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"I do not divide people because of their genital organs," said the 86-year-old feminist icon.

Holding a political figure for making disparaging remarks, Selahattin Demirtaş says, is evidence of how Erdogan has replaced democracy with a repressive one-party state.

Tim Flach's striking portraits of animals sought to highlight the similarities between humans and the natural world. In his latest work, he used the same method to draw attention to our effects on it.

Nigel Farage turned Britain inward, transforming Europe. He's just getting started.

Millions of Polish Jews died during the Holocaust. Who is to blame?

Eliot Higgins, the man behind Bellingcat, talks to Newsweek about Syria, chemical weapons and Russian disinformation.

The prime minister has portrayed himself as his country's savior, protecting Christian Europe against the Muslim hordes.

Abolitionist arguments may be controversial—but they deserve to be heard.

The island nation's government ousted Mohamed Nasheed in 2012, now they are facing calls for a boycott of the tourism industry.

Paul Lendvai's biography of the Hungarian leader is sobering reading.

In a new biography of the Palestinian leader, Grant Rumley and Amir Tibon paint a sobering image of the 82-year-old.

Hamas and Fatah have been estranged since fighting a civil war in 2007.

Three years since he left Egypt for a life Scandinavia, the 30-year-old musician is heading home.

Monday's attack targeted worshippers from an institution with a proud history of fighting violent extremism.

On social media, people reported being told to go into bars and restaurants and and take cover under tables.

Yusaku Maezawa paid a record price for a work by the Brooklyn born artist.