Rerouting History: From Suez to the Arctic Once upon a time, if you were mapping global trade, your pen would glide through the Middle East and North Africa. Cairo. Haifa. Dubai. Aden. The Suez Canal ...

Thirteen of these islands have never appeared on maps before, including 12 in Greenland and one in the ... change will continue to reshape Earth’s geography – and the geopolitical forces ...

A newly analyzed medieval manuscript suggests that sailors from the same region as Christopher Columbus may have known about ...

Greg Grandin’s sweeping history of the new world shows how immutably intertwined the United States is with Latin America.

Interestingly, five others had appeared in 1960s maps, only to be buried again ... and new shipping routes is drawing attention to Greenland’s changing geography, and prompting questions about ...

Place names are more than just labels on a map. They influence how people learn ... Carter made a recent legislative proposal to rename Greenland as “Red, White, and Blueland” in support ...

The most important thing for them to experience,” he says, “is how difficult this is.” In the depths of the cold war, US soldiers were a familiar sight in Norwegian garrison towns north of the Arctic ...

Grise Fiord, facing the Davis Strait between Ellesmere Island and Greenland, has been experiencing coastal ... the lens of a people-centered approach,” David Didier, a coastal geography expert.

Additionally, knowledge about its geographical, economic, ecological, and strategic aspects can aid in preparing for topics related to the environment and geography ... including threats to take ...

Türkiye's interest stems from a historical legacy dating back to the Ottoman cartographer, navigator and geographer Piri Reis and his 1513 world map, which represented ... Trump expressed interest in ...