BEIJING, July 7 (Xinhua) -- For the Chinese people, the July 7th Incident in 1937 remains as unforgettable an episode of World War II (WWII) as Nazi Germany's Blitzkrieg invasion of Poland or Japan's ...

Technically called a wing-in-ground effect vehicle, the craft was spotted along the Bohai Sea, a northern extension of the ...

Pavilion 13 opened in 1967 to celebrate the Soviet Union’s coal mining industry. Now, the building has been transformed into ...

Fire Emblem also has a widespread market appeal since Super Smash Bros. brought the series to the US from its Japanese origins. Gaming isn't just a hobby, it's a lifestyle.

A 2.5-tonne concrete Soviet emblem has been removed from the roof of the Russian Cultural Center in Tallinn, the latest prominent symbol of the USSR's occupation of Estonia to be removed from public ...

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones has just been added to the Nintendo Switch Online library. Although originally released on Game Boy Advance way back in 2004, The Sacred Stones didn't come to the ...

Workers on the roof of the Russian Cultural Center on April 21, 2025. Source: Siim Lõvi/ERR Work to take down a Soviet decorative emblem from the façade of the Russian Cultural Center in Tallinn will ...

If there's one thing that defines what Russia has become over the past 1,000 days, it's the letter Z. What began as a military marking at the start of the war, has been transformed into a national ...

A fitting example is Lamborghini's emblem of a bull, associated with the Italian automaker since the early 1960s. (Often, recognizable brand designs have an interesting origin, like the real-life ...

Bowman’s 18-page special report in ENR’s Aug. 30, 1962, issue included a four-page assessment of Soviet construction practices, a 12-page article on dam projects and a two-page article on ...

The Sun’s political editor Harry Cole donned a Soviet military hat and played the USSR’s national anthem as he mocked Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer in announcing that “those loyal to former ...

During the Soviet repressions of the 1930s to the 1950s, the Karlag was the largest branch of the Gulag system of forced labor camps throughout the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). Karlag ...