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The ancient amphitheater in Milan becomes a green archeological park
Archeology
City officials plan to turn this long-forgotten ancient site into a major attraction The ancient amphitheater in Milan is being turned into a green archeological park under a 1.5m-euro restoration…
Christianity
The national holiday of the Republic of Bulgaria on March 3 (national holiday since 1990). On March 3 [February 19, old style], 1878 was signed the San Stefano Peace Treaty…
Archeology
The unique document/artifact found in Plovdiv (Bulgaria) - a micro-copy of the American Constitution engraved on a metal (aluminum) plate, which dates back to the era of the First Constitutional…
Editor's choice
The ancient Christian city of Feodosia, sometimes called Theodosia, in today's Simferopol and Crimean dioceses is a resort town in present-day southern Ukraine, the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Feodosia, in…
Society
Tsars and their deeds, destructive wars and scientific discoveries, complex geopolitics and ingenious diplomacy - these are all "dishes" for well-fed gourmets. Most people are concerned about questions: how much…
ENTERTAINMENT
Seyed Afshin Mobasher, also known as "Hercules of Iran", showed his strength in Tehran by pulling a 43-tonne MD (McDonnell Douglas) plane at 14.72 meters in 36 seconds, according to…
Culture
Just days ago, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II celebrated the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne on her platinum anniversary. This makes her the longest living monarch in the…
International
This will happen at the express request of Queen Elizabeth II, who put an end to years of uncertainty The Duchess of Cornwall Camilla will be crowned Queen Consort when…
Charities
Giving these two deep low-pressure systems friendly names has done little to disguise their destructive power. With wind gusts reaching 90 miles per hour in some parts of the UK,…
News
Star-filled skies are one of the most magical sights our countryside has to offer. But research shows that light pollution from buildings and roads is leaving fewer stars than ever…
