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    Veganism

    Veganism

    The concept of abstaining from eating any animal-derived products has existed for centuries, originating in ancient Indian and east-Mediterranean cultures.


    The Carrington Event

    The Carrington Event

    While sketching sunspots, Carrington witnessed an intense brightening, marking the first recorded observation of a solar flare.


    Halloween

    Halloween: Legends, Lore And The Unexplained

    At the heart of Halloween folklore stands the iconic figure of the Headless Horseman.


    Conservation

    Conservation Beyond Borders

    International cooperative conservation will mean countries can pool resources, share scientific knowledge, and coordinate efforts to address common environmental issues.


    Mayan

    The Mayan Civilisation

    The exact reasons for the Mayans’ decline continue to be debated among scholars, with theories ranging from environmental degradation to warfare and political unrest.


    Maps

    Maps And Their Power

    In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the limitations and biases of traditional maps.


    Entrepreneurship

    Entrepreneurship And Its Evolution

    What does it mean to be an entrepreneur in this modern age?


    The Great Wall Of China

    The Great Wall Of China

    Beyond its engineering prowess, the Great Wall of China carries profound historical and cultural significance.


    Propaganda

    Propaganda And Power

    While it has been used to manipulate and deceive, propaganda has also been employed for social justice causes, raising awareness about important issues, and inspiring positive change.


    Dictionary

    Dictionary Day – 16th October

    Today, if you think about American spellings of words like ‘color’ (in the UK, we’d write ‘colour’), much of it is linked to American dictionary pioneer Noah Webster.