Modern archeological research has revealed evidence of a reverse migration of Anglo-Saxons from Britain in the first half of the 6th century. This is also supported by two medieval literary sources.

As political extremism, identity tensions, and migration concerns intensify, the Cambridge Festival (March 19 – April 4) ...

So, we do see evidence of the Anglo-Saxon migration, I think clear evidence of that. But it certainly wasn't the case that they replaced existing populations. They contributed to the DNA of modern ...

Merz has four to five years not just to breathe new life into his party, but to ensure the country’s traditional political ...

To an extent, the views brought together by the ARC are an Anglo-Saxon phenomenon ... power could be used – and fast – to limit migration, cut government waste, and protect domestic industry.

With international politics in flux, three leading historians give their views on the most consequential election in a ...

Voters are heading to the polls in Germany, in an election which is being closely watched across Europe and in the United States. Polling stations opened their doors at 8am local time (7am UK), with ...

One theory about its popularity among Saxons is how – alongside its anti-migration, pro-deportation ... relates that in spring 1945 “Anglo-American bombers obliterated” the city, which ...

After World War II, 'People understood that if they had allowed more immigrants into the United States, many of them wouldn't ...

Her intended readers are not White Anglo Saxon subjects occupying the urban landscapes of ... be embedded in the populist imagination sans context and colonial histories of migration. Navigating ...