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We return to South Park in Darlington for today's Object of the week, a cannon with a fiery history.

Who was the Russian Empire's MAIN enemy RBTH 04 Aug 2021, 16:54 GMT+10 Russia's most frequent opponent in wars were the Turks. And, almost always, Russia emerged victorious. For four centuries, Russia and the Ottoman Empire were engaged in a bloody struggle for the Black Sea coast, the Balkans and the Caucasus. Between the mid-16th century and the end of World War I, the two countries had more than a dozen wars and major armed conflicts. On average, their soldiers met on the battlefield every 25 years. "Victors". Vasily Vereshchagin The first recorded military clash between the Russians and t...

Stray shows us a life without home or power through the eyes and ears of the dogs that live on the bustling streets of Istanbul.

Timeline of the Greek Genocide of Pontus (1914-1923) Search for: Pontus (Pontos), an ancient Greek word for “sea”, refers to the Black Sea and the surrounding coastal areas. Greek presence in Asia Minor dates as back as 1500 BC, the late Bronze Age, and among those who walked its soils was the epic poet Homer, author of the two central works of the ancient Greek literature, the Iliad and the Odyssey. The age-old presence of Greeks would be brutally interrupted in the early 20 thcentury. The dying Ottoman Empire and its heir apparent to the Young Turks managed to eliminate anything Greek f...

Elizabeth Lo has created something worth seeking out for anyone who wants to expand their world view – and perhaps also lower it a few feet