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The PKK terrorist group has been infiltrating European countries by exploiting the legal gaps and vague policies to recruit militants and finance its...

The wrenching film follows survivor Marion Deichmann as she returns to her native France to retrace both family tragedy and her own path to safety.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

A unique account of the Holocaust through the eyes of an African woman deported to Auschwitz.

Gordon Prigent is believed to be one of just four Channel Island residents who was sent to a Nazi concentration camp on the island of Alderney, which was under German control during the Second World War

Influential psychologist who studied how people make decisions and changed the way economists think

As many as 60% still ask for paper receipts, despite a new law making them opt-in only

Daniel Kahneman, who has died aged 90, was a psychologist who shared the 2002 Nobel Prize in economics, with Vernon Smith, for work carried out with Amos Tversky which revealed the inadequacy of the most basic assumptions made by economists – that man is a rational being – and led to the creation of a new strand of economic thinking, behavioural economics; he also had interesting things to say about Brexit.

A Romanian Jew who became a French intellectual, Benjamin Fondane was a man of many parts.

This article from the CNT-AIT of France looks at the connections between the Makhnovshchina and the anarchist revolution in Spain.