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In the spring of 367 CE, Roman Britain was besieged from all sides and by all kinds of forces. Harvests shriveled. Soldiers ...

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and to pledge to do all in my power to strengthen that friendship even further in the time that is granted to me as King.” Referencing ancient ties, the King joked, “It was the Romans who gave ...

In Rome, Charles will highlight the close links between Britain and Italy, two NATO allies, at a time when European nations are working to bolster support for Ukraine’s fight against Russia.

Britain's King Charles III told Italy's parliament Wednesday that peace is "never to be taken for granted" before ending a visit to Rome with a ... acts during World War Two, he said.

Here’s a rundown of times the world nearly lost its cool. In 1858, Italian revolutionary Felice Orsini tossed homemade bombs at Napoleon III's carriage in Paris. It missed the emperor but shook ...

Charles and Camilla were greeted by the statesman at his official residence, the Quirinale Palace in Rome, after their limousine was escorted into the palace quadrangle by mounted Corazzieri guards.