The settlers in Hebron are widely regarded as the enemies of peace. That's why I, as an Egyptian, decided it was essential to get to know them.
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The settlers in Hebron are widely regarded as the enemies of peace. That's why I, as an Egyptian, decided it was essential to get to know them.
Faced with soaring unemployment and the lack of prospects, many educated young Hungarians are being drawn to the radical right. But will it give them the better future they seek?
Home-grown terrorism in Norway, a resumption of border controls in Denmark and an increasingly immigration-weary Sweden. Is right-wing politics taking hold in the once-tolerant Nordic countries?
Why is there no prominent far-right party in Spain? Well, there is and there isn't.
This Chronikler special report seeks to cast a much-needed spotlight on far-right extremism, and seeks to explore the social, political, economic and cultural factors behind this troubling phenomenon
Mick Hucknall's admission that he slept with thousands of women shatters one ginger stereotype, but discrimination against redheads goes way back.
Among the most hated people in Europe, Roma are treated as second-class citizens. Nikolaj Nielsen spent some time with a Roma family.
Islamophobia is common in western society, so the classroom is a good place to start combating it.
Belgium's effort to ban the face veil is a statement of female empowerment and a vote against religious fundamentalism.
