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Asia's LNG demand stays muted in April while Europe eases
.LAUNCESTON, Australia, April 29 (Reuters) - Asia's imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) remained tepid in April while Europe's started to show signs of the usual seasonal easing as winter peak demand passed.
By Md.Abdur Rouf9 months ago in History
The Southern Battlefield That Helped Forge a Nation
In the humid mist of a South Carolina dawn in October 1780, a band of ragtag militia fighters crouched low behind trees, muskets loaded and nerves high. They weren’t formally trained soldiers—just farmers, blacksmiths, and frontiersmen—but they had a cause. As British Major Patrick Ferguson stood atop King’s Mountain, unaware of the net closing in, a pivotal chapter in the American Revolution was about to be written.
By Mythic_Questor9 months ago in History
The Last Call
It started with a ring. 12:01 a.m., precisely. Elena Moore had been asleep for barely an hour when the shrill sound of her old landline jolted her upright. She blinked at the red digits glowing on her bedside clock. Who called at this hour? No one used the landline anymore—except spammers or the occasional wrong number.
By Usman Khan9 months ago in History
The Silent Genocide
The summer of 1931 arrived with its usual warmth, the endless fields of Ukraine stretching like waves of gold beneath the vast, blue sky. The wheat swayed gently in the breeze, a promise of life, of sustenance for the coming winter. But for our village, that promise was about to be stolen.
By Gabriela Tone9 months ago in History
70 Rare Historical Photos That Shaped Global History – From Gandhi to Guevara, Einstein to Elvis
1. Madhubala – The Eternal Beauty Madhubala, often hailed as the most beautiful actress Indian cinema has ever seen, remains an enduring symbol of grace, charm, and cinematic brilliance. Her performances in classics like Mughal-e-Azam continue to mesmerize audiences decades after her untimely demise.
By Sujeet M Sonar9 months ago in History
Have We Misunderstood Our Past? 12,000-Year-Old Calendar Found in Turkey Rewrites Human History
Have We Misunderstood Our Past? 12,000-Year-Old Calendar Found in Turkey Rewrites Human History Imagine standing in front of a towering stone carved by hands that lived 12,000 years ago. No cities no written language no smartphones just a community of early humans looking up at the sky and trying to understand their place in the universe. In southern Turkey near the city of Şanlıurfa lies Göbekli Tepe an ancient archaeological site that continues to puzzle and fascinate scientists. But now a recent discovery at this site may shake the very foundations of our understanding of history a calendar older than any known system of timekeeping in the world.
By Adnan Rasheed9 months ago in History
The Jewish Migration to Palestine/Israel: A Historical Journey from Zionism to Statehood
**Introduction: The Roots of Jewish Migration** The migration of Jews to Palestine, culminating in the establishment of Israel in 1948, is one of the most complex and contentious chapters in modern history. Driven by a blend of religious longing, political ideology, and survival imperatives, this movement reshaped the demographics and geopolitics of the Middle East. This essay explores the four major waves of Jewish migration (Aliyah) to Palestine, their historical contexts, and their lasting impact on both Jewish and Palestinian communities.
By Muhammad Israr9 months ago in History
Whispers of the Lost River
In the twilight of history, where time itself lingers like a mystic dervish spinning in silence, the Indus Valley Civilization once breathed with a rhythm as ancient as the stars. It was not merely a cluster of mud-brick cities etched along a river’s edge—it was a hymn sung in clay, stone, and spirit. Before Babylon dreamed of ziggurats or the Nile whispered secrets to the pyramids, the Indus had already woven a tapestry of life where the sacred and the mundane danced hand in hand.
By Kaleem Ullah 9 months ago in History
Rising Shadows, Shifting Powers. AI-Generated.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful The world stands at a delicate crossroads. Time is spinning swiftly, and the destinies of nations are being redrawn on new lines. Circumstances are changing before our eyes, yet the common person remains unaware. What lies ahead will not only shake global politics but also deeply impact the hearts and minds of the Muslim Ummah. All of this is happening silently, but those who can see, know that deep changes are taking root beneath the surface. The epicenter of this transformation is the Middle East, where countries like Israel, Arab states, Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey are preparing for monumental decisions.
By RafiBinYousaf9 months ago in History
Donald Trump" – Wikipedia
Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American businessman, media personality, and politician who has served as both the 45th and 47th president of the United States. Known for his unconventional approach to politics and business, Trump's career has been marked by significant achievements and controversies.
By Silas Blackwood9 months ago in History
