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Category: Civilization

Spain & The ‘Special’ Law

Spain became the first country in Europe to pass a Law related to Paid Menstrual Leave for women on February 16, 2023. In a rare first, such a law has […]

On Crossing The Scary Threshold

Antarctic sea ice is gradually melting, hitting its lowest levels ever recorded in February 2023. Never before has there been so little ice in the Antarctic sea. Scientists have expressed […]

On The Verge Of Disappearing

Masako Mori, a senior adviser to Fumio Kishida, the Prime Minister of Japan, recently expressed serious concern over the rapidly declining population of his country, saying that the Asian nation […]

‘Skirmishes’ In The Global Village

Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin‘s decision to invade Ukraine shocked and terrified the entire world on February 24, 2022. A year has passed since then. At that period of time, […]

Site For Lavish Roman Banquets Found

Archaeologists recently discovered an ancient hall in Italy. Researchers at the Oriental University of Naples have claimed that an Emperor and people, with higher social positions, used to organise parties […]

Pan-Asianism: Lacking A Consensus

The concept of Pan-Asianism is an old, as well as varied, one. However, the inherent contradictions of Pan-Asianism have hindered its successful implementation in Politics. The fascination of great Indian […]

On Constructing History

William Dalrymple (born William Hamilton-Dalrymple on March 20, 1965), the New Delhi-based Scottish historian, curator, photographer, broadcaster and critic, believes that it is sometimes important to re-examine history, but with […]

Not ‘Royal’, But…

Tourists arrive in Egypt from different parts of the globe, mainly to see the pyramids. The transcontinental country, spanning the northeast corner of Africa and southwest corner of Asia via […]

Beyond The Fifth World

The World of Fantasy used to exist only in science fiction half a century ago. The evolution of Science and Technology has actualised that fiction in the last five decades, […]