Thousands of migrants and refugees living in makeshift camps in the French port city of Calais are making nightly attempts to enter the Channel Tunnel freight terminal in a bid to reach Britain. The French government has deployed riot police and extra security around the tunnel, but that didn't deter 1,700 people from making the attempt on Sunday night, according to a French police union. The unio
One day after the attack on Charlie Hebdo, far right activists and Christian fundamentalists demonstrate in Lyon against the Islamisation of France. Photograph: Serge Mouraret/Demotix/Corbis One day after the attack on Charlie Hebdo, far right activists and Christian fundamentalists demonstrate in Lyon against the Islamisation of France. Photograph: Serge Mouraret/Demotix/Corbis
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Anders Behring Breivik longed to live in a different Norway than the one he got. But in literature, if not in life, there exists a Norway that the anti-Muslim extremist, accused of the countryâs largest massacre since the Second World War, might appreciate: a country pure and rugged and unto itself, unspoiled by Marxists and Muslims and multiculturalists and modernity. This Norway appears in the e
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Europe's mainstream political parties are engaged in a worsening feud over how to deal with the growing power of extreme rightwing anti-immigrant movements. Amid a backlash against immigration that has shaken Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden in recent months, governments of the centre-right or centre-left appear at a loss to counter the appeal of extremist populists who have moved from
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