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Like Rome, the Detroit Lions weren't built in a day. It took 31 years to get back to the NFC Championship game.

Visits to Britains busiest high street have plunged over the past year while European rivals enjoy a boom, according to latest data that will bolster calls to scrap a hated tourist tax. 

In recent years, Belarusians have tasted all the delights of traveling around their country and thus gave a second life to this sector ...

Like Rome, the United States relied on expansion and plunder to achieve the welfare of its people, so it set out west across the two banks of the Mississippi to the Midwest and from there to the West Coast (located on the eastern banks of the Pacific Ocean) and from there to the conquests in East Asia.

Two key economic forces should dictate how carbon credit prices move in the short term.

Two key economic forces should dictate how carbon credit prices move in the short term.

The best-known slave societies were those of the circum-Caribbean world. Slave imports to the islands of the Caribbean began in the early 16th century. Initially the islands often were settled as well by numerous indentured labourers and other Europeans, but following the triumph after 1645 of the sugar revolution (initially undertaken because superior Virginia tobacco had left the Barbadian planters with nothing to sell) and after the nature of the disease climate became known to Europeans, the...

Sergey Lavrov used to compare the West to a wounded predator. According to him, it should not be provoked because it would be taken by (...) [Voltaire Network]

The television chef points us in the direction of his favourite places to visit during the underrated cool and quiet months

There is another possible future for Afghanistan, and while not pretty, it is strategically far preferable for the United States: a military stalemate, in which the Taliban holds some of the country and the government while friendly militias hold another big chunk.