The origins of writing aren’t set in stone.
The ancient cave peoples weren’t as illiterate as portrayed in popular media. Archaeologists have discovered Paleolithic glyphs in a German cave that could potentially push back the…
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Their Names Must Not Be Forgotten: Bulgarians Who Fell in Ukraine
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, it did not count on one thing: that among the defenders standing in its way would be Bulgarians. Not just ethnic Bulgarians born on Ukrainian soil, but citizens of…
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Arming Ukraine with nukes: Western elites have 'lost touch with reality'
Russian spies have accused some of Kiev’s NATO backers of giving Kiev a nuclear capability in a last-ditch attempt to prevent its defeat
Ukraine could become a partial nuclear power as its Western…
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Alzheimer’s may begin with a silent drop in brain blood flow
Small shifts in how blood moves through the brain and how brain cells receive oxygen may be closely connected to the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. That is the conclusion of new research from the Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics…
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Hungary, Slovakia clash with Ukraine over oil pipeline
Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine are in the midst of an spat over a key pipeline that supplies Russian crude to Central Europe.
Shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have stalled since the end of January.
While Ukraine blames a Russian…
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Hungary, Slovakia spar with Ukraine over Druzhba pipeline
Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine are in the midst of an spat over a key pipeline that supplies Russian crude to Central Europe.
Shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have stalled since the end of January.
While Ukraine blames a Russian…
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Hungary, Slovakia spar with Ukraine over Druzhba pipeline
Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine are in the midst of an spat over a key pipeline that supplies Russian crude to Central Europe.
Shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have stalled since the end of January.
While Ukraine blames a Russian…
Continue Reading
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Hungary, Slovakia clash with Ukraine over oil pipeline
Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine are in the midst of an spat over a key pipeline that supplies Russian crude to Central Europe.
Shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have stalled since the end of January.
While Ukraine blames a Russian…
Continue Reading
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US plan to pull forces from Okinawa tested by China’s rise
The US military is slowly scaling down its presence in Okinawa following decades of talks and delays colored by lingering animosity between US forces and local residents — in large part stemming from the 1995 scandal which saw three US…
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