Those who found him in 1950 thought they had stumbled on a recent crime. In fact, he had lain beneath the peat for 2,400 years.
Today, there are far more mountain gorillas than in the 1990s, but a simple human virus could halt that recovery.
In October 2026, construction work on a private plot in the village of Behbeit el-Hagar, in northern Egypt, turned into one of the most remarkable
There are no longer inmates in the former Nara Prison — now, there are 48 suites, champagne, and a museum that gives a voice to the prisoners.
A church on wheels, 6,000 residents relocated, and a Sami village watching its land shrink: this is how a city changes its location.
In 1960, the Aral Sea was the world’s fourth-largest lake. Today, its ships sit rusting in the middle of a desert.
