Liam Hoare

How an Israeli family conquered the Vienna food scene

Making sense of Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s new Chancellor

‘Kauft Bei Juden!’ (‘Buy From Jews!’) tells the story of how some of Vienna’s Jews became big-time retailers

A plan to build skyscrapers necessitates the demoliltion of the city center’s only shul, which the congregation supports. But England’s heritage lobby feels the new real estate would ‘harm’ Manchester’s character.

And a country escapes, yet again, from the prospect of Norbert Hofer becoming Europe’s first neo-fascist head of state

As the Brexit vote nears, an increasingly xenophobic, anti-immigrant discourse has emerged

By lumping the tragedy of victims of the Pulse night club shooting into a universal narrative of the struggle against radical Islam, we negate the suffering of the LGBT community

Dispatch from Vienna, where a closely contested presidential election may be a bellwether for an increasingly xenophobic Europe

After entering the contest as a joke, PingPong was disavowed by Israeli authorities after a controversial performance

The victory by Hofer—the affable face Austria’s far-right FPÖ Party who ran on an anti-immigration platform—could be a sign of things to come

Contrary to some reports, Alain Finkielkraut’s expulsion by French leftists had less to do with his identity than his politics

Why did Likud invite Heinz-Christian Strache, who has been accused of anti-Semitism in the past?

According to a poll, more than half of French Jews have been threatened because of their religion

Sure, Azerbaijan is tolerant of its Jews. But that’s no reason to excuse the despotic, human rights-violating regime in charge.

Faring better than Europe, but with clouds on the horizon