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Dance and games offer glimpses of life – and death – in ancient Italy

Tomb and urn images shed light on the intricacies of Etruscan and Roman civilisation at least 2 000 years ago, reviving it for modern...

Foreign policy of Military Dictator General Ayub Khan

The set of principles shaped by a country’s government to establish relations with the outer world is referred as foreign policy. The Foreign policy...

Lesseps, The Suez Canal And Some Takeaways

Anyone could be forgiven for not having heard of Ferdinand de Lesseps -- a French engineer, he was obsessed with shortening travel distances to...

Partial victory as well as partial loss is not an answer

Thousands of wars and millions of deaths, Earth has faced dramatic turns that we can witness throughout the history. Each and every battle brought...

Cultural Heritage of Pakistan and its Impact on Economy

Cultural heritage has huge importance for a country’s development.  It provides economical gains, protects a state’s identity, and pride, and reminds people of their...

The French Senate and the Assyrian Genocide Resolution

The world watched melancholy as the number of deaths from the massive earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria climbed to over 35,000. Efforts of...

A Tragedy for an Historic City

With over 46,000 dead, the Turkey-Syrian earthquake is the worst in living memory for the two countries.  Unfortunately, it struck early in the morning...

A Brief History of British Imperialism in India

The British Empire The British Empire or Kingdom was an imperial entity that changed the global order in every way imaginable. The Kingdom of Great...

Are we going into another economic recession? What history tells us

An economic recession or depression is a period of economic decline, typically characterized by a decline in the gross domestic product (GDP), high unemployment,...

Russia’s Support for Terrorism: A Carry-Over of Soviet Policy

During the Cold War, the Kremlin was a supporter of foreign terrorism, in order to destabilize enemy governments or to further Moscow’s policy objectives....

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On July 6, 2026, a London judge did something...

Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....
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