The UN refugee agency said that in 2021, 32,400 refugees and migrants had made the crossing from Libya to Europe, more than ...

Private Ken Ward-Harvey was lucky to survive his first encounter with the enemy at the Battle of El Alamein in Egypt in 1942.

It’s why the current moment is such a challenge for Trump: Israel’s strikes on Iran lure dreams of a time after an Ayatollah ...

The Founding Fathers, the people who wrote our Constitution, were very concerned about who was to have power in their new country. They had lived under a king whose word was absolute, and they didn’t ...

Libya’s current turmoil cannot be understood without examining its fragmented past: three distinct regions with separate identities, histories, and political trajectories that continue to fuel today’s ...

Make Italy great again: Mussolini’s rise and fall shows how democracy dies ... When the notorious SS leader Heinrich Himmler visited Libya in in 1939, he deemed the Italian colony a successful ...

Benito Mussolini ruled Italy from 1922 until 1943. ... When the notorious SS leader Heinrich Himmler visited Libya in 1939, he deemed the Italian colony a successful model to emulate.

When the notorious SS leader Heinrich Himmler visited Libya in in 1939, he deemed the Italian colony a successful model to emulate. And after Mussolini’s forces aided the Axis invasions of Yugoslavia, ...

In the 1919 Italian elections, Mussolini received so few votes, ... When the notorious SS leader Heinrich Himmler visited Libya in in 1939, he deemed the Italian colony a successful model to emulate.

A decade later, she became Italy’s first female prime minister – and the first to govern from the far right since Mussolini. Today, Italy – with 58 million people and visited by more than ...

With Dictator Mussolini to Libya last week on his first visit since 1926 traveled among other Italian Cabinet members Minister for Press Dino Alfieri, and every dispatch was thoroughly censored.

Italy is one of the last countries in Europe where anti-Semitism might normally be expected to gain much headway. Roughly estimated, one Italian out of a thousand is Jewish -- an exceedingly small ...