Since 1950, we have faced multiple crises on multiple continents, and provided vital protection and assistance to refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displaced and stateless people, many of whom have ...

A rare Greek graffito found in Jordan’s Black Desert, 35km east of Azraq, offers insights into early nomadic Christians.

The eastern Basalt Desert was a home of a “very intensive” Christian graffiti production during first three centuries AD. Syrian-Jordanian desert was the frontier between the Roman Empire and ...

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The Bible contains some explicit narratives of annihilation. The most well known is the story of Amalek, a nomadic people identified in the Book of Deuteronomy as the archenemy of the Israelites.

Burnt out from climbing the corporate ladder in his tech job, Joe Probert, 28, left Manchester in June last year, spending ...

However, it's come to light that the Travelodge logo isn't what it initially seems. Despite being used for around 20 years, people are only just realising what it actually represents. A recent ...

Article continues below However, the Travelodge logo is not what it seems at first glance. And people are only just realising what it actually shows, despite it being used for around 20 years.

Buzz Williams has been named the new head coach at Maryland, interim athletic director Colleen Sorem announced Tuesday. The veteran head coach had spent the last six seasons at Texas A&M and will ...

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It turns out that the meaning behind the Vans logo has been there all along, but most of us have never realised. I mean, we have all become accustomed to the simple, yet bold design of the logo.

"Woɗa" is "taboo" in their own tongue, and "Woɗaaɓe" is "people of the taboo." This label indicates their profound cultural autonomy from the rest of Fulani society and their belief that they ...