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Recent genomic research confirms a genetic link between the Huns and the Xiongnu empire, supporting long-held theories of descent. The study reveals that individuals of Hunnic origin share genetic traits …
Scientists Reveal Genetic Connection Between Attila’s Huns and Xiongnu Empire Read More
Alexandria, Cleopatra’s birthplace, is facing a significant rise in building collapses due to coastal erosion and rising sea levels, increasing from one to forty annually over the past decade. Recent …
Rising Sea Levels Lead to Increased Building Collapses in Alexandria Read More
Colombia experiences drastic glacier loss, with six glaciers remaining, primarily in the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy. Local communities depend intricately on these glaciers for water. As climate change accelerates the …
Colombia Faces a Future Without Glaciers: The Impact of Climate Change Read More
This article recounts a personal journey to Argentina, exploring the origins of the author’s marriage amid the Falklands conflict. It highlights the exploration of various regions in Argentina, including Buenos …
A Journey of Love and Discovery: Exploring Argentina from Buenos Aires to Iguazu Read More
Sam Nujoma, the revered “Father of the Nation” and revolutionary leader, passed away at 95, leaving a significant legacy in Namibia’s liberation from colonial oppression. His leadership was critical during …
Sam Nujoma: A Revolutionary Leader in Namibia’s Liberation Struggle Read More
Apple TV+ has released a six-part docuseries, “Vietnam: The War That Changed America,” which commemorates the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon by showcasing personal accounts and archival footage …
Apple TV+ Presents Docuseries on Vietnam War’s Historical Impact Read More
UNESCO has recognized a collection of manuscripts from the 16th century that document pisco production in Peru, reinforcing the country’s claim to the spirit’s origin amid an ongoing dispute with …
UNESCO Confirms Peru’s Claim to Pisco Heritage in Ongoing Chilean Dispute Read More
Simon Chop’s new book “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse: The Spirit of Violence, Revenge, and Conquest” explores South Sudan’s violent history, drawing on his personal refugee experiences. The book …
Simon Chop’s “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse” Unveils South Sudan’s Struggles Read More
Professor Sergio Chavez, an influential anthropologist and archaeologist, has dedicated decades to researching and preserving ancient cultures in the Lake Titicaca Basin of Bolivia. His commitment to community involvement and …
Professor Sergio Chavez: An Archaeologist’s Impact from Peru to Bolivia Read More
During his official visit to Egypt, Gabon’s transitional president, Brice Oligui Nguema, explored significant archaeological sites, including the Grand Egyptian Museum, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, and the Giza …
Gabon’s Transitional President Explores Egypt’s Rich Heritage Read More