When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Serhii Martynko immediately joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. For a little over a year, he served in the Armed Forces and ...

Tengiz, as the field is known, has been producing oil for more than three decades, helping to nurture Kazakhstan, Central ...

Applying the longest average reign length from the historical period to the six pre-Alexander I monarchs yields a foundation date of 573 BC, which the researchers round to 575 BC. This mathematical ...

We can thank the ancient Babylonians for our tradition of New Year’s resolutions. Going back to c.2000 B.C., they celebrated the new year during a 12-day festival called Akitu which began the farming ...

The circumstances surrounding the hoard's concealment point definitively to one of medieval Europe's most traumatic events. Archaeological evidence indicates the treasure was hidden during the ...

They drew with crayons, possibly fed on maggots and maybe even kissed us: Forty millenniums later, our ancient human cousins ...

Archaeologists in Volyn are studying the so-called “Merchant's Treasure” found in Volodymyr in 2025, which contains, in ...

Russian Telegram channels are spreading a screenshot of an alleged publication from a regional media outlet in the Lviv ...

Police launch investigation after a farmer in Ukraine plowed a 19th-century Jewish cemetery, destroying tombstones, which ...

Russia’s Oreshnik missiles are now deployed in Belarus, capable of carrying both nuclear and conventional warheads, ...

In some of the ancient civilizations each year was designated with a label rather than a number. For example, there was a Year of the Locust, a Year of the Flood, or a Year of Golden Harvest.

The case of a scholar wanted in Ukraine sparked a debate on the relationship between museums and the Russian state.