If he was controversial, it was because he refused to conform. Robert never followed the herd

In a new memoir, journalist Lara Marlowe recalls the life she shared with her former husband

The manufactured outrage unleashed by the Israeli foreign minister’s tweet was something to behold

At the start of the pandemic, Europe and China helped one other. Then the mood changed

The process was Kafkaesque, but I now cannot wait to vote as Citoyenne Marlowe

Paris Letter: Ordinary grief, including pet grief, continues through the pandemic

Tributes have been paid to the veteran journalist and commentator Robert Fisk who has died at the age of 74.

The Independent’s Middle East correspondent, who has died aged 74, had a deep and abiding interest in the history and culture of the region which infused everything he wrote

My love affair with France has been at times irrational, mysterious and unpredictable

Insisting on one standard in a world of double standards makes for difficult moments with friends and allies, but it is easier than twisting in the wind

Lara Marlowe: Parisians watch as 200-year-old spire collapses

My friend did not invent the old journalistic saying ‘never believe anything until it is officially denied’ but he was highly sceptical of government sources, writes Patrick Cockburn

Israel's leaders are demonising the Palestinian people, which is a precursor to ethnic cleansing and genocide, believes a British-Israeli historian and authority on Arab-Israeli conflict

From Flanders, to Gaza, to the frontline in Ukraine, poets foretold their deaths a century apart

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Paris Letter: The French are finding relevance in books about epidemics and confinement

Our Paris Correspondent finds plenty to entertain you during the Covid-19 lockdown

Document aims to heal divisions within Palestinian movement and ease peace process but Netanhayu says: ‘Hamas is attempting to fool the world’

Democratic party must decide if their blind loyalty warrants throwing the election to Trump, or whether they can find the courage to force Biden out

Book review: Lara Marlowe’s beautiful tribute to a great reporter is also a riveting story

Robert Fisk and I often used to discuss the merits and demerits of responding in print to personal attacks on us filled with provable falsehoods. The

Journalist Viktor Dudar could have worked as a military spokesman from the safety of an office, but he wanted to fight invading Russians

Global leaders and especially the U.S. government must understand we cannot save lives in Gaza under these conditions.

Macron’s rival for French presidency would push foreign policy that would sunder West

What will remain after Israel’s fury is spent? Collective punishment is not justice. Scorched earth is not security. Desolation is not peace

American-born woman admitted to the Panthéon at elaborate ceremony in Paris

Our planet is going up in smoke while political powers in Moscow and Washington, Tehran and London are flexing their partisan muscles. We need to choose our own leaders wisely

Nail artists and software engineers among those signing up for weapons training

Russian officials routinely dismiss accounts of rape by Russian soldiers as Ukrainian and western propaganda

Brexit threw Ireland into the arms of France, spawning a relationship that has never been better

Hundreds of thousands will flock to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, searching for the otherworldly peace and tranquility imparted by the paintings of Johannes Vermeer

Lara Marlowe has written more than a mere a biography of Robert Fisk

Villa was site of battle to defend republican ideals

‘I am not going back to Kyiv because I don’t want to hide in the basement’

The story of Rosie sheds light on the plight of the estimated 1,000 people forced into homes

Oleksandra Matviichuk will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Saturday. She sees it as a chance to convince western leaders there can be no peace in Ukraine without justice

Israel’s prime minister stands in the way of the two-state solution that is the US president’s goal

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If this judgment is not heeded, how can Putin ever be held to account? Justice with double standards is no justice at all, says author Steve Crawshaw

In an exclusive BBC interview, the French president said a ceasefire would be in Israel's interest.

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Left independent MEPs travelled to Lithuania twice with Tatjana Ždanoka, who has denied the allegations

Ukrainian film-maker Oleh Sentsov has traded his movie camera for an assault rifle and shoulder-launched missiles

The task of the Palestinian is to audition for empathy and compassion. To prove that we deserve it.

Poles prepare food, offer their homes and provide transport to fleeing families

He’s charismatic, an economic success and a player on the world stage. But that’s not enough to impress the French

Our correspondents on the links between Dublin and the capitals of France and Germany

Ben Smith, Air France-KLM’s first foreign chief executive, is revolutionising the company

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