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The Nigerien Military Junta And The Impact On France
The West African nation of Niger is currently facing a coup, and the situation has caught the attention of the international community. The coup leaders are still in power, refusing to step down despite an ultimatum issued by a block of West African countries. These countries have demanded that Niger's military junta restore the presidency of the ousted leader, Muhammad Bazum, or face the risk of a military intervention. The deadline for compliance has been set for Sunday, but it appears that the junta has no intention of relinquishing its hold on power. In fact, they have already started issuing decrees and scrapping decade-old agreements, indicating their determination to stay in control.
By Olusola Bodunrin2 years ago in History
Revealing the Hidden Past
Introduction The dense rainforests of northern Guatemala have long guarded secrets of an ancient civilization that once thrived beneath their verdant canopy. The Maya civilization, known for its intricate architecture, advanced knowledge of astronomy, and complex societal structures, has fascinated archaeologists and historians for centuries. However, the thick vegetation and challenging terrain have obscured much of this civilization's legacy. In a remarkable turn of events, modern technology has unveiled the hidden past of the Maya people. The discovery of hidden Maya settlements in northern Guatemala using Lidar technology has revolutionized archaeological research, reshaping our understanding of this ancient civilization.
By zain ahmed2 years ago in History
"In Spite of the Gods: The Strange Rise of Modern India" by Edward Luce
"In Spite of the Gods: The Strange Rise of Modern India" is a seminal work by Edward Luce that provides an enlightening exploration of the socio-economic and political transformation of India in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. A former Financial Times bureau chief in New Delhi, Luce uses his extensive knowledge and experience in India to construct a vivid narrative that offers insightful commentary on India's journey to becoming a significant player on the global stage.
By ALOK GUPTA2 years ago in History
King Tut's Dagger Possesses Spiritual Powers
The Valley of the Kings, Egypt. February 16, 1923. A British excavation team led by archaeologist Howard Carter enters an underground ancient Egyptian burial chamber. Once inside, they break a protective seal that guards the tomb of King Tutankhamun. Carter lifts up a lamp and they look through and see that Tutankhamun is buried with this fantastic array of more than 5,000 objects.
By Karthiga Elangovan 2 years ago in History
The Mythical Tale of Medusa
The story of Medusa, a captivating figure from Greek mythology, is one that weaves a tapestry of tragedy, power, and transformation. Medusa, renowned for her serpentine hair and the power to turn anyone who looked into her eyes into stone, has fascinated people for centuries. Her tale is not just one of monstrous proportions but also serves as a symbolic representation of various themes in Greek mythology.
By Lynnea Gonzalez2 years ago in History
A JOURNEY THROUGH EARTH`S OUTSTANDING HISTORY
Over the course of billions of years, our beautiful blue planet, Earth, has endured a tumultuous history filled with cosmic collisions, frozen ages, and the rise and fall of countless life forms. As we embark on a whirlwind tour of Earth's past, we must journey back to its very beginning, approximately four and a half billion years ago, when our solar system was just emerging from a dense cloud of interstellar gas and dust.
By GEORGE KODZO GAH2 years ago in History
THE LOCAL HERO, THE LEGACY OF SAM, AND THE WONDERFUL OLD WOMAN
In a small town, there lived a man named John who had a peculiar talent for predicting the weather. Every morning, he would step outside, feel the wind on his face, and accurately forecast whether it would rain or shine.
By JAMES OHEMENG2 years ago in History
First Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang and the Chinese Terracotta Army
Qin Shi Huang - Rise to Power Back in 260 B.C, in Ancient China, a man named Ying Zheng was born into the Qin Dynasty. This was a time of chaos and danger in China, where the land was divided into feudal states, which is why it is known as the "Warring States Period".
By Elias Kosmidis2 years ago in History
THE ANCIENT ROME
There are, roughly speaking, two types of historians: those that look at the past from afar, recording its wars, epidemics, and recessions; and those that look at the past from up close, studying the lives and livelihoods of ordinary people. Macro-historians help us understand the events that led up to the present moment, while micro-historians try to show us what living during these bygone times actually looked like.
By JAMES OHEMENG2 years ago in History
THE LEGENDARY PIRATE
From the classic tale of Treasure Island to modern blockbusters like Pirates of the Caribbean, pirate stories have been with us for quite some time. As a genre, they are firmly rooted in reality, based on the lives and deeds of actual seafaring criminals from around the 17th century. But, as time goes by, it has proven difficult to distinguish fact from fiction, especially when it comes to famous pirates.
By JAMES OHEMENG2 years ago in History
