Russian and Egyptian officials opened an international Russian Language Conference in Cairo this week, bringing together ...
Zahi Hawass Foundation Launches Youth Archaeology Awareness Campaign In Aswan. As part of efforts to promote archaeological ...
From the blog of Grant Arthur Gochin at The Times of Israel ...
Heron of Alexandria was an important ancient Greek inventor of mechanical devices whose inventions included the first steam ...
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Father-son behind Bondi beach terror ‘linked’ to Wissam Haddad, the radical anti-Jew Islamic preacher
Australian police investigating if the mass shooters of Indian origin had ISIS links and were inspired by Haddad's lectures ...
Dr. Bob Nicholson joins WIRED to answer the internet's most intriguing queries about Victorian England. How did people ...
Daouda Bitie, Burkina Faso's Ambassador to China, described Shanxi as a pivotal hub in practical China-Africa cooperation. He ...
When the healthcare landscape evolves faster than the workforce that supports it, the urgency to rethink health sciences ...
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Man removes object from sea turtle's flipper
That must have felt like such a relief! Ukraine does not need a 'lecture on democracy,' Nobel Peace Prize laureate tells ...
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Death of the department store? Maybe not — Flagler Museum reminds us why we still show up to shop
Debuting during the busy holiday season, new exhibit ‘May I Help You, Madame?’ shows how society’s love affair with department stores began.
By David Brooks and Thomas L. Friedman Produced by Derek Arthur We’re living in a strange moment. According to the columnist ...
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