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Who gets to be remembered under France's contentious 'memory laws'?

In France, 24 April is a national day of remembrance for the Armenian genocide of 1915, when Ottoman troops killed hundreds of thousands of Armenians. Other groups who were victimised want their plight…

Plan by Spain to stop popular Golden Visa scheme is branded 'absolutely crazy' by Brit expats who say the policy change has come 'completely out of the blue'

Currently, the Golden Visa scheme permits non-EU citizens who invest a minimum of £429,000 in Spanish property to live and work in the country for three years.

Remembering France's Minister of Justice Who Was Shaped by Holocaust Past

Robert Badinter obituary: French justice minister who dismantled the guillotine and decriminalised homosexuality

‘The nation owes him a lot,’ said president Emmanuel Macron

Robert Badinter, Holocaust survivor who secured the 1981 abolition of the death penalty in France – obituary

Robert Badinter, who has died aged 95, was the Minister of Justice who in 1981 secured the abolition of France’s death penalty – having campaigned for the reform since witnessing a criminal he had defended being guillotined nine years before.