A new book chronicles the winter of 1933, when nations began to turn inward toward nationalism and isolationism and the world edged closer to war again.

A hard Brexit could increase a four-person family's grocery bill £20.98 per week, and possibly up to as much as £50.98 per week, research shows.

Metabolites in urine samples allowed researchers to discern whether people in Europe were wealthy or at risk of poverty. The key is diet.

Research finds that people "living near concentration camps... were more likely to conform to the beliefs system of the regime. And we think this was because of cognitive dissonance."

Archaeologists are illustrating parallels between the WWII era and today by finding and documenting objects left behind by modern-day refugees in Croatia.

A new book digs into how corrupt politicians cheat in elections in Hungary and Romania, and its far more than just buying votes.

DNA analysis offers clues to the brutal deaths and respectful burial evident in a 5,000-year-old mass grave.

The EU is really strict about genetically modified crops, but do the arguments about risk and unnaturalness hold water? A new paper says no.

"We haven't previously seen this overlap between street gangs and politicized violence."