The fall of Roman Britain in 410 AD marked the beginning of a dark and turbulent chapter in the history of the British Isles. After nearly four centuries of Roman rule, Britain, once a province of ...

The central bank’s quantitative tightening programme is not much discussed, but is central to the government’s cuts and ...

Former Slovak National Theatre director Matej Drlička told delegates at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival how Slovakia's government was "eroding" culture ...

Diana Darke’s brilliant history of medieval architecture reveals the extent of Islamic influence on the foundational phase of ...

Reframing Historical Narratives The outdated concept of the European “Dark Ages” masks the parallel and interconnected developments across medieval Africa.

Rather than an austerity treatment, Europe needs, more than anything, an investment treatment if it is to avoid slow agony, as the Draghi Report aptly diagnosed.

Similarly, Milei has framed austerity as the price Argentina must pay for 20 years of overextension. He argues that defeating inflation is the only path to prosperity, even if doing so deepens an ...

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That would put the Dark Ages monarchs of Europe to shame. If that is not enough to capture the Dark Ages vibe, consider what the new administration will do to education, the arts, and science.

If policies based on austerity are allowed to continue, in Britain and elsewhere across Europe, Oxfam warns inequality will rise, the continent’s hard fought social gains will be undermined, and ...

Creatures out of the Dark Ages have come marching into the present. Anyone aware of what was happening not only in England but across Europe, North Africa, and Asia in the summer of 1941—and ...