America
Five interesting facts about the kiss
In ancient Egypt, they knew nothing about kissing. It is possible that Queen Cleopatra, known for her victories over men, never really kissed. Only if Caesar did not teach her…
ENTERTAINMENT
Lafontaine – the cheerful illustrator of dark human morals
On July 8, 1621, exactly 4 centuries ago, Jean de Lafontaine was born. There is no person who has not read a fable of his at least once in his…
News
Lithuanian Colonel: Migrants cross the border with Belarus day and night
In Lithuania, on July 9, members of the Parliamentary Committee for National Security and Defense visited the Druskininkai outpost to assess the situation. MP Dovile Shakalene said that some migrants…
Archeology
Scientists fought over this secret for 300 years: the grave of Bohdan Khmelnitsky was found
In ancient Subotov, Cherkasy region, a crypt that belonged to hetman Bohdan Khmelnitsky was excavated under the Ilyinsky church, archaeological excavations are still continuing.
Archeology
Scientists have found out what the pharaoh Akhenaten actually looked like
With the help of digital reconstruction, scientists have restored the face of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten, who most likely was the father of Tutankhamun, writes “Around the world. Ukraine".
Archeology
Scientists have discovered a mysterious medieval cathedral in Africa
Polish archaeologists working in Dongol, Sudan have discovered the ruins of the largest medieval church in Nubia. According to researchers, this building could have been the residence of the archbishop,…
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ECHR
Athens Mental Health Summit – Ministers and representatives renew commitment to prioritize mental health in the WHO European Region
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mental health issues, which already affected millions, with the impact likely to be felt for years to come. At a high-level summit organized by WHO/Europe…
Archeology
Carved deer bone: archaeologists have found the oldest work of art
In the Saxon Eichornhele cave, archaeologists have found so far the oldest example of Neanderthal abstract art - a 51,000-year-old deer bone statuette. It is reported by Nature Ecology &…
Environment
Smokers pollute the environment the most
Smokers, who number about 1.3 billion people worldwide, improperly emit about 4.5 trillion cigarette butts a year, and they are the most polluting things on the planet. The data are…
News
“A little alive.” What happens to the brain and body of a person after death?
Each of us knows that sooner or later he will die. But it turns out that even after death, the human body is capable of showing signs of life. Some…