The religious intolerance and the prudent hand of the secular state
(From the book “Atheistic Delusions” by David B. Hart) The long history of Christianity is astonishingly rich in majestic moral, intellectual, and…
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Archaeologists have deciphered an Elamite cuneiform inscription found in Persepolis
Scientists have discovered a fragment of an Elamite inscription as part of a project to classify and document objects in the warehouses…
Chinese obsession with Ukrainian wives
Why do the Chinese want Ukrainian women for wives? Following Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine, jokes about “sheltering homeless Ukrainian girls” began…
Traces of an ancient civilization “ahead of its time” have been found in China
An international team of archaeologists has excavated the well-preserved prehistoric site of Xiamabei in northern China. Numerous stone tools, fossils, ocher and…
Sledge car “Packard” of the last Russian tsar
The story of the sleigh car took place at the very beginning of the 20th century, when the engineer Adolf Kegresse entered…
GWCT women – making a difference to British wildlife
This International Women’s Day (8 March), the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), is highlighting the contribution of women to science and…
“A Polaroid picture helped reveal the eye cancer that cost our son his eye”
A mum and dad are urging other parents to look out for the tell-tale signs of eye cancer after their 14-month-old son lost…
On the problem of social efficiency
Social efficiency and the system of criteria to be introduced in research, analysis and implementation of various programs and projects with a…
How ‘Eddie the Eagle’ Edwards Jumped Back into Education
As the Winter Olympics have drawn to a close we find out what happened to second chance learner Eddie the Eagle, the…
An Englishman arrested for trying to pay at a petrol station with a £ 100 coin
Brett Chamberlain, 50, of Tiverton, refueled his car for £ 60 with diesel at a Tesco petrol station and demanded payment of…