The 'Giant Elephant' and 'Wrecking Ball Politics': European Countries Facing the Destruction of the Post-War Order
The article discusses the recent Munich Security Conference, where European leaders expressed the need for greater security autonomy from the United States amidst growing skepticism towards U.S. leadership.
A 2,200-Year-Old Bone May Be the First Material Evidence for Hannibal's 'War Machine'
Researchers in Spain have discovered a 2,200-year-old elephant bone in Andalusia, potentially linking the ancient Carthaginian war strategies to archaeological findings.
A 2,000-Year-Old Bone May Confirm Elephants In Epic War
A recently discovered 2,200-year-old elephant bone in Córdoba, Spain, may provide direct evidence of the use of war elephants by Hannibal during the Second Punic War.
A discovery of bones could prove the crossing of the Alps by Hannibal's war elephants
A recent discovery of an elephant foot bone in Spain may provide evidence for Hannibal's historic crossing of the Alps with war elephants.
Hot archaeological find: archaeologists claim to have found the first trace of Hannibal's battle elephants
Archaeologists in southern Spain have discovered an elephant bone fragment that could provide the first concrete evidence of Hannibal's war elephants traversing Europe in ancient times.
The bone that could be evidence of the mythical passage of a war elephant of Hannibal through Europe
A discovered elephant leg bone in Spain may be the first concrete evidence of the use of war elephants by the Carthaginian general Hannibal.
Birth Control Vaccine and Electric Fence: Indonesia and Thailand Try to Calm the 'Elephant War' with Humans
Indonesia and Thailand have adopted different strategies to address the growing conflict between humans and elephants, with Indonesia using electric fences and Thailand testing a birth control vaccine for wild elephants.
Archaeology: First Bones of a War Elephant Discovered in Western Europe
Archaeologists have discovered bones from a war elephant dating back to the late 3rd century BC near Córdoba, Spain, raising questions about its compatibility with known species in the Iberian Peninsula.