In historian Robin Bernstein's new book "Freeman's Challenge," raising questions of the for-profit prison industry ...

On February 9, 1969, the Boeing 747, the world’s first wide-body jet, took its maiden flight, revolutionising air travel.

In the dimly lit, smoke-filled taverns of 19th-century St Petersburg, a brilliant and troubled mind was brewing a literary ...

The New Delhi World Book Fair is in full swing right now, and Bibliophiles are queuing up to reach the fair of books, stationeries, and more. And with the endless collections of classics and new ...

Central Asian country wants to boost inmates’ ‘sense of military patriotism and intellectual potential’ and let them out ...

Cinema has long been a battleground for the female voice—a space where narratives about women are often told through a male perspective, reducing them to mere symbols of suffering, virtue, or ...

The Economic Crime Cooperation Division (ECCD) is responsible for the Council of Europe’s cooperation and technical assistance related activities concerning measures against corruption, money ...

In Notes from Underground,” Frank asserts, the writing explodes and implodes and all the time the writer is trapped inside it, not only unable to get out, but unable to see what he has gotten himself ...

Farabee gave her students a list of book choices to read for an assignment, and the-then sophomore chose "Crime and Punishment," an 1866 novel written by Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky.

In closing, the highly acclaimed book written in the year 1866 by Fyodor Dostoevsky comes to mind: Crime and Punishment. If you haven’t read it, I wouldn’t recommend it as an easy and light beach read ...