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Indians ruled Gulf through Hormuz. They paid to ban public cow slaughter, built templesAbout a third of all homes in Bandar Abbas belonged to Indians. There was a large temple, and Hindu processions were allowed; ...
IN AUTUMN 1663 Captain George Pattison and his mate Thomas Lurting wearily sailed their modest trading vessel up the Thames. The sights and sounds of home were an immense relief.
After the victory of Babur in the war of Panipat in 1526, the Mughal dynasty was established. As noteworthy as their rule and might in the Indian Subcontinent the interest of the rulers in ...
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Byzantine Trade with the Far East: How the Romans Reached ChinaEmpire forged intricate trade routes with the Far East, navigating geopolitical challenges and cultural barriers. This video delves into the Silk Road, maritime exchanges, and the empire’s strategies ...
Trump’s tough talk on Xi Jinping stokes market fears of stalled US-China trade negotiations. China’s Caixin Services PMI rose to 51.1 in May, marking a rebound in employment and activity. Hang ...
U.S.-China trade talks raise risks for tech and industrial stocks as rare-earth tensions threaten key supply chains. Cautious S&P 500 outlook holds.
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