French Nuclear Testing in Algeria
Though widely neglected in history lessons about global nuclear armament, France very quickly became something of a nuclear heavyweight in the early...
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The World’s Most Sustainable Buildings
Since the turn of the century, a bold mixture of innovation and governance have propelled architecture into a whole new sphere of creating buildings that both...
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European Conquest and the Spread of Disease...
While Europe suffers as the latest epicenter of COVID-19 - a disease imported from Asia - in the past it was Europeans who brought with them diseases that...
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The New Silk Road: Economic Imperialism in the...
Beijing’s multibillion dollar Belt and Road Initiative - a so-called "Chinese Marshall Plan" - is a state-backed campaign for global dominance in...
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WOW: What’s On Where In April
From the birth of Buddha to the death of Christ, get ready to experience a roller coaster of ancient traditions and bizarre rituals in April.
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Study Guides: Epidemics Throughout The Ages
In an increasingly interconnected and peaceful world, disease remains one of the greatest fears of the modern age, especially the outbreak of a ‘superbug’.
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Ten Great Global Recipes
One of the things we have enjoyed the most about travelling the world is EATING the world! And the best part? Even when you can't travel, you can get a...
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Podcast: The Jews of Crete
Ian Cross speaks to Katerina Anagnostaki of the Etz Hayyim Synogogue in Chania about the tragic fate of the Jews of Crete.
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World’s Deadliest Plagues
In an age of advanced medical technology and innovation it is hard to imagine a time where the flu could be deadly...
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The World’s Biggest Wind Farms
We look at some of the world's biggest and most impressive Wind farms. Wind farms currently make up some of the most ambitious green projects in the...
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