An overview of key highlights of Malta’s experience of the war, including its strategic role, the brutal seige, the awarding ...

LLM contributor Rebecca Underwood explores the rich history and culture of the Maltese archipelago, nestled in the heart of ...

On Oct. 26, 1825, the Erie Canal, the United States' first man-made waterway, was opened, linking the Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River.

Glide over ghostly sunken hulls, rusted ocean giants, and artificial reefs swallowed by the sea, with featured footage from ...

A new Doctor Who audiobook is now available from Big Finish Productions, and it’s a sad one for the time-travelling history ...

Years Since Post-War Reconstruction. Deciphering the History of Labor Shortages, Colonial Rule, Refugee Policies, and EU Integration —Walking through European cities, one notices that people of variou ...

Minutes correspondent who joined the broadcast in 2017. His reporting for the newsmagazine has spanned from sports, foreign ...

The next week on U&Yesterday delivers a mix of history, adventure and muscle‑car nostalgia. From Michael Portillo’s train ...

A shorter version of this article appeared in the Oct. 28 edition of the Ithaca Times. The full version of the travel piece ...

For years, bestselling author Fiona McIntosh pleaded for just five minutes alone with a priceless Caravaggio painting in a ...

The English king Alfred the Great, who ruled from 871 and successfully defended his kingdom from Danish attacks, died. He contributed to the development of London and the strengthening of the ...

Why continue to speak up when advocacy carries such a price? Why not give up when the prospect of change feels so remote? Why travel thousands of miles to tell your story to a diplomat, without ...