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Gertrude Emerson, hailed as a globe-trotting adventurer in US, made India her home in 20th century

She was a ‘gifted writer and a scholar’. But what set her apart was her ability to interpret the East for the West when prejudice was rampant.

The Anarchists

Understanding Russia's War: The Strange Philosophy of Aleksandr Dugin

Russians are "eschatologically chosen." They must stand against the false faith, the pseudoreligion of Western liberalism and the spread of its evil: modernity, scientism, postmodernity, and the new world order.

'The pendulum has swung': Why we female Trinidadian writers are having our moment | Books

Monique Roffey, the Costa-winning author of The Mermaid of Black Conch, on the lit-boom that’s happening on the Caribbean island

Satellite images confirm true source of the Amazon

Satellite images taken by the Kompsat-2 confirm the findings of a scientific expedition made 15 years ago to the source of the Amazon River —a small spring in the Apacheta gulley on Mt. Quehisha, 5150

International Decade of Indigenous Languages

Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, spoke at the Canadian launch of the International Decade of Indigenous Languages.

How did William Balfour Baikie become the Orcadian King of Lokoja?

Why are some good men of extraordinary achievement cast into obscurity? Take Orcadian William Balfour Baikie who opened up West Africa for Europeans.

Atlantis and El Dorado could house UFOs and aliens

Crop Circles: Government Agencies and Secret Files

There cannot be many people who haven't heard of Crop Circles . Not so many, however, know there are government files on

Sir Ernest Shackleton's granddaughter at Shipwreck Museum Cornwall

The granddaughter of a legendary polar explorer was the guest of honour at the launch of a new experience and exhibition that celebrate his most…