An Avignon courthouse has become a site of pilgrimage for French women seeking catharsis and community

The Kremlin is in an awkward position, striving to curtail reputational damage but already making inroads with the rebels in Damascus

The country is now free, yet some remain trapped in the past

‘Hybrid warfare’ in Bialowieza brings trash, violence and death to a fragile ecosystem

The Kremlin is in an awkward position, striving to curtail reputational damage but already making inroads with the rebels in Damascus

Foreign women who experience sexual abuse must fight against overbearing institutions and discriminatory attitudes to find safety and justice

New Lines reports exclusively on the details leading up to the city's stunning capture

In Svalbard, near the North Pole, a global community has flourished, but its overseers in Oslo are now challenging the status quo