On April 12, 1861, the American Civil War began in the United States. Historians still debate its underlying causes even in the 21st century.

Growing out of tribal militias in one of the poorest countries in the world, the group is capable of harming international trade, artificially driving up oil prices, and imposing its agenda on key powers. And there are always buyers for these services among the Houthis.

The question is not whether migrant crime exists in Europe. The question is whether it poses as much of a threat as people say.

We examine why "statists" and "patriots" are so painfully sensitive to the version of the Norman origin of the rulers of the Russian state — and how this affects modern Russian politics