Historian Snyder: Trump is stuck in shallow water. As a fascist, he is failing. The situation is still terrible.
The article critiques former President Trump's attempts to embrace fascism, emphasizing his failures and the implications of such an ideology in American society.
Architectural Historian: Manors Were a Heavy Burden for Our Country
Architect Ants Hein discusses the burdensome legacy of manorial estates in Estonia during a recent cultural award ceremony.
Russian historian, North Korea specialist Lankov included in Latvia's "black list" at the request of security service
Latvia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has added historian Aleksei Lankov to its list of undesirable persons based on recommendations from the State Security Service due to concerns over national security.
Lankov Included in Latvia's Blacklist at the Request of the VDD
Russian historian and North Korea specialist Andrei Lankov has been placed on Latvia's blacklist of undesirable persons following an initiative from the State Security Service (VDD).
Braže included Lankov in the list of undesirable persons for Latvia
The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Russian historian Andrei Lankov has been added to the list of undesirable persons, leading to his detention and expulsion from the country during a scheduled lecture.
Louvre Museum Chooses New Director After Resignation and Series of Crises
Art historian Christophe Leribault has been appointed as the new director of the Louvre Museum following the resignation of Laurence des Cars amid several crises impacting the institution.
Direct words from the professor about Trump's speech: 'A mixture of truths, half-truths, and very convincingly presented lies'
A political historian critiques President Trump's lengthy State of the Union address as a blend of truths, half-truths, and convincing lies.
What is Latvia's "blacklist", and can one get off it?
The article discusses Latvia's 'blacklist', which includes Russian celebrities and politicians banned from the country, with a recent case being the expulsion of historian Andrei Lankov.
David Černý Physically Occupied Public Space. I Wouldn't Talk About Quality, Says Art Historian Milena Bartlová
Art historian Milena Bartlová discusses the controversy surrounding modern art, particularly David Černý's work, highlighting its impact on public perception and the ongoing cultural debates in Czechia.
The expelled Russian historian from Latvia comments on what happened
Russian historian Andrei Lankov, expelled from Latvia, has commented on his detention before a lecture on North Korea, calling the incident 'strange and scandalous'.
Military historian: 'Modern special forces trace their origins to post-war partisans'
Giedrius Petkevičius discusses the origins and reputation of Lithuania's special operations forces in an interview about his book.
Russian Historian and North Korea Expert Detained and Deported from Latvia
A Russian historian and North Korea expert was detained during a lecture in Latvia and subsequently deported after being placed on a blacklist.
Russian historian Lankov detained in Riga during a lecture has been expelled to Estonia
Russian historian and North Korea expert Andrei Lankov was detained during a lecture in Riga and subsequently expelled to Estonia.
Russian historian Lankov detained in Riga
Andrei Lankov, a Russian historian and expert on Korea, was detained by police in Riga during a lecture, reportedly due to his inclusion on a black list.
Russian historian and specialist on Korean issues Lankov arrested in Riga
Professor Lankov was arrested during a lecture in Riga, where he discussed North Korea's ambitions and fears, reportedly due to his inclusion on a blacklist.
Meredith Hooper obituary
Writer and historian Meredith Hooper, known for her work on Antarctica, passed away at 86, leaving a legacy that includes critical insights into climate change and penguin life.
What do a washing machine and a vibrator tell? Book essays approach women's history through common things
Historian Annabelle Hirsch presents Western women's history through a hundred everyday objects in her book, highlighting how women created autonomous spaces.
"In the Intermediate Kingdom": Can a Second Weimar be Prevented?
Historian Ute Daniel argues that the Weimar Republic's collapse can be attributed primarily to the military, offering insights and recommendations for contemporary Germany.
A Bold Assessment of Russia's Fate: It Will Collapse
A historian suggests that the current Russian administration is doomed to collapse due to internal pressures stemming from the war in Ukraine.
The Russian regime is collapsing due to internal pressure - it can no longer be stopped
Historian Jüri Kotšinev argues that Russia is undergoing significant political changes due to internal pressures on its regime.
Schlögel meets Zhadan: Chroniclers of Violence
In Berlin, poet and soldier Serhij Zhadan met historian Karl Schlögel to discuss the Ukraine war and speculate about a potential legal process against Russia.
AK FOCUS: Mart Laar: There are no right or wrong memory places
Historian and former Prime Minister Mart Laar asserts that there are no right or wrong places of memory, emphasizing the importance of their remembrance by people.
Lilia Schwarcz opens a debate cycle on art and history in the gallery
Historian Lilia Schwarcz leads a series of debates at the Claraboia gallery in São Paulo, focusing on the intersection of art and history ahead of International Women's Day.
Echoes of the 1930s: Are We Closer Than We Think?
Historian Roderick Beaton warns that current political turmoil shows striking similarities to the 1930s, highlighting rising populism and threats to democracy.
Michel Winock: "The French political culture is one of discord and fury"
Historian Michel Winock discusses the state of French political culture, characterized by violence and discord, in the wake of recent events surrounding the death of Quentin Deranque.
Kaisariani: The first reaction of the Belgian collector after the authenticity certification of the photographs
Belgian historian and collector Tim de Kreene expressed relief and joy following the confirmation of the authenticity of 262 historical photographs related to the execution of 200 people in Kaisariani during WWII.
Funeral of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: Kyriakos Mitsotakis's reference to the handwritten note he received in 2015
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis paid tribute to the late historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler during her funeral, highlighting her significant contributions to Greek culture and her remarkable life journey.
The Publishing House "Briedis" at the Vilnius Book Fair: History, Geopolitics, and Books for the Whole Family
The article discusses the highlighted book by German historian Sönke Neitzel, relating to the Bundeswehr's changes after World War II and its implications for NATO's eastern flank.
"Faced the Great - Made the Impossible Possible": The Eulogy of K. Tasoulas for Eleni Glykatzis-Arveler
The eulogy delivered by Greece's President expresses great respect and admiration for the late historian Eleni Glykatzis-Arveler, celebrating her contributions and impact on Greek history and culture.
Tasoulas on Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: She Defeated Time in Every Way and in All Fields
Greece bids farewell to the esteemed historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, who passed away at the age of 99, with President Konstantinos Tasoulas delivering a heartfelt eulogy celebrating her legacy.
Czech historian wins literary award in the USA
A Czech historian has received a literary award in the USA.
Andrew's 'challenge' unveiled as historian shares 'biggest crisis of all'
Historian Dan Snow suggests that Prince Andrew is facing a significant personal crisis following his recent arrest and the changing media landscape surrounding the Royal Family.
Professor: This Could Happen if Elections Were Held in Ukraine – "Catastrophic Situation"
A Finnish political historian warns that elections in Ukraine could only be conducted after a significant ceasefire and poses serious risks of Russian interference.
Historian Mart Kuldkepp awarded the Jaan Kross Prize
Historian Mart Kuldkepp received the Jaan Kross Prize for his book on Estonia's national development.
Iran is not Venezuela, warns historian Guerrero / The regime can be rational and aware of its vulnerability. It should be addressed not only regarding its nuclear program
Historian Javier Gil Guerrero emphasizes that while Iran is an authoritarian regime, it has complex institutional structures that show a certain degree of rationality regarding its vulnerability.
British researcher: Epstein was a Russian agent and Andrew a "useful idiot"
Historian Andrew Lownie claims that Jeffrey Epstein acted as a Russian intelligence agent who manipulated former Prince Andrew of Britain.
From the field to the table, food involves a complex chain of powers, says historian
Historian Joana Monteleone discusses the political significance of food and its role as a means of communication regarding values and inequalities.
Cecilia Estrada Solá, the historian of Guayaquil who explored the past and the future
Cecilia Estrada Solá, a renowned historian from Guayaquil, is celebrated for her extensive work on the city's history and her contributions to historical documentation.
Cecilia Estrada Solá, daughter of historian Julio Estrada Ycaza, passes away
Cecilia Estrada Solá, the daughter of prominent Ecuadorian historian Julio Estrada Ycaza, passed away on February 17, as confirmed by family members.
Goldstein Admitted: Rašković was last-minute removed from the book; still hangs on the wall at Pupovac's
Historian Ivo Goldstein revealed that Jovan Rašković was last-minute removed from a book listing 100 prominent Serbs in Croatia during a panel organized by the Serbian Business Society Privrednik.
Who can certify if it is Antoni Gaudí the man who appears three seconds in a movie?
A historian questions whether a man in a 1922 wedding film is Antoni Gaudí, sparking debate over the identification of the architect.
In a Brazil marked for death, Carnival is a way to confront death, says historian
Historian Luiz Antonio Simas views Carnival as a powerful expression of life in the face of death, emphasizing its role in helping people cope with life's adversities.
Who is Vladimir Medinsky, the nationalist historian leading Russia’s peace talks delegation?
Vladimir Medinsky, a historian and presidential aide, leads Russia's delegation in US-brokered peace talks despite his controversial historical narratives justifying the invasion of Ukraine.
National Theater: Dedicates performances on Wednesday, February 18, in memory of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler
The National Theater of Greece dedicates its performances on February 18 to commemorate the late historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler for her significant contributions to history, art, and culture.
Acropolis Museum: A photo and a memory in honor of Eleni Glykatzi-Aarveler
The Acropolis Museum shared a photo and memory honoring historian Eleni Glykatzi-Aarveler at an event commemorating ancient Greek women.
KISE for Glykatzis-Arverler: All humanity loses an unparalleled mind and a great person
The Central Israeli Council of Greece expresses its condolences over the loss of Helen Glykatzis-Arverler, a prominent historian and the first female chancellor of the Sorbonne, highlighting her humanitarian legacy and contributions to Holocaust education.
Egyptology: In Gabon, a keen interest in a conference on Senegalese historian Cheikh Anta Diop
A conference celebrating the legacy of Senegalese historian Cheikh Anta Diop was held at the Omar Bongo University in Libreville, Gabon, drawing significant interest from history enthusiasts.
International Politics Has Turned into a Game of Chicken
Historian Jan Tesař argues that modern democracy raises crucial moral questions about the accountability of leaders in decisions of war, especially in light of Russia's war against Ukraine.
Call for nominations for the title of 'Historian of the Year 2025'
A campaign has been launched to nominate candidates for the title of 'Historian of the Year 2025', aimed at promoting history and recognizing the contributions of Latvian historians.
French Embassy on Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: Her work significantly contributed to the knowledge of Hellenism
The French Embassy in Athens commemorates the late distinguished historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, noting her substantial contributions to the understanding of Hellenism.