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Middle Eastern history repeats itself or maybe it doesn’t?
If there is a lesson to be drawn from the Gaza war, it is that history repeats itself: hardliners on both sides of the...
Israel-Hamas conflict: A notion of belonging beyond National Security
With the escalating conflict between the Palestinian group Hamas and Israeli force, many of Israeli's allies including the USA, a number of European states,...
On Bosnian Identity and The Violence of Ideology and Politics Over Historical and Scientific Facts
Attacks on the statehood of Bosnia and Herzegovina are intensifying. They started in 1992 with the neighboring states' armed aggression, and now new forces...
Art Treasures And Where They Belong
The British Museum in London is famous for many of its exhibits. It is also visual evidence of an era when Britain was the...
The Impact of Cultural and Religious Differences on Ethnic Conflict: A Case Study of Alawites in Syria
Alawites are the ethnic and religious minority in Syria which comprise 12-15 percent about 2 million of the Syrian population. As far as the...
The Artificial Intelligence which looks back to the past: The development of contemporary archaeology
In recent years the advent of Artificial Intelligence has revolutionised the field of archaeology. This cutting-edge technology is reshaping the way we discover and...
The Republic of Somaliland: A Struggle for Recognition, Sovereignty and Stability in the Horn of Africa
Somaliland, officially known as the Republic of Somaliland is a self-declared sovereign state located in the Horn of Africa on the south coast of...
American History is an extension of Atlantic History
American history is an extension of Atlantic history at large. The Atlantic region reinforced and shaped the past chronology and present history of the...
Cuba Libre or “Cuba” Mentirita: The Story of a Cocktail and of the Cuban Soul
Everyone has heard of the Cuba Libre, potentially the most popular mixed drink in the world, consisting of rum and Coke. However, few are...
Europe’s ancient languages shed light on a great migration and weather talk
Early tongues in Europe offer new information about one of history’s greatest migratory treks and climate vocabulary.
By ALI JONES
Painstaking archaeological exploration is a familiar,...