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Peter the Great's Legacy: How New Year's Traditions Evolved in Russia

Peter the Great established many New Year traditions in Russia in 1699, including shifting the date to January 1st and decorating with fir branches, although only fireworks initially remained a consistent tradition; the Christmas tree's popularity has since fluctuated throughout history due to vario...

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Rosen's Body Art Exhibition Explores Israeli Conflict and Trauma

Roee Rosen's solo exhibition at HaMidrasha Gallery in Tel Aviv, until January 17, uses body art to explore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and personal trauma, including works depicting war tattoos and the artist's battle with cancer, alongside pieces by other artists on similar themes.

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Times Square Ball Drop: From Fireworks to LEDs

The Times Square New Year's Eve ball drop, first held in 1904, originated from a need to replace banned fireworks, evolving from a simple iron and wood structure with light bulbs to today's sophisticated LED display, and symbolizing collective ritual and personal reflection.

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Carter's Complex China Legacy

Former US President Jimmy Carter passed away at age 100; his 1979 decision to formally recognize the People's Republic of China reshaped US foreign policy, creating a complex legacy marked by both progress and unintended consequences regarding US-China-Taiwan relations.

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Greek Royal Family Members Obtain Citizenship

Ten members of the former Greek royal family obtained Greek citizenship under the Venizelos law, resolving a long-standing issue stemming from the 1974 referendum abolishing the monarchy and subsequent disputes over the Tatoi estate.

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Juxtapositions of Excellence and Failure in Britain

Rowan Moore's article reflects on museums, the HS2 bat tunnel, historical revisionism by Policy Exchange, and personal experiences with the NHS, highlighting juxtapositions of excellence and failure across various sectors.

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Biden to Eulogize Carter at State Funeral, Highlighting Decades-Long Friendship

President Biden will deliver a eulogy at former President Jimmy Carter's state funeral next week, highlighting a decades-long friendship forged during Carter's 1978 presidential campaign where Biden actively campaigned for him, receiving early mentorship and support, resulting in a lasting personal ...

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Marathon's Legend: Fact vs. Fiction

This article analyzes historical accounts of Pheidippides's legendary run from Marathon to Athens, questioning the accuracy of Herodotus's description of the messenger's feats and the Battle of Marathon, while also exploring modern attempts to recreate those events.

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Panama Regains Control of Panama Canal

On December 31, 1999, Panama officially regained control of the Panama Canal from the United States, ending a long period of US control marked by protests and violence, culminating in a peaceful transfer of sovereignty.

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Antequera: Málaga's Largest Town and its Significance

Antequera, the largest municipality in Málaga province, boasts 810.39 square kilometers, double the size of Málaga city, and features significant historical sites like El Torcal and the Dólmenes, along with unique cuisine.

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Archaeological Discoveries Surge in Saxony-Anhalt Amidst Development

Saxony-Anhalt, Germany experienced a 100 excavation increase in 2024, exceeding 550 digs due to energy transition projects (SuedOstLink, Intel's Magdeburg site) and rising research. Simultaneously, single-family home construction remained significantly low.

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Stonehenge's Missing Stones: Unearthing a 4,500-Year-Old Mystery

Archaeological evidence reveals that Stonehenge has undergone significant changes over 4,500 years, with numerous stones removed or relocated due to natural decay and human intervention, leaving a far more complex history than previously understood.

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