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The recent publication of the Treaty of Copenhagen, along with the minutes of the farcical Palmero Summit, has resulted in an eruption of fear, disgust and rage in Lisbon. The President of the Ministers, in an address to Parliament, explained his position in a speech published later that day.
Following rapid economic reforms over the past ten years, the Emīr has begrudgingly embraced the new economy and permitted the formation of the Emīrate's first corporation: the Anjuman-e Damdārān-e Bukhārā.
A hunting competition event held in the Cape Colony near the town of Durban to facilitate economic investment and to draw talent from around the globe to the Cape to further grow the colony.
A scathing review of Minister Courtenay's response to the Boer movement and the Cape's supposed support for all ethnicities as well as it's hands-tied attitude in serving Queen Victoria from newspaper magnate Wessel Bernardus Ollewagen of the Cape Times.
The King Pinklao Chalkri is visibly angry with the bankruptcy and the open acts of piracy of the sultans of Perak and Selangor and has threatened war over the issue of repayments and piracy.
Alfred Courtenay had an interview with a reporter from the Cape Town Express, expressing the Boer Cultural movement to be a small minor group of radicals. The majority Boers work and live side-by-side alongside their Afrikaan and English fellow citizens.
A new school of thought evolves in Mexico's East Coast universities.
A settlement on the permanent division of the Oregon Country between the United States and her Brittanic Majesty.
This is a completely detailed reporting of the inner politics and factions of the Khalsa Raj government and opposition.
The city of Merida, Yucatan celebrates the opening of the Universidad de Jeremy Bentham por Ley y Filosofía. The law, philosophy and liberal-arts college was founded in direct partnership with London University, and will specialize in the classics of English and Scottish Enlightenment thought.
This article consists of a compilation of events and battles of the British war against the Marathas.
After the execution of Kenesary Khan and his attempted uprising, the Russian Tsardom pushed to project power down south into Turkestan. What the Tsar believed to be a quick incursion into Central Asia was met with logistic issues and intervention from the Ottoman Empire and the British.
Belgium's Foreign Minister, Felix Blomme, has been called a fool and a petulant baby by Metternich in private correspondence. The former has stalled and jeopardized the London Conference on the issue of Belgium's sovereignty.
From 1838 to 1843, the Cape Colony of the British Commonwealth engaged in a series of military conflicts with the native tribes and the Boer Rebellion of the Natal Coast region. First with the Anglo-Basuto War, then with the Pacification of the Boer Rebellion and lastly the Anglo-Zulu War.
In a shocking diplomatic coup, the Passos government has announced Britain's intent to pay off the entirety of Portugal's debt and, furthermore, the King of Greece's impending wedding to Queen Maria II. Is this the start of a return of Portugal's fortunes?
The opening of an exhibit in Riga of fossils found during the Great Polish Uprising attracts British Palaeontologists, who are promptly arrested for political reasons.
Sir Benjamin D'Urban alongside General Watkin McMurdo begin mobilizing the Colonial Guard to prepare for the pacification of the Zulu tribe near the Natal coast.
Minister John Fairburn, a prominent journalist and free speech advocate in the Cape Colony, has released an article from a state-approved newspaper agency, the Cape Express, where he challenged the status quo of English Afrikaner immigrants from the homeland.
The Tsar hears of the News that Britain wants Prussia and Russia dead. With the news of the British embargo coming from seemingly nowhere. The Tsar decides to fight back and embargo them in turn. The Tsar had hoped that tensions had cooled, but instead they heat up
Karl Friedrich Tscharner, President of the Tagsatzung argues that the failings of the Congress of Vienna, and the tensions that arose as a result of the Treaty of Munich necessitates an active involvement of Switzerland in the creation and prolonging of peace on the continent.
Missionaries and foreigners alike have been expelled by the queen of the Merina Kingdom Ranavalona
News has reached London that, after years of hard and costly campaigning, Britain has triumphed against the Maratha Confederacy in India. The Honorable East India Company and the Maratha chiefs have settled on land concessions in favor of Britain, but officials describe the gains as "considerably m…
Lord Napier has retreated from Canton with his tail between his legs after an exchange of fire with the Qing. Though joyous for the people of the Qing, the failure to strike better deals and solve issues does not bode well for anyone.
After Egypt's decisive defeat of the Ottoman Empire's Army on the outskirts of Constantinople, the Ottomans sign a military alliance with Russia. Worried that this would severely disrupt the balance of power to have Russia have significant influence in the area, the British and French force a peace.
Tragic news from Omoa, Honduras, where mayor Guzmán was captured by liberal forces and executed. The Restorative Plan thus ends in failure, though healthy seeds have been sown.
The governments of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Republic of Texas, the Kingdom of France, and the Kingdom of the Netherlands have all announced recently that a treaty resolving the Texan occupation of Guyana has been signed. The Treaty of Havana recognizes Texan sovereignty …
Treaty of Commerce, Amity, and Military Assistance between His Britannic Majesty and His Majesty the Shah of Persia - Concluded at Shiraz, 25 April 1829 - 21 Shawwāl 1244 A.H.
Persia is weakened by the ruler of Herat and his organisation of the tribes of the region
In the name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity, these are the terms by which peace returns to Europe.
As the year draws to a close, there is little cheer to be found among His Majesty's subjects regarding the war in Europe. Dispatches from the Rhine and Poland describe armies mired in mud and frost, dug in against each other without being able to make significant gains. What was supposed to be a sw…
His Majesty King Frederick VI has announced the formal entry of Denmark into the Seventh Coalition, with the stated goal of preventing Sweden from continuously engorging itself at the expense of her neighbors.
The joint Prussian-Swedish forces have achieved a series of encouraging victories across North and East Germany this month, driving back the British-Hanoverian forces under Wellington. These gains have completely secured Prussia's flanks and opened the prospect of advances toward the Hanoverian hea…
To the attention of His Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by copy to the respective Allied Courts of the Seventh Coalition.
The Prussian army has been delivered a series of humiliating defeats at Zweibrücken, Kaiserslautern, and Morbach by the combined might of France and Britain! Though an alliance across the Channel is certainly unusual, it is proving effective in restoring French honor and protecting the Germanics fr…
British attempts to create diplomatic and trade ties to Ethiopia.
Installed King Louis XVIII Throws in with English, Austrian Patrons
The Congress of Vienna was convened for a noble purpose: that a group of wise and intelligent men might bandage the wounds Napoleon wrought upon Europe with peace and justice. Had circumstances been otherwise, I believe that goal could have been accomplished. But sadly, the circumstances being what…
Concerning news from the Continent reached London today, with Prussian and Russian soldiers reportedly fortifying their positions in Saxony and Poland, respectively, despite protests by Austria and Great Britain.