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    Progressivism is a theology. It is a truth-claim. It is not a synonym for “good.” It belongs to catechists. It was the prevailing belief of

AS the world marks the Global Day of Influence on 22 November, 2023, focusing on global peace, a discourse on leadership is crucial. From peace and

We explore five of the most strange military fortifications that pushed the boundaries of conventional defense tactics, from acoustic sensors to fake houses.

In the 1670s, Louis XIV of France was the target of a series of assassination attempts involving poisons and necromancy. But who was the perpetrator? Josephine Wilkinson untangles a conspiracy that scandalised a nation

World Maritime-Economic Power of 16th & 17th centuries, and Dutch Colony of New Amsterdam, which became New York.

Why do the Dutch love to wear orange to national holidays and sporting events, when the colour is not in their flag? We have the answers!

When the war began in 1566, Imperial Spain was the world’s greatest superpower. By the time it ended, in 1609, ‘the Spanish century’ was over.  The Dutch Wa ...

DURING the Civil War, the majority of areas in Wales showed their support for Royalists and sided with King Charles I, but this was not the case for…

Ukraine is embroiled in an 18th-century conflict

The Felixstowe fort played an important part during the 1667 Dutch invasion – find out how British soldiers kept them at bay