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Tamerlane, the great Uzbek Mongol emperor, was a brilliant but cruel leader who conquered vast territories. His tomb’s curse is blamed for the WWII Stalingrad horrors.

August 4 Veterans Job Fair - From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hyundai Club at Lincoln Financial Field. A hiring event with more than 40 registered exhibitors.

Just like the diverse geography and language in India, the nature of food also changes frequently. It is natural that the food habit of the people from various region are ruled by the dominant crop harvested in that respective zone.India is ...

July 22 Twilight in the Gardens - From 7-10 p.m. at Magic Gardens, 1020 South St., a BYOB after-hours event features a live performance by Tubey Frank and a hands-on art activity with Arely Pellegrino of the Painted Sun Studio.

TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT 1968: The first International Special Olympics Summer Games, organised by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, are held in Chicago. OTHER EVENTS 1402: Timur, his army, and 32 elephants ...

In Bashkortostan, many parents of conscripts have launched appeals to the local military prosecutor's office over complaints that their sons were illegally detained at the conscription office and growing fears they could be pressured to sign contracts to fight in Ukraine.

Kazakhstan's president says he is determined for the country's riches not to fall into the hands of a "narrow circle" – a clear dig at the family of his predecessor, Nursultan Nazarbayev.

Nepal: PM Modi’s fresh intervention in Sri Lanka exposed

Timur and Hassina came to the town nine months ago with their two children, aged two and four.

Hindus have suffered religious persecution and systematic brutality in the form of forced conversion, massacres, demolition, and vandalism of educational