Arben Kallamata
Arben Kallamata
Albania and Kosovo are neighboring countries many people have barely heard of, and could not successfully point to on a map. But both countries are rich in Jewish history.
During the Holocaust, Albania was the only country in Europe that, in
Eric S. Margolis
In 1799, Marshall Alexander Suvorov led a Russian army and all its cannons across the Alps in the dead of winter. A plaque near Gotthard still commemorates this epic military feat.
In March 1814, Russia’s emperor Alexander I
Rudin Dakli - Toronto
Since we came to Canada more than 20 years ago, one of the most common questions has been around Albania and the communist regime, why it was called the blank spot of Europe
Eric S. Margolis
Truth is always the first casualty of war – and no less so than the current conflict in Ukraine. Russia insists it’s a localized police action to uproot a new Nazi uprising
Eric S. Margolis
It was an unforgettable evening in Moscow.
I was taken by Russian friends to the city’s then largest cathedral which had been closed for decades by Stalin’s orders.
Amid
Eric S. Margolis
They used to call it “the million-man swim”. That was the US Navy’s sneering dismissal of any Chinese attempt to seize the island of Taiwan by a massive amphibious
It is unsettling to see a democratic government like the United States beating its chest over the high-tech murder of a retired jihadist, Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri.
The 71-year-old al-Zawahiri
The first striking fact about the story of Through Mirdita in Winter is that it originates from Harvard University and, the second, is that, chronologically, the release of the book and its
