Ancient bone may prove legendary war elephant crossing of Alps
It would be the first hard evidence that elephants were used in battle by General Hannibal.
Continue ReadingIt would be the first hard evidence that elephants were used in battle by General Hannibal.
Continue ReadingA town in northern Italy has started celebrating carnival with its annual Battle of the Oranges where people hurl the fruit at each other for fun. The historic carnival in Ivrea, an old medieval town near Turin, celebrates the legend of Violetta, a miller’s daughter who freed people from a tyrant starving the town. The […]
Continue ReadingOne passenger was taken to hospital after the derailment, which police say could have been caused by an avalanche.
Continue ReadingOn the second anniversary of his death, Lyudmila Navalnaya says her son did not “simply die in prison”.
Continue ReadingThey have been holding a vigil outside the police detention centre since 8 January, when the head of Venezuela’s National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, first announced that “a significant number” of prisoners would be freed as a goodwill gesture to demonstrate what he said was the interim government’s will “seek peace”.
Continue ReadingA tribute to Brazil’s president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has marked the first day of the iconic carnival parades in Rio de Janeiro. The samba school Acadêmicos de Niterói traced Lula’s life as a boy growing up in poverty in the Brazilian northeast, to a metalworker, union leader and then president, showcasing giant figures […]
Continue ReadingAuthorities say they have put in place contingency measures as a labour dispute affects travel.
Continue ReadingVideos featuring Spider-Man and other characters which are Disney’s intellectual property have gone viral since Seedance’s update.
Continue ReadingAccording to Nigerian officials, investigations and security reports indicate that some nationals were enticed with promises of well-paid employment, security work, educational opportunities or migration incentives, only to find themselves thrust into active war zones.
Continue ReadingDuring the Chávez presidency, Venezuela reclassified its reserves. Previously, there were thought to be just 80 billion barrels of extractable oil, but by 2011, its reported figure had nearly quadrupled. That statistical change was made possible by high oil prices at the time, which allowed previously unviable projects to look feasible.
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