(Re)writing History?
June 24th was the day after the British referendum on either staying or leaving the European Union (EU). The British voted to leave, sending shockwaves across Europe and the world. Markets reacted negatively, and emotions ran high. Brexiters were jubilant while the Bremainers demanded a second referendum. Even now, tensions are still high and most […]
Maltese Moments Part I : History Comes Alive
Malta apparently is the most culturally and historically rich place in Europe, measured by ‘density’ per square mile. This is why I was incredibly excited about my trip there. Its history stretches way back to even before the Phoenicians arrived, with some tombs and temples being older than the pyramids at Giza. The most indelible […]
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