Sunday, September 13, 2026

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A copy of Magna Carta
History

Magna Carta: How a Failed Peace Treaty Became a Founding Idea

There is a field in Surrey, flat and a little soggy, where the Thames loops lazily past on its way to London. On most days nothing happens there at all.

History

Mahmud of Ghazni

Mahmud of Ghazni, the first Turkish ruler to use the title of Sultan, is also the commander who honored India with Islam. It is no wonder that the sultan, who

In Life

Make Yourself Happy | Get These 15 Habits

How can you make yourself happy? This is actually the most fundamental problem of man. Because we are not happy most of the time. Get these habits and make yourself

Upper Paleolithic art: (7) Figurines from Malta in Siberia. Probably replicas. Anthropos Pavilon, Brno.
History

Mal’ta: The Siberian Child Whose DNA Rewrote American Prehistory

Near Lake Baikal, an Ice Age settlement left exquisite ivory figurines and a child whose DNA revealed the deep ancestry of Native Americans.

Malak
Culture

Malak Recipe – Ankara

What are the Malak Ingredients? 500 g flour 1 liter of water 4 tablespoons of butter 150 g walnuts 1 bowl of molasses How to Make Malak The pot is

History

Malbork Castle: The World’s Largest Brick Fortress of Warrior-Monks

Prepare to have your sense of scale recalibrated. Malbork, on the flat plain of northern Poland, is the largest castle in the world measured by land area, and the largest

Valletta, the Maltese capital
Folks

Maltese of the Central Mediterranean, Europe’s Catholic People of a Semitic Tongue

On a small archipelago of golden stone in the very middle of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and North Africa, live the Maltese, one of the most distinctive peoples of Europe.

Mam Maya woman in the western highlands of Guatemala
Folks

Mam Maya, a Mountain People of Guatemala’s Highest Frontier

In the far west of Guatemala, where the land rises to the highest mountains in Central America and the border with Mexico cuts across ancient territory, lives a Maya people

The Motherland Calls statue on Mamayev Kurgan in Volgograd
Travel

Mamayev Kurgan and The Motherland Calls: Standing Beneath the Worlds Most Overwhelming War Memorial

How to visit Volgograd vast Mamayev Kurgan complex and the colossal Motherland Calls statue, and how to read the memorial that locals climb in silence.

Manavgat Selalesi
Places

Manavgat Selalesi – Places to Visit – Antalya

The ninety-three kilometer long Manavgat River, which originates from the eastern slopes of the Western Taurus Mountains, mixes with the Mediterranean through the strait in the Sorgun region, and is