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Overall, Louis's diplomacy and warfare with the Slavs in the decade after Verdun demonstrate his determination to reestablish the traditional Carolingian tributary lordship over the Slavs as well as the considerable obstacles to this policy.
In India, where it gets hot enough to feel like a sauna just sitting in one's home and not everyone has access to electricity and central air conditioning, anything that can be done cheaply to make things even a little bit cooler can change
f North Korea ever unleashed nuclear-armed missiles against America, the defense of U.S. cities and towns would depend to no small degree on something called a divert thruster.
Raghuram Rajan: Why RBI needed more of him … Finally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke up to give outgoing RBI governor Raghuram Rajan a thumbs up. The endorsement that came a wee bit too late was welcome nevertheless … – India.com
With the successful completion of final training sessions, three new Expedition 48 crew members confirmed their readiness for the upcoming flight to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard an upgraded Soyuz MS spacecraft. The crew is set to laun
Tennis players revolted over rain breaks at Wimbledon on Tuesday as organisers faced claims they were overlooking safety to get matches played on time.
There was William Galston at the European Council on Foreign Relations, listening to his fellow elitists and foreign policy honchos caviling about the rise of Donald Trump and bemoaning the fate of the European Union (EU) at the hand's of Britain.
More Hole in the ozone layer is finally 'healing' … Chlorine reacting with these beautiful stratospheric clouds over Antarctica is the cause of the hole in the ozone layer (Cynthia Spence/NSF) The ozone hole over Antarctica is finally "healin
On the curbside outside the civilian airport in Kaliningrad, Russia's Baltic Sea outpost, a group of about 20 servicemen in Russian navy uniforms lined up earlier this month, waiting for a bus to take them to their base.
Israel has recently confirmed that they cut back water supplies to the Palestinians two weeks ago.
Using a sauna after a refreshing swim - or yoga class - can be a relaxing treat, but are you aware just how beneficial a sweat session can be?
Scotland is expected to vote Yes in a second independence referendum and introduce its own currency before the UK leaves the European Union in 2019, according to American bank JP Morgan.
The blocksize debate has been brought to the forefront once more as a number of Bitcoin developers, including Gregory Maxwell, CTO of Blockstream and Mark Friedenbach, Core Tech Engineer at Blockstream, came out against the Hong Kong Consensus, argua
Gambling online is risky business is numerous countries, in particularly in the US, where it's outlawed. This means many people looking to gamble with bitcoin might prefer the privacy offered by the digital currency over traditional currencies.
Scientists have observed an "unprecedented" event that could lead to an end of seasons as we know them, after Northern Hemisphere jet streams crossed the equator and linked with others in the south.
A group of Russian urban climbers have managed to scale the Eiffel Tower in Paris despite tightened security due to the terror threat. They told RT how they managed to sneak into the iconic landmark and why workers mistook them for terrorists.
Jamaica is contemplating giving tourists arriving in the country the chance to get high as soon as they clear customs. Talks are underway on installing cannabis kiosks at airports and seaports, which Jamaica believes could boost government revenues.
Just like the internet generally, not all of the Tor network is safe. Sometimes, people set up malicious exit nodes--the part of the network where a user's traffic joins the rest of the normal web--in order to spy on what users are up to.
The world's busiest airport isn't in the world's biggest city. It's in Atlanta, a great southern city that by dint of accident and capitalism sits, metaphorically speaking, at the center of the map.
Trump Dares Corporate America to Leave the GOP … The speech Trump delivered in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, attacking globalization and trade, will provide more cause for panic among Republican elites. -"Bloomberg opinion
ECB's Mario Draghi Urges Central Banks to Align Monetary Policy … ECB chief warns against competitive currency devaluations Speaking at a European Central Bank conference in Portugal, ECB President Mario Draghi says divergent monetary policies a
Humans have long dreamt of finding the 'fountain of youth' - a way to prolong life, sustain health, and even achieve immortality.
(NaturalNews) The world's most evil corporation is throwing a temper tantrum, following news that the European Union (EU) might not renew a permit allowing the world's most widely used herbicide to be applied to European food crops.
Unless you are knowledgeable about the history of nutrition science, it is likely that you believe that butter is just terrible for you - that it causes heart disease, obesity, and all sorts of other horrible ailments.
There's nothing like a crisis to drive market prices. This time around, with the very future of currencies and nations directly intertwined, gold and silver are poised to be the very bastion of neutrality and relative safety. A Switzerland amid a g
Asked if the incident risked a misunderstanding with China, Vice-Admiral of Taiwanese Navy said the island's defense ministry would handle the case accordingly.
THE EU wants to expand its influence as far and wide as Asia and Africa - with critics fuming it shows Brussels are planning to form "its own empire".
Major financial storms are coming, and they may cause a great deal of damage. There is every indication that what has now starting in Europe could end up on the dollar's doorstep, and upend the whole house of cards.
This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at his Alt-Market.com site. Editor's Comment: Is it possible that we have all been played through a crafty game of reverse psychology and scheming double games in the market place
During Friday's bloodbath, I heard a CNBC anchor lady assuring her (scant) remaining audience that Brexit wasn't a big sweat. That's because it is purportedly a political crisis, not a financial one.
