America
Japanese princess sacrificed the title and married a boy of not royal blood
Mako is now an ordinary citizen and loses the "dowry" of 1.3 million dollars. What does love not do - and the imperial title falls victim at her feet. The…
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Archeology
Israel Antiquities Authority reports underwater find
Israel Antiquities Authority reports underwater find of 900-year-old sword of a knight-crusader Recently, an Israeli diver discovered ancient objects at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea near Hof HaCarmel, among…
Education
Saladin – the Sultan who survived two crusades
Saladin, or Salahaddin, remains in history as one of the most important and influential Muslim sultans of Egypt and Syria. Moreover, not only does he demonstrate the skills to wage…
ENTERTAINMENT
Abandoned hotel near Kemer, magnetically attracts tourists
Turkey has always amazed tourists and vacationers with its architectural sites, traditional cuisine and amazing nature. But this hotel is the most striking. Abandoned since 2014, it has turned into…
Europe
Churches hit as Myanmar military escalates attacks, while claiming to support Christians
Myanmar's military rulers have continually targeted churches and civilians in predominantly Christian regions where thousands of people have been displaced since their coup on Feb. 1 last year.
Europe
Ukraine hit by ‘massive’ cyber-attack on government websites
The attack came Friday amid high military and diplomatic tensions with Russia. Ukraine has suffered several cyber-attacks in recent years, including against critical infrastructure. About fifteen Ukrainian government sites were…
Interview
FILALIGATE: Exclusive interview with President of the National Bureau of Vigilance Against Antisemitism
Bxl-Media: Mr Ghozlan, you are the President of the National Bureau of Vigilance Against Antisemitism (BNVCA). What can you tell us about the work and objectives of your institution? Sammy…
Europe
UK Borders Bill increases risks of discrimination, human rights violations
A new bill being debated by lawmakers in the United Kingdom increases the risk of discrimination and “serious human rights violations” and breaches the country's obligations under international law, five…
Events
The first Roma television in Bulgaria is launched today
On the day when we celebrate the Roma New Year - Bango Vasil, the first Roma television in our country started in the town of Teteven. St. Basil's Day or…
Environment
Amazing discovery – bacteria can walk
Many non-drug infections are caused by bacterial biofilms - clusters of bacteria that live in and around us and are extremely resistant to external influences. These biofilms have a great…