Education
Aurelian: The Emperor Who Saved Rome
Lucius Domitius Aurelian, better known simply as Aurelian, was a Roman emperor who ruled from 270 to 275. His story is like a Hollywood movie and is worth watching. Born…
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Europe
Shame on the EU! 15th month without EU Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief is over
In the meantime, the Council of Europe appoints a Secretary General’s Special Representative on antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred, and all forms of religious intolerance 15 months after the end of the…
News
The War that was waiting to happen, yet Europe is barely watching
Pakistan and Afghanistan's conflict along the Durand Line, drawn by British officials over a century ago, erupted on February 27, 2026. This colonial border, contested by nationalism and exploited by…
International
Spanish city named Europe’s best destination for 2026
The Spanish capital was named the best destination in Europe for 2026 by European Best Destinations, which has published an annual ranking of the continent’s cities since 2009. After an…
Europe
Europe at a Crossroads: Security, Migration, and the Challenge of Social Cohesion
Europe stands at a crossroads as debates over Migration, Security, and European Identity intensify. The rise of the “Fortress Europe” narrative and expanding support for Right-Wing Populism reflect economic anxieties…
Archeology
Nabonidus
By V. V. Minaeva Nabonidus [Akkadian - "[the god] Nabu is exalted"], the last king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, reigned from 556 to 539 BCE and was overthrown by the…
Charities
Mustachioed Heroes: Specially Trained Rats Save People
A project that could change the way disaster relief operations are carried out was unveiled in Antalya. Specially trained African rats, called "hero rats", will be used to search for…
News
Trump’s subliminal message in Davos “I am the UN, the new UN in action”
HISTORY is opening a new page to be dominated by private businesses with more power than a number of UN member states. What will be the place of human rights?…
Christianity
Athos after the fall of Byzantium
During the Ottoman era, Athos remained under the patronage (though not always unselfish) of the Turkish sultans, which allowed the Holy Mountain to retain at least some of its former…