Maritime Trade History

Why Asian Maritime Supremacy Collapsed (14th–17th Centuries)

The Danger of Anti-Trade Ideology Destroying Wealth, Prosperity, and Power

Dec 28, 2025 • Nick Collins

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The Retreat of Climate Alarmism

From 1989 to 2020, we were repeatedly told that global warming was man-made, driven almost entirely by our CO₂ emissions, and that unless drastic action…

Dec 18, 2025 • Nick Collins

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Civilisation’s Maritime Foundations: A Conversation on the GoldenStripes Podcast

Why Innovation and Cultural Exchange Emerged From the Sea, Not the Continent

Dec 2, 2025 • Nick Collins

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November 2025

Linguistic Diffusion Delusions

Intriguing similarities between Aryan Invasion Theory and Anglo-Saxon Invasion Theory

Nov 26, 2025 • Nick Collins

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Maritime Trade and the Green Agenda

A Turning Point?

Nov 24, 2025 • Nick Collins

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The False Mediterranean Bronze Age Chronology

Why its Correction Matters to Historians of all Areas.

Nov 19, 2025 • Nick Collins

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October 2025

Nicobar Rising: India’s Strategic Leap to Rule Sea Lanes

(Article originally published in the New Delhi Post)

Oct 10, 2025 • Nick Collins

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September 2025

The Untold Story of India and World History: My Interview with Amish Tripathi

A wide-ranging talk on the Immortal India Podcast

Sep 26, 2025 • Nick Collins

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The Indian Ocean: Cradle and Catalyst of Civilisation

From the Ice Age on

Sep 24, 2025 • Nick Collins

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Problems with Beowulf

The Forgery Hypothesis: Henry VIII, Protestant Legitimacy, Unemployed Monks and a Culture of Fabrication

Sep 9, 2025 • Nick Collins

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August 2025

India the cradle of civilisation? My interview with DEF Talks

I recently had a good discussion with Aadi Achint of DEF Talks in which we talked about my book and ancient India’s role in shaping human history.

Aug 30, 2025 • Nick Collins

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Persistent Historical Myths

Examining Three Enduring Fallacies in World History and the Prospects for Their Overthrow

Aug 26, 2025 • Nick Collins

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