Zainab Reza

Written by Zainab Reza

Sculpture of the Gretna Green lovers, in Gretna Green village.

Society

The Romantic History of Gretna Green

"Slow and steady wins the race" is a popular adage.

Society

What is an Adage?

Battlefield memorial in commemoration of the Battle of Culloden.

World Facts

What Was the Battle of Culloden?

British troops defending railway line during Operation Georgette, April 1918.

World Facts

The German Spring Offensives of World War I

The Three Seas or BABS Initiative brings together 12 European countries between the Baltic, Adriatic and Black seas.

Politics

What Is The Three Seas Initiative?

The Battle of Cambrai is famous for being the first large scale use of tanks and artillery in a warfare. Editorial credit: Everett Historical / Shutterstock.com

World Facts

What Was the Battle of Cambrai?

Garnet is one of the most intact ghost towns in the United States.

Travel

Ghost Towns of America: Garnet, Montana

The First Battle of Marne ended with around 500,000 casualties from both sides.

World Facts

What Was the First Battle of Marne?

An example of a gravity hill found in Kashmir, India.

Society

What is a Gravity Hill?

The German army captured 92,000 Russian soldiers as war prisoners during the Battle of Tannenberg.

World Facts

What Was the Battle of Tannenberg?

London is so full of pubs that sometimes it is hard to choose which one to visit.

Travel

5 Unique Bars to Visit in London

Sakurajima, located in Kagoshima, Japan, remains a constant threat to the nearby population as is one of the most active volcanoes in the entire world.

World Facts

The 16 Dangerous Decade Volcanoes

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