World History

When Love Didn’t Need Eyes to See
He never came to me. Not metaphorically — literally. Behind the glow of usernames and profile bios on a dating app that promised "deep connections without the pressure of appearances," we had our first conversation. Skeptical? Definitely. But curious? Even more so.
By NAYEM10 months ago in History
Rethinking Labour in the Modern World
Rethinking Labour in the Modern World Introduction: Labour Day represents an annual commemoration of both worker success and fighting history through marches coupled with labor unions as well as the pursuit of equitable compensation and workplace safety while upholding worker dignity. How will we define someone who works in the year 2025?
By nusrat jahan10 months ago in History
Australia to force Meta, Google to pay for news
Australia has taken a significant step toward regulating tech giants by introducing a groundbreaking News Media Bargaining Code, which aims to force companies like Meta (Facebook) and Google to pay Australian news publishers for their content.
By Samsul Arefin.10 months ago in History
The Utopian Dream: A Future Shaped by Innovation. AI-Generated.
## **The Utopian Dream: A Future Shaped by Innovation** In the year 2150, humanity had transcended the problems that once seemed insurmountable. Poverty, war, and hunger were distant memories. The world had united under a single banner of progress and innovation. This was the era of the *New Dawn*—an era where technology had woven itself into every fabric of life, eliminating the inefficiencies of the past.
By MD Abdur Razzak10 months ago in History
The Great Chicken Crisis of Colonial Java: When Feathers Ruffled More Than Just Feelings
History is often told in terms of grand battles, royal intrigue, and political revolutions. But sometimes, it's the small, clucking details that bring a whole era to life.
By Diah Dewi Rahmawati Utami10 months ago in History
Dirty Minds, Clever Lines. AI-Generated.
The Dirty Mind: A Double-Edged Thought A dirty mind. Two simple words. But layered with meaning. taboo, judgment, humor, and curiosity All wrapped into one thought.
By articelmunaf10 months ago in History
Pakistan Warns of Imminent Indian Military Strike
In a significant escalation of regional tensions, Pakistan has asserted possession of "credible intelligence" indicating that India is planning an imminent military strike within the next 24 to 36 hours. This alarming statement comes amid a surge in hostilities following a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that resulted in the deaths of 26 Hindu tourists.
By FKG10 months ago in History
Greatest Scientific Achievements
We humans tend to forget how far we have come in a relatively short time. It was in the 1870s that we had our first home illuminated with electricity. Carls Lindbergh was only available 100 years ago to make its first transatlantic flight in 1927. Television did not spread until after World War II. In was LL. In other words, in a relatively short time by men, humanity does nothing but rare things. Perhaps it's as extraordinary as merely adapting to these incredible changes without realizing how completely our world has changed in a short time. In this sense, it is worth looking back at some of the incredible scientific advances we have made with the artificial heart over the past decade. There is nothing that will inspire people's interest. Dr. Berry Clark, a Seattle-based dentist, was the first to embed the Jarvik-7, a lifelong artificial art. The patient survived for 112 days, but it was a major step towards developing a heart transplant. One day, the high-grade sacrifice of artificial organs can be much longer and productive. When I arrived there, I borrowed lots of Robert Jervik's artificial heart. Mobile phones: Mobile phones were
By Nazir 10 months ago in History
First ever 'black hole bomb' created in the lab
*By [Mark bd]* In a groundbreaking experiment that blurs the line between astrophysics and quantum mechanics, researchers have successfully created the first-ever **“black hole bomb”** in a laboratory setting. This bizarre phenomenon—long theorized but never before observed—mimics the explosive energy amplification that could occur near a spinning black hole, offering scientists a new way to study some of the universe’s most extreme environments.
By Mark bd10 months ago in History
The Rose of the Kingdom
In the heart of the ancient kingdom of Valdoria, nestled between shimmering rivers and sun-kissed meadows, lived a princess whose beauty was sung in every corner of the realm. But Princess Elara was not known merely for her radiant appearance—she was known for the light she carried within her.
By Farhan10 months ago in History
Bucks fans, NBA world stunned after Milwaukee blows overtime lead to Tyrese Haliburton, Pacers in Game 5 of playoff series
Bucks fans, NBA world stunned after Milwaukee blows overtime lead to Tyrese Haliburton, Pacers in Game 5 of playoff series
By Miskat10 months ago in History
Trump rallies supporters in Michigan to mark 100 days in office
**Trump Rallies Supporters in Michigan to Mark 100 Days in Office** *Washington Township, MI — April 29, 2017* President Donald Trump marked his 100th day in office with a spirited rally in Washington Township, Michigan, on Saturday evening. Trump decided not to attend the traditional White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C. instead of interacting directly with his supporters in a state that was crucial to his victory in the 2016 election. **Celebrating Early Achievements**
By GLOBAL NEWS10 months ago in History