Europe
The Historical Probability of White Christmas
Ever dreamed of waking up to a snow-covered landscape on Christmas morning? While some regions practically guarantee this magical experience, others rarely see a single snowflake. Let’s explore where you’re most likely to find that picture-perfect white Christmas around the world.
Read MoreChristmas: Who brings gifts to Europe?
Who brings presents on Christmas in Poland?
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Read MoreSocial and Political Trust Mapped
Global comparisons of trust attitudes worldwide suggest substantial time-persistent cross-nation heterogeneity. In countries such as Norway, Sweden, and Finland, over 60% of respondents think that people can be trusted while in Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru, less than 10% think this is the case.
Read MoreRoads to Rome
The proverb “All roads lead to Rome” is rooted in the historical and cultural significance of ancient Rome. The saying reflects the fact that during the peak of the Roman Empire, the city of Rome served as the center of the empire’s vast road network, known as the Roman road system.
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What Did Europe’s Map Look Like in the 1500s?
Journey through 16th-century Europe, where powerful city-states dominated Italy, the Habsburg dynasty built an empire, and the Ottoman Turks reshaped the continent’s eastern borders. Learn how this crucial period transformed Europe’s political landscape.
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