A 13-member committee comprised of industry experts and scientists from around the world held their first meeting Friday to discuss how the Blue Ribbon Commission is going to tackle a … Continue reading
TOKYO — A previously unknown short story by Japan’s first Nobel Prize-winning author Yasunari Kawabata, best-known for the novel “Snow Country,” has been uncovered by researchers decades after his death. … Continue reading
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Vladimir Lenin, the Russian revolutionary and architect of the Soviet Union, died from syphilis caught from a Parisian prostitute and not from a stroke as has always been believed, new … Continue reading
The search for the possible perpetrators lead to a political difficult situation that reminded us of the dark days of the Cold War. Three years ago Aleksander Litvinenko told his life story … Continue reading
On Monday, the U.S. National Archives released 1,000 declassified documents pertaining to the 1940 massacre of 22,000 Poles by the Soviet Union. The Cliffs Notes version? America’s coverup of the … Continue reading
On 16 september, more than 10 000 citizen of Moldova will ask that both romanian countries to unite. The manifestation will take place on Chisinau and will start at 15.00 … Continue reading