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Yasmeen Serhan

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United Kingdom

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  • TIME.com
  • The Atlantic
  • Defense One
  • CityLab
  • GovExec

Past articles by Yasmeen:

Why the New NATO-Ukraine Defense Council Falls Short

The formation of the NUC may be an important step, but is far from the NATO membership Ukraine seeks. → Read More

The Failed Wagner Mutiny and Putin’s Uncertain Fate

Kremlin critic Bill Browder tells TIME that the incident has "totally destroyed" the Russian President's image. → Read More

The Unlikely Winner of Wagner’s Failed Mutiny in Russia

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko has been credited with striking the deal that saved Vladimir Putin—and himself. → Read More

What It's Like in the Palestinian Town Attacked by Israeli Settlers

A deadly rampage this week by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Turmus Ayya has left Palestinians uneasy. → Read More

Why Biden Is Honoring Modi With a State Visit

The move is emblematic of the deepening U.S.-India relationship, and the importance of the Indian American community. → Read More

What It Means to Be European Today

Ben Judah's new book 'This Is Europe' captures the continent at its margins, on its frontlines, and within its ever-changing landscapes. → Read More

What to Know About the Scandal Upending Scottish Politics

An investigation into the Scottish National Party's finances has put the pro-independence party into turmoil. → Read More

Keir Starmer's Plan to End 13 Years of Tory Rule in the U.K.

Keir Starmer spoke to TIME about his path to Parliament, his vision for the U.K., and how he plans to get into power. → Read More

Has Ukraine's Long-Awaited Counteroffensive Finally Begun?

Kyiv remains tight-lipped on its long-anticipated campaign to wrest back control of territory captured by Russia. → Read More

The Real Reason Behind Poland’s New 'Russian Influence Law'

The right-wing government has passed a law that critics say is a guise for targeting the opposition. → Read More

What Erdoğan’s Victory Means for Turkey—and the World

The Erdoğan era lives on after Turkey’s longtime leader emerged victorious in Sunday's runoff election. → Read More

What to Expect From Turkey’s Presidential Runoff

Turkish journalist Nevşin Mengü tells TIME about her expectations for the country's presidential runoff on May 28. → Read More

The Architect of Swiss Neutrality Thinks It's Time for His Country to Take Sides

TIME speaks to Thomas Borer on scrapping the country's longstanding policy of military neutrality. → Read More

The Man Who Wants to Fix Britain

In a rare interview, Keir Starmer—widely seen as the U.K.'s Prime-Minister-in-Waiting—lays out his vision to address the country's social and economic malaise. → Read More

Portraits of Ukraine's Wartime Mothers

As many as 195,000 babies were born in Ukraine last year, according to the United Nations Population Fund. → Read More

The Visual Parallels Between Elizabeth II and Charles III's Coronations

Here are all the biggest similarities and differences between King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II's coronations → Read More

The Golden Spurs Are the Most Unusual Coronation Tradition

The spurs, which feature a Tudor rose and a velvet-covered strap with gold embroidery, are traditionally fastened to a monarch's foot. → Read More

'A Human-Rights Nightmare.' Anti-Monarchy Protesters Have Already Been Arrested at King Charles III's Coronation

The policing of the coronation has already become "a human-rights nightmare," according to civil liberties advocates. → Read More

King Charles III Coronation: Latest Updates

The king, alongside Queen Camilla, were crowned on Saturday. Here’s a rundown of the day's proceedings. → Read More

The Enduring Oddness of King Charles III

The monarch, who will be formally crowned this weekend, is "one of the most eccentric sovereigns" Britain has ever had. → Read More