Woman gang raped and left carrying intestines in hands asked one horrifying question
Alison Botha survived a brutal attack in 1994 where she was kidnapped, raped, and nearly killed by a psychopathic assailant in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda: 15 years in prison requested on appeal against Claude Muhayimana
French-Rwandan Claude Muhayimana faces a 15-year prison sentence on appeal for his alleged complicity in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
The mystery of Amy Lopez's death in Germany: 30 years later, the main suspect was arrested in a nursing home
The main suspect in the 1994 murder of American tourist Amy Lopez in Germany has been arrested after three decades of mystery surrounding the case.
Arrest in the Elderly Home: How Investigators Traced the Suspect in the Amy Lopez Case?
An 81-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the 1994 murder of American tourist Amy Lopez in Koblenz, Germany, thanks to DNA evidence.
Germany: An octogenarian arrested for the murder of an American tourist thirty years after the facts
An 81-year-old man has been arrested in Germany in connection with the 1994 murder of American tourist Amy Lopez, marking a significant breakthrough in a cold case.
Kurt Cobain's horror final days from near-death overdose to rehab intervention
Kurt Cobain, the influential frontman of Nirvana, faced severe struggles with depression and substance abuse, culminating in his tragic death in 1994, which has recently been re-examined by independent forensic experts suggesting potential homicide.
The snow cover in Moscow breaks a 30-year record after intense snowfall
Moscow has recorded over 80 centimeters of snow, surpassing a historical record set in 1994 due to recent heavy snowfalls.
More than 30 years after the massacre of teenagers in Tapanã, the Inter-American Court condemns Brazil for impunity
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has condemned Brazil for its failure to address the impunity surrounding the 1994 deaths of three adolescents in Belém's Tapanã neighborhood.
The baby found in a plastic bag in the 90s has finally received a resolution
After more than thirty years, police have finally clarified the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a baby found dead in a plastic bag in California in 1994.
If Norway is to host the Olympics, it must be something completely different from Lillehammer
The article discusses the need for substantial changes to how Norway would approach hosting the Olympics again, referencing the successful 1994 Lillehammer Games and the recent Winter Olympics achievements.
The Japanese Airport That Doesn’t Lose Bags
Kansai International Airport in Japan has a remarkable record of not losing any luggage since its inception in 1994, reflecting the country’s dedication to service and efficiency.
Cult classic from 1994 is back. Behind the scenes, there has been a storm.
The 1996 cult classic horror movie series 'Scream' returns amidst conflicts involving actress Melissa Barrera and its producers.
Nostalgia Operation, Massimo Lopez and the Sip Advertisement Return. (Here's Why It Involves Sanremo)
The iconic advertisement featuring Massimo Lopez from 1994 has made a surprise return, evoking nostalgia among viewers and sparking a cultural phenomenon across generations.
The medals won by Italy at the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics
Italy achieved a total of thirty medals at the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics, exceeding their previous record set in Lillehammer 1994 by ten medals.
UK police issue major update as Epstein files reveal human trafficking claims
UK police are investigating claims of human trafficking and sexual assault dating back to 1994, which surfaced from the Epstein files.
Genka's first experience on stage as a rapper: I asked what to do, I don't know how to do it!
Rapper Genka reflects on his humorous first experience performing on stage in 1994 in the USA, where he received guidance from young students due to his lack of skills.
Two Hammers, a Harpoon, and a Million-Dollar Insurance: The FedEx Flight That Almost Became the 'Perfect Accident'
The article recounts the 1994 attack on FedEx Flight 705, where a crew member attempted to hijack the plane but was thwarted by the skilled response of the cockpit crew.
Salo and Curre on the historic gold drama in Lillehammer 94 – and the save that decided everything
Two Swedish hockey legends reflect on their pivotal roles in securing gold at the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics amid current successes in Milan and Cortina.
"Satanic Tango": Despair Presented Directly
The article reflects on the literary work "Satanic Tango" by László Krasznahorkai, emphasizing its themes of despair and the 1994 film adaptation directed by Béla Tarr.
Courtney Love reappeared for the first time after the investigation that claimed Kurt Cobain's death was a "murder"
Courtney Love has made her first public appearance following an independent forensic report challenging the narrative of Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide.
RETROVIDEO: Remembering the winter of 1993-1994
A video from the Saaremaa Museum captures winter scenes of Kuressaare during the years 1993-1994, filmed by operator Endel Kurgpõld.
This Day in History: 'Thank you for the weak security system!' – The Theft of Munch's Painting 'The Scream' in Oslo
On February 12, 1994, Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' was stolen from the National Gallery in Oslo during the Winter Olympics opening, highlighting significant security failures.
Cyclone Gezani: an extreme intensity phenomenon has struck Madagascar
Cyclone Gezani has caused significant destruction in Madagascar, resulting in at least 31 deaths, marking it as an unprecedented weather event since 1994.
Kurt Cobain may have been a victim of homicide, says new report
A new forensic report suggests that musician Kurt Cobain, who died in 1994, could have been murdered rather than having committed suicide as previously concluded.
Was it murder? The controversial forensic report that seeks to reopen the case of Kurt Cobain 32 years after his death
New forensic analysis suggests that Kurt Cobain may have been murdered rather than having committed suicide, challenging the official narrative from 1994.
Santiago Gallón, implicated in the murder of Colombian soccer player Andrés Escobar, dies in Mexico
A narcotrafficker allegedly linked to the murder of Colombian soccer player Andrés Escobar, who was shot days after scoring an own goal in the 1994 World Cup, was announced dead in Mexico by Colombian President Gustavo Petro.
Murdered in Mexico, a suspect in the death of Colombian footballer Andrés Escobar in 1994
A drug trafficker allegedly linked to the murder of Colombian footballer Andrés Escobar, who was shot days after scoring an own goal in the 1994 World Cup, was killed in Mexico, as announced by Colombian President Gustavo Petro.
A drug lord involved in the murder of Colombian soccer player Andrés Escobar in 1994 was killed in Mexico
A drug trafficker linked to the murder of Colombian soccer player Andrés Escobar, who scored an own goal in the 1994 World Cup, was killed in Mexico according to President Gustavo Petro.
Murder of Drug Dealer Who Was Behind Colombian Player Escobar's Assassination in 1994
Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced the killing of drug dealer Santiago Gayón in Mexico, linked to the 1994 assassination of soccer player Andrés Escobar.
Speed: The bizarre premise of a racing bus became a cult film of the 90s
The film 'Speed', released on June 10, 1994, unexpectedly became a blockbuster with its absurd premise of a bus that must not slow down or it will explode, grossing over $350 million worldwide against a modest $30 million budget.
On this day, the Serbian army committed a horrific massacre in Sarajevo
On February 5, 1994, a mortar shell fired by the Army of Republika Srpska hit the Markale marketplace in Sarajevo, killing 68 people and injuring many others, marking a tragic event during the siege of the city from 1992 to 1995.
The 32nd anniversary of the massacre at Markale commemorated in Sarajevo
In Sarajevo, the 32nd anniversary of the massacre of 68 citizens by Bosnian Serb forces on February 5, 1994, marked a somber remembrance of the horrors endured during the city's three-and-a-half-year siege.
Genocide crimes in Rwanda before French courts again
The Paris Court of Assizes has begun appeal hearings in the case of Claude Muhimana, a French-Rwandan citizen convicted in December 2021 for complicity in the Rwandan genocide and crimes against humanity in 1994, after he appealed the 14-year sentence.
Escort's disappearance 'not taken seriously', sister tells inquest
A second inquest into the 1994 disappearance of escort Revelle Balmain has concluded, with testimonies from her sister, a police officer, and an agency owner revealing frustrations over the handling of the case.
Appeal trial of accused Franco-Rwandan genocidaire opens in Paris
The appeal trial of Claude Muhayimana, convicted of complicity in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has started in Paris, where he is appealing his 14-year prison sentence.
Women born in 1994 realize two important things this year (and are slightly panicking)
Women born in 1994 are expressing anxiety about aging as they turn 32, sparked by a viral post on social media reminding them that life is not a race against time.
French Deputy Causes Outrage After Comparing Taxation Measure to Rwanda Massacres
A French deputy from the National Rally party sparked widespread protests after likening a tax measure to the genocide crimes in Rwanda in 1994.
You Will Never Guess Which Album is Currently the Best-Selling in Croatia. Hint: It Was Released in 1994!
The best-selling album in Croatia as of the first week of 2026 is 'Second to None' by E.T., released in 1994, according to the latest sales chart by the Croatian Recording Industry Association.
Croat 'drowned' the car that covered 370 thousand km, and then the phone rang: 'I thought we were doing well'
A Croatian man shared on Reddit his experience with a 1994 Opel Astra that reached over 400,000 kilometers, sparking a larger discussion about high-mileage cars among other users.
The Political Case of the Torchbearers
The article discusses the legacy of the Italian cross-country skiers who achieved a historic victory in the 4x10 km relay at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, defeating Norway's legendary team.
Referendum, Cerno on Tg4: "The political sentences of certain judges are the true advertisement for the committee of yes"
Director Tommaso Cerno discussed key daily issues on Tg4, highlighting the judicial attacks used by the left since 1994 to undermine governments during Berlusconi's era.
Massacre in Buhine Kuće, soldiers of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina slaughtered Croatian civilians
The article discusses a war crime committed in January 1994 in Buhine Kuće where members of the Bosnian Army killed at least 27 Croatian civilians during the Bosniak-Croat conflict.
Snorted Maradona, colorful jerseys, and the murder of Escobar. The craziest World Cup ever
The 1994 World Cup marked a significant moment when soccer penetrated the American scene, blending global passion with American spectacle, showcasing colorful jerseys and the tragedy of Escobar's murder.
Aldrich Ames, one of the most famous spies working for Moscow, died in an American prison
Aldrich Ames, a former CIA officer and notorious spy for the Soviet Union and later Russia, passed away at the age of 84 in a Maryland prison after being sentenced to life imprisonment in 1994.
Sami oddviti for the first time in nearly thirty years
Hildur Björnsdóttir will be the Independence Party's candidate in city council elections for the second consecutive time, marking the first time since 1994 that the party has nominated the same candidate for two elections in a row.
After 30 years, New York says goodbye to the iconic MetroCard. How to pay in the subway now?
New York bids farewell to the iconic MetroCard, a symbol of the city since its introduction in 1994, as it transitions to new payment methods for subway access.
The death of Dimitar Penchev, the creator of the Bulgarian miracle in the 1994 World Cup
Dimitar Penchev, a legendary figure in Bulgarian football and the coach who led Bulgaria to the semifinals of the 1994 World Cup, has passed away at the age of 80 after a long illness.
Dimitar Penev (80) has died, the coach who led Bulgaria to fourth place in the world in 1994
Dimitar Penev, a legendary Bulgarian footballer and coach, has passed away at the age of 80, best known for leading Bulgaria to a historic fourth place in the 1994 World Cup.
Interview with the Vampire? As long as it bites a little
The series 'Interview with the Vampire,' now available on Netflix, has quickly become a cult favorite among young audiences, offering a well-crafted take that diverges from the 1994 film and Anne Rice's original novel.
Genocide propaganda in the DR Congo: 'If you marry a Tutsi, you have to be careful'
A spokesperson for the Congolese army has echoed the genocidal rhetoric from the Rwandan genocide against Tutsis in 1994, sparking widespread outrage.