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What would you do if you were left behind by your troops as you were evacuating from the territory of the enemies who obviously wanted you dead?

Like what Finnish writer Erno Paasilinna said, "It is also a victory to know when to retreat," and that's what differentiates a great leader from a good

Mechelen is the first city in the Low Countries to offer a virtual reality tour of the entire city.

More than 60 journalists have petitioned Pope Francis to make Titus Brandsma an official patron saint of journalism.

Andrew Benjamin Bricker reviews The Birth of Modern Political Satire: Romeyn de Hooghe and the Glorious Revolution, by Meredith McNeill Hale.

While in a new partnership with FID Benelux Low Countries, Knowledge Unlatched has opened its ninth round of funding.

On 5 May 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte died in a surprisingly small bed surrounded by his French coterie in exile in a damp and reportedly rat-infested house on the British island of Saint Helena

Denis Pack was one of a phalanx of senior Anglo-Irish officers who served with great distinction in the British army in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars, earning a reputation as one of the Duke of Wellington’s most able brigade commanders.

There is plenty of evidence that people were inhabiting our landscape well before the Iron Age.

A low pressure system from the Atlantic Ocean is heading east towards the UK bringing heavy rain at places on the weekend, while scattered showers or