’, the first film festival taking place simultaneously across different European cities
london, cinema, film, festivals, seville, madrid, daniel brühl
Jani Virk: 'Making folklore of Balkan culture led us into a terrible war'
The 45–year-old writer and TV journalist from Ljubliana has lived and worked in Düsseldorf, Chicago and London, and published widely
london, balkans, journalism, slovenia, books, communism, labour
Simon Wheatley – ‘Photography helps me be a simpler person’
Life through the lens: the Magnum photographer, 37, on snapping European youngsters, the decline of local communities and fearing Islam
london, netherlands, interview, simon wheatley, islam, photography, youth
Factories of culture: forging new from old
All over Europe, former industrial buildings are being rebuilt as centres of culture. Residents cherish the special charm of these old factories
london, contemporary art, lifestyle, art market, paris, greece, hungary
The Queen’s servants
Since EU enlargement, more and more young Poles are trying their luck in Great Britain. They work as labourers, wait tables, and hope for a better career
london, enlargement, poland, immigration, integration, society, united kingdom
Olympiad Sacrifices
In London preparations for the 2012 Olympic Games are in full swing. And although the mistakes of the previous Games should be avoided, plenty of problems still lurk in the foreground
Log jam in Banglatown
Youth Unemployment in Tower Hamlets, home of the London Bangladeshi community, reaches 20%. Local government address the problem with mixed results, and reactions
Pop band Guillemots flock south
Guillemots, a new Brit pop band from London, hit the continent with some new pop tunes
Muted Witness
On October 13, the photography exhibition ‘In the Face of History’ opened in London
Urban lizard
London, United Kingdom, Summer 2006
london, photo, photography, culture, society, united kingdom
My beloved Poland
Many Poles have been forced into exile over the centuries, often because of the sufferings endured by their motherland. This has created a veritable diaspora - both multifaceted and influential.
london, warsaw, right-wing, belgium, lech kaczynski, brain drain, ireland
Continental blues
While youths on the continent are living on internship stipends and parental support, in London their counterparts are in secure jobs and earning large paycheques.
london, italy, copenhagen, berlin, united states, internships, labour market
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