The discovery was made in the 1960s, when experts studied Herculaneum, a city buried by ash during a volcanic eruption in Disc. The victim, who was believed to be devoted to the worship of Emperor Gustos, was found lying face down on a wooden bed in the building, according to …
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Nagorno-Karabakh leader Areik Hartyun said on Twitter that “mill items in Azerbaijan’s major cities” are the target of Artasakh’s defense forces. Azerbaijan vows to leave these cities so as not to inevitably harm the population. “Artasakh Nagorno is the Armenian name of Karabakh. He wrote, “Currently the firing on my …
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Floods caused by record rains in mountainous areas of France and Italy have killed two people and left at least 24 missing in both countries. A hurricane that destroyed bridges all night due to flooding on both sides of the border to southeastern France and then to northern Italy, blocking …
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SARJAVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) – Dennis Zikik was on his daily video call with his parents in Bosnia early August when his father said he was probably coming down with a fever. Less than a month later, both of Zikik’s parents died, with the global toll of coronavirus epidemics rising to …
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Berlin (AP) – John F. When Kennedy saw communist East Germany on the Berlin Wall in 1963, the red curtain blocked the American president’s opinion through the Brandenburg Gate, accusing him of violating international agreements with the United States. “To prevent the rebirth of German militarism.” Documented by a Western …
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