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Did You Know
Surprising facts about history, politics, economics, and the world — updated regularly.
History
The Roman government kept printing more coins with less silver to pay its debts. By 300 AD, coins contained only 2% silver. Sound familiar? It should.
Politics
Democide — death by government — killed an estimated 262 million people in the 20th century alone. More than all wars combined in the same period.
Economy
As of 2024, the world's wealthiest 1% hold over 45% of global wealth. The bottom half of the world's population holds less than 2%.
Interesting History
At its peak the British Empire covered 13.7 million square miles. Only 22 countries in the world have never been invaded by Britain.
Society
The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916 divided the Middle East between Britain and France using a ruler and a pencil. Those lines still define today's conflicts.
Technology
ARPANET, built in 1969, was funded by the US Department of Defense to create a communications network with no single point that could be destroyed.
This Day in History
Significant events from history — what happened, why it mattered, and how it still affects the world today.
A border drawn in 48 hours by a British lawyer who had never visited the region divided millions of people and created a conflict that continues to this day.
Impact: Still felt today →
44 nations gathered in New Hampshire to design the post-war global financial system. The IMF and World Bank were born here.
Impact: Still felt today →
After 28 years dividing East and West Berlin, the wall fell not by military force but by a miscommunication at a press conference.
Impact: Still felt today →
Britain and France secretly divided the Middle East using a ruler on a map — creating conflicts that still burn today across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and beyond.
Impact: Still felt today →
The United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, killing 80,000 people instantly and sparking the nuclear arms race that still defines global politics.
Impact: Still felt today →
Britain, France, and Israel invaded Egypt — forcing a humiliating withdrawal and marking the definitive end of British and French imperial power.
Impact: Still felt today →
World News
Breaking news analysed with context, history, and the full picture — not just the headline.
Featured Analysis
A growing number of nations across Africa, Asia, and Latin America are turning away from IMF and World Bank loans — seeking alternatives through BRICS and China's Belt and Road Initiative. This shift is one of the most significant geopolitical developments of the decade.
Middle East
Every war has a weapons supplier. We trace who profits from conflict.
Africa
Resources, extraction, and the system designed to keep Africa dependent.
Technology
The invisible system shaping your worldview — and who controls it.
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Global Economy
Every structural adjustment programme the IMF has imposed on a developing nation has followed the same playbook — and produced the same result. We trace the pattern across six decades.
History
In August 1947, a British lawyer with no knowledge of the region drew a line that divided millions. The decisions made in those two days still echo across South Asia today.
Middle East
The Middle East has been in near-constant conflict for decades. To understand why, stop looking at religion and start following the money — specifically, the weapons trade.
Technology
The conversation around AI and employment is always framed as a future threat. But millions of jobs have already been quietly automated — and nobody is counting them.
Social Issues
The persistence of global poverty is not a failure of resources. It is the predictable outcome of systems deliberately designed to concentrate wealth upward.
Politics
Modern authoritarianism rarely arrives in military uniforms. It comes through elections, legal systems, and media — and by the time most citizens notice, it is too late.
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