President Nawrocki chose like the Kremlin. Orbán. Correspondence from Budapest
The article discusses the evolving political ties of Viktor Orbán since 1989 and the implications of the upcoming elections in Hungary.
German bond yields return to 2011 levels – 20-day rise in oil prices breaks 1989 record
Eurozone bond yields reached their highest level in 15 years as oil prices are on track for their largest three-day rise in nearly 40 years.
Those Lombards at war with Rome: when Bocca interviewed Bossi
This article reflects on an interview conducted by Giorgio Bocca with Umberto Bossi, highlighting the rise of the Lombard League following the European elections in 1989.
JUST IN: Tinubu arrives UK for historic state visit
President Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu arrived in the UK for a significant state visit, marking Nigeria's first such visit since 1989.
United Kingdom: Bola Tinubu makes the first state visit of a Nigerian president since 1989
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is set to make his first state visit to the United Kingdom since 1989, emphasizing the important bilateral ties between Nigeria and the UK.
Lupyn's Partners Save Czech Film. A Moravian COVID Comedy and Western in One is a Small Miracle
The article discusses a new film that achieves a remarkable balance of storytelling, casting, and local authenticity, suggesting it could be one of the best Czech films since the 1989 revolution.
Iran: a meeting to appoint a new supreme leader expected within 24 hours
Iran has initiated a process to select a successor to Ali Khamenei, who has been the supreme leader since 1989, with the Assembly of Experts expected to meet within 24 hours for this purpose.
Karel Malý, the second post-revolution rector of Charles University, has died
The article reports on the death of Karel Malý, a significant figure in Czech academia who served as the second rector of Charles University after the 1989 revolution.
The night actress Christina Applegate stood up Brad Pitt for a rocker
Christina Applegate reveals in her newly published memoir her past experiences, including standing up Brad Pitt for rocker Sebastian Bach during a 1989 awards show.
Christina Applegate dumped Brad Pitt for rock star at MTV VMAs and regretted it
In her memoir, Christina Applegate reveals that she regretted choosing a rock star over Brad Pitt during the 1989 MTV VMAs.
From 5 government to a modern farm where robots work. Raimonds is managing with ambition
Raimonds' farm in Inciems, established by his father in 1989, showcases significant development and modernization, including robotic assistance in agricultural tasks.
Blind Spots of Slovak Society
The article critiques Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's misleading narratives about the 1989 fall of communism, emphasizing the role of the communist secret police in maintaining the regime.
He kept Iran's revolution alive with an iron hand
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's leader since 1989, has maintained the Islamic Republic's strict governance for over 35 years, yet leaves behind a divided nation largely opposing his regime.
Iran declares 40-day mourning, seven public holidays after Supreme Leader Khamenei’s death
Iran has announced a 40-day mourning period and seven public holidays following the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who held power since 1989.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei led the Islamic Republic since 1989. His death leaves a power vacuum
The death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran since 1989, has created a significant power vacuum in the Islamic Republic amidst escalating tensions involving Israel and the United States.
The fake news of Nordio about Vassalli favoring separate careers
The article critiques Justice Minister Nordio's claims regarding the constitutional amendment and its connection to Giuliano Vassalli's reforms from 1989.
Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran who has held power in the country since 1989
Ali Khamenei, the Iranian supreme leader, has been in power since 1989, recently reported dead due to U.S.-Israeli airstrikes according to Donald Trump, though the Iranian government has not confirmed this.
Iran Confirms That Ali Khamenei Is Dead
Iran confirms the death of its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has been a dominant figure in the country since 1989.
Who is Ali Khamenei, the custodian of the Revolution
The article discusses the significance and current status of Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, amid speculation about his health and political influence.
The 'East German General': The Revenge for 1989 is Coming
A new newspaper in Dresden, the 'Ostdeutsche Allgemeine', aims to embody a spirit of resistance and address grievances from the past while another newspaper celebrates its anniversary in Hamburg.
LIFE25 ⟩ Roald Jürlau on Juku-Kalle Raid: The situation is disgusting, or 'Fridays Deal' will be done.
This article discusses a theatrical event from 1989, where humor and satire were used to critique the police under Soviet rule, featuring notable performances by actors Andrus Vaarik and Rein Oja.
Spring Break in Mexico: Out for a Night at the Bars, but Ended Up on a Satanic Altar
The article recounts the tragic story of Texas medical student Mark Kilroy, who disappeared during his spring break trip to Mexico in 1989, only to be found murdered by local satanist drug dealers.
The Government and the Mossos agree on a salary increase of 4,000 euros gross more per year, their largest increase since 1989
The Catalan government and the Mossos d'Esquadra have agreed on a significant salary increase and additional vacation hours, marking the largest increase in over three decades.
Arundhati Roy boycotts Berlin fest premiere of her revamped 1980s cult classic – the film shows why
Arundhati Roy has decided to boycott the Berlin Film Festival due to controversial remarks made by the jury president regarding Gaza, ahead of the screening of her reworked 1989 film 'In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones.'
Mystery as body of ice hockey star who claimed to be CIA agent found stuffed in glacier
The remains of Duncan MacPherson, a Canadian ice hockey player who mysteriously vanished in 1989, were found in an Austrian glacier years later, leading to questions about the circumstances of his death and claims of CIA involvement.
"Like we are back to March 1, 1989"
Tómas Þór Þórðarson welcomes new regulations allowing alcohol sales at sports events in Reykjavik, feeling this is a matter of freedom and questioning the restrictions imposed by local authorities.
The tragedy that shook Canada: Police intervened with the perpetrator, returned the weapon to him
A tragic shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, resulted in nine fatalities and 27 injuries, marking the deadliest school massacre in Canada since 1989.
Montreal shooting survivor shares how she regained sense of safety
Survivor Nathalie Provost reflects on her journey to reclaim safety after enduring the 1989 École Polytechnique shooting and offers insights in light of a recent tragedy in British Columbia.
VIDEO: The Awakening of Salvador Dalí's Spirit at Kuku Club 37 Years Ago
A recent rediscovery of a video recording from a 1989 event in Tallinn commemorates Salvador Dalí, showcasing the extravagance of Soviet-era artistic gatherings.
Man convicted of first-degree murder is first to be executed by Florida in 2026
Ronald Palmer Heath becomes the first person executed in Florida in 2026 after being convicted of first-degree murder for a 1989 killing.
No one knows the fate of the schoolboy at sea in 1989 – now the district court has made a decision
A Finnish district court has declared a schoolboy who went missing over 36 years ago while traveling from Stockholm to Helsinki dead.
Silvio Santos Movie and Vogue Ball: What to Watch on TV and Streaming This Saturday
The article discusses the latest Silvio Santos biopic directed by Cris D’Amato, focusing on his 1989 presidential campaign aspirations and his relationship with advertising executive Marília, while also highlighting the Vogue Ball event.
Salman Rushdie: 'Death has been accompanying me for a long time'
Salman Rushdie reflects on the enduring threat to his life since the fatwa issued against him in 1989, yet he continues to engage with readers and share his literary journey.
84 wins, three titles and the historic 1989. The legend that forever changed NASCAR
Darrell Waltrip, a NASCAR legend, transformed the sport with his record wins, charismatic personality, and contributions beyond the racetrack over a career spanning three decades.
Liberia: the establishment of the court in charge of judging civil war crimes is becoming clearer
Steps are being taken towards the establishment of a court in Liberia to judge those responsible for atrocities committed during the civil wars from 1989 to 2003, with training for lawyers on international crimes already underway.
One Sentence, Four Operations of Power. What Do the Purges in the Chinese Army Really Say?
Chinese authorities recently accused key military officials of corruption, effectively removing them from high-ranking positions, leading to speculation about a personal vendetta by President Xi, as explained by sinologist Dr. Maciej Gaca in relation to historical events from 1971 and 1989.
Heartbreaking Netflix Series About Injustice Worth Watching Even Today
The article highlights the impactful Netflix miniseries 'When They See Us,' which focuses on a significant case of injustice in recent American history surrounding a 1989 assault and rape in Central Park.
Kiefer Sutherland’s troubled legal past resurfaces after rideshare altercation ends in arrest
Kiefer Sutherland's latest arrest highlights his long history of legal troubles dating back to 1989, primarily involving DUI offenses.
Maradona and the warm-up that became a legend: when the Pibe de Oro left everyone speechless
On April 19, 1989, during a UEFA Cup semifinal match, Diego Armando Maradona captivated the crowd and the opposing team with an unforgettable warm-up performance before Napoli faced Bayern Munich.
Ricard Pérez Casado, the mayor of Valencia who transformed the old Turia riverbed into a garden, has died
Ricard Pérez Casado, the former socialist mayor of Valencia who served from 1979 to 1989, passed away at the age of 80 and was cremated in a private ceremony.
Ricard Pérez Casado, former Socialist mayor of Valencia, dies at 80
Ricard Pérez Casado, who served as mayor of Valencia from 1979 to 1989, has passed away at the age of 80.
American Legal Expert: The Reason for Maduro's Trial Dates Back More Than 30 Years
An American international law professor stated that any trial of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is detained in the U.S., might rely on a controversial legal opinion from 1989.
The Tagesschau has managed not to report with a single word
Journalist Christoph Lemmer criticizes German media coverage of protests in Iran, suggesting ideological reasons for their silence, likening the situation to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
The 'shot' of Minister Cuerpo
The article recounts the iconic moment when Michael Jordan made a last-second shot to win a playoff game for the Chicago Bulls against the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1989.
"El País": Maduro's failure returns Latin American left to the moment of the fall of the Berlin Wall
Spanish writer Pablo Stefanoni argues in an article that the crisis in Venezuela represents a pivotal moment for the Latin American left, similar to the fall of the Berlin Wall for global leftism in 1989.
From Pearl Harbor to Economic Miracle: The Controversial Reign of Emperor Hirohito
The article explores the reign of Emperor Hirohito, highlighting the drastic transformations in Japan from militaristic expansion to post-war democratization between 1926 and 1989.
No one has damaged the image of the church as much as Duka since 1989. The Catholic elites are weepy, says priest Petráček
In a recent interview, priest Petráček discusses the challenges the church faces regarding marriage, likens its internal dynamics to a hockey locker room, and reflects on the historical cultural conflicts involving the church.
When François Mitterrand used France's veto at the UN to prevent the condemnation of the American invasion in Panama
The article discusses how François Mitterrand used France's UN veto to block condemnation of the 1989 US invasion of Panama, which aimed to oust President Manuel Noriega, paralleling recent events surrounding Nicolás Maduro.
The Arrest of Maduro Reminds of the 1989 Event – How Did It End?
The article discusses the parallels between Nicolás Maduro's current legal challenges and the historical arrest of Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega in 1989, suggesting that Noriega's case may serve as a reference for the prosecution.
Real Madrid Academy Graduates Restore a Number Missing Since 1989
Real Madrid celebrated a significant 5-1 victory over Real Betis, with all five goals scored by players from the club's academy, a feat not achieved since 1989.