In the bitter winter of 1941, British military prisoners in Nazi-occupied Germany huddled around a Monopoly set, dazzled by the contents that awaited them.

Philip E. Orbanes' book reveals the true story of how the Allies used the game to help free prisoners in World War II.

To boost troop morale and keep an eye on postwar reconstruction, the US Army requisitioned dozens of hotels across southern ...

Looking for World War II in Singapore means peering through a fast, feverish, imaginative city, for a slow, old, and ...

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Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025, a massive military drill involving over 40,000 personnel from 19 nations, concluded in ...

One of the war games, Exercise Resolute Force Pacific 2025, trained U.S. military personnel to maintain readiness and execute ...

These attributes helped Washington stave off competition from Beijing even after China began racking up ever larger trade ...

The Monopoly scheme originated through a collaboration between Waddington Games, the manufacturer and distributor of the ...

Some enthusiasts today talk about the probability of the horse becoming extinct and prophesy that the aeroplane, the tank, ...

A possible answer: the “One-Plus-Two-State Solution” or “Three-State Solution”—one Israeli state and two Palestinian states. While this idea isn’t entirely new, this proposal brings a new approach.

Russian troops enter Pokrovsk, Ukrainian 'search and destroy' operation ongoing * Zelensky appoints delegation for peace ...