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Incarcerated by a Greek dictator, narrowly escaping the Nazis in occupied France, and tried and convicted of aiding the Algerian revolution in the Netherlands in 1961: never a dull moment for the well-dressed revolutionary Mihalis Raptis. Hall Greenland has written a sympathetic but critical biography of the man better known as Michel Pablo, long-time secretary of the Fourth International.

One day last summer General Sir Archibald Percival Wavell called threeof his officers into the Cairo headquarters of the Imperial Army of theNile. He was…

Although France initially supported Rabat's autonomy plan in 2007, Paris has recently resisted taking a clear position on the Western Sahara dispute.

The fugitive murder suspect who escaped custody after pepper spraying a Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office deputy during a trip to a West Bank Hospital on Sunday likely faked injuries to

Take a big bite out of the West Bank on March 9 when the University of Holy Cross holds its annual crawfish boil cook-off from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

With just days into holy month of Ramadan, Algeria has finally inaugurated world’s third-largest Africa’s largest mosque

Five years ago last week, people filled the streets of Algiers to protest then President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s plan to run for a fifth term, in a march that launched the Hirak, Algeria’s biggest proreform movement in decades.

The man accused of murder who escaped from Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office earlier this week has been arrested by New Orleans police, according to online jail records.

Police say 51-year-old Leon Ruffin was arrested without incident Tuesday afternoon.

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