Economy
The institutionalisation of European colonial imperialism from the 15th century onwards led to two main unequal developments – (1) the subordination of the colonised to the metropole, and (2) –...
Economy
More than 95 per cent of the children in EU countries attend early childhood education, leaving very few of them without schooling, because of different reasons (European Commission 2025). Globally,...
History
Canaan (Hebrew: כְּנַעַן Kəna‘an – “submissive, subject”) was the son of Ham and grandson of Noah (Gen. 9:18). After Ham’s disrespect for Noah, the latter pronounced a curse not on...
History
When Galileo died in 1642, the Catholic Church flatly refused to allow him to be buried in consecrated ground because of his heretical theories at the time More than 380...
History
What Jesus Probably Ate in First-Century Galilee No historical source gives a complete list of what Jesus of Nazareth ate. Yet the Gospels, Jewish texts, archaeology and food historians offer...
History
Peter the Great always knew Menshikov to be a vile and thieving man. But they had been close since their youth. Peter had caught Menshikov red-handed, pulled his hair, and...
History
On April 14, 1912, during its first and only voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, the Titanic collided with an iceberg near the island of Newfoundland and sank. For its time,...
History
Few people know that the real Pentagon, the original one, is located in Italy, about sixty kilometers northwest of Rome. Yes, the first building in the world to receive this...
Archeology
When in 330 BC the army of Alexander the Great captured the capitals of the Achaemenid Empire, it seemed that ancient Persia was finally destroyed. The palace in Persepolis was...
