The forgotten exodus: displacement of Jews from Arab lands | Opinion
University of Miami Religious Studies Professor Henry A. Green highlights the story of Jews who fled their homelands in the ...
‘Venice and the Ottoman Empire’ Review: A Seafaring Symbiosis
The North Carolina Museum of Art focuses on the complex relationship between the two maritime empires, in an exhibition that ...
Map Shows US Air Force Deploying 'Nuke Sniffer' Aircraft
The Constant Phoenix, also known as "Nuke Sniffer," detects radioactive "clouds" in real time by collecting particulate as ...
On board with Senegal's navy as it searches for migrants on a popular but deadly route toward Europe
The Associated Press had rare access to a night patrol by Senegal's navy as it scanned the sea for a growing number of ...
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Potent weapons and threatening emails: How Houthi tactics have evolved during a year of terror
A year on from the start of the Houthi attacks, launched in support of the Palestinian people under fire in Gaza, the group ...
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More crude tankers steer clear of Red Sea as Houthis resume attacks, Clarksons says
Clarksons Research has tracked even more vessels avoiding the Red Sea in October due to Houthi attacks. The figures were ...
The Top Restaurants In Texas, According To The Michelin Guide
With 15 newly minted Michelin Stars, Texas—renowned for its stellar barbecuse, Tex-Mex and tacos–has now officially been ...
How 70% of the Mediterranean Sea was lost 5.5 million years ago
The Mediterranean Sea dropped during the Messinian Salinity Crisis—a major geological event that transformed the ...
The Great Mediterranean Drain: How 70% of Its Water Vanished in a Geological Crisis
Recent studies reveal that the Messinian Salinity Crisis led to the Mediterranean Sea becoming a vast salt basin through a ...
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The Mediterranean Sea May Vanish Someday, Just As It Did Before
However, history has shown us that the Mediterranean Sea is in a very precarious position. Around 5.97 million years ago, an event called the Messinian salinity crisis occurred whereby the ...
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The Mediterranean Sea May Vanish Someday, Just As It Did Before
Like all beautiful things, the Mediterranean Sea isn’t going to be around forever ... Earth’s current arrangement of continents—Africa, Eurasia, the Americas, and so on—is only temporary.
The Mediterranean country with winter sun, sand, ancient ruins – and not a tourist in sight
This isn’t the first time I’ve been lost in a kasbah. But I’ve never been in one so large, nor one where there isn’t a single ...