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Who are the most important women of science?
Women remain underrepresented in science; despite this some women have made massive contributions to…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 11
10Viewpoints
What can the invention of mechanised looms during the industrial revolution teach us about the dangers of automation and AI?
The power loom was an invention of the early Industrial Revolution; it changed the very fabric of th…
Daniel Halliday
Jun 4
2Viewpoints
What impact did the reign of Charlemagne have on Europe?
Charlemagne or Charles the Great was a king from what is modern day France in the Early Middle Ages.…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 30
3Viewpoints
Who was Otto von Bismarck?
Otto von Bismarck was the most prominent Prussian statesman of his time, who used diplomacy and mili…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 25
1Viewpoints
What led to the collapse of communism?
At its height 27 countries claimed to be communist states, however, today only five countries remain…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 6
4Viewpoints
Is there more to Jeffrey Epstein’s case than meets the eye?
Following the recent death of multimillionaire convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein by apparent su…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 18
1Viewpoints
What led to the Falklands War and what effect did it have on both nations?
During 1982 the Argentine military invaded and occupied the Falkland Islands to establish its claim …
Daniel Halliday
Aug 15
1Viewpoints
What led to the fall of the Portuguese Empire?
The Portuguese Empire arose from a period of European exploration that started with the discovery of…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 24
5Viewpoints
What caused the French Revolution?
The effect that the French Revolution had on the world at large is enormous, with a multitude of nat…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 5
6Viewpoints
Should guns be banned in the US?
Why has the US granted its citizens the right to own guns? The reason is in the US constitution; a w…
Yoshiaki Katayama
Jul 22
2Viewpoints
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