An earthquake in Sparta in the year 464 BCE started a series of events which ultimately led to the Peloponnesian War.

Ancient Greek military thinking and strategy presents useful lessons for modern military theorists and practitioners.

Athens and Sparta were both powerful Greek city-states but their values, systems, and ambitions clashed violently. This video ...

Today we're talking about the Plague of Athens that ravaged the city in 430 BCE- the first in a series of Past Pandemics.

Can there be just cause for purely preventive military action — action that aims to impede or destroy an adversary's capacity ...

People have been left astonished after a man seemingly made an eerily accurate prediction about Donald Trump and Iran, a whole year before it unfolded. But, rather than claiming to be a mystic who ...

AI avatars of dead people are teaching courses and testifying in court. Even with the best of intentions, the emerging ...

In corporate India, the idea of climbing the proverbial ladder has long defined success. But for the non-conformist Gen Z—the digital natives now entering the workforce in large numbers—such a ...

This is the second installment of Edmonds resident Nathaniel Brown’s recent travels to Greece. You can read part 1 here.

Israel has committed itself to the proposition that Iran must never acquire nuclear weapons. Having built its regional security doctrine around preemptive action, nuclear monopoly and deterrence ...

In 1787-1788, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay wrote a series of newspaper articles, The Federalist Papers, under the pen name Publius, in which they argued for the ratification ...

In his famous Funeral Oration, delivered at the end of the first year of the Peloponnesian War, he asserts that a noble death can elevate one’s reputation and wash away their petty misdeeds.