Her name at birth was Abake – meaning ‘born to be loved by all’ among the Tarkar people of Western Africa.
‘Sanctuary on the Moon’ is a lunar time capsule that provides a detailed guide to life on Earth for our future selves.
Medal Italian colonial soldiers stole from Prince Damtew resurfaces at auction 87 years after the war hero was executed.
American veterans help former Vietnamese enemies locate mass burial sites 50 years after the war.
In 1969, Otis Moss Jr led a push to ensure diversity among Santa Clauses. But the fight, he says, continues to this day.
Prehistoric remains from nearly 4,000 years ago point to a grisly period of cannibalism in the UK.
The tablet sold by Sotheby’s is the oldest known inscription in stone of the ancient text in Paleo-Hebrew script.
Calls to impeach President Yoon grow after he was forced to reverse his decision to impose martial law in South Korea.
A ceramicist retraces his Maya roots to recreate a long-lost pre-Hispanic pigment that survived for over a millennium.
Born 100 years ago, Sobukwe was a titan of South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle.
German intelligence chief says Russia’s hybrid war could prompt NATO allies to invoke the mutual defence Article 5.
US historian Geoff Kabaservice argues that Americans don’t feel that the status quo in their country benefits them.
Thousands are marching against a bill they believe undermines the Treaty of Waitangi and limits Maori rights.
An important focus for socialising and learning until the 1980s, Morocco’s art-deco cinemas are undergoing a revival.
