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After 53 years compiling The Observer’s beloved weekly Azed crossword, Jonathan Crowther is going monthly. He tells us about the art of the perfect clue and the community of puzzlers ...

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The Holy Inquisitions of the Catholic Church began in the 12th century and were created to root out and punish heresy throughout Europe and even the Americas. Spanning several hundred years and ...

Fraudsters sold fake Sephardic citizenship for cash, say Spanish police Six people in Málaga were accused of exploiting a law intended for genuine descendants of Jews expelled from Spain.

In a world overwhelmed by conflict, overstimulation, and emotional fatigue, Bárbara Alegre’s paintings offer a rare counterpoint: stillness, softness, and sincere connection.