World Poetry Day 2026
The article discusses the establishment of World Poetry Day on March 21, inspired by Greek poet Michael Mitra in 1997.
With PCC and CV in the crosshairs, Trump sets record for terrorist designations
Since returning to the White House last year, Donald Trump has designated 27 organizations as terrorists, the highest number recorded by a U.S. president since 1997, with Brazil's factions CV and PCC potentially being included.
Suspect of feminicide that occurred in Rio de Janeiro is arrested in Paraíba after nearly 30 years on the run
A man suspected of feminicide in Rio de Janeiro in 1997 has been arrested in Paraíba after evading capture for almost 30 years.
March 12 Temperature Records Broken in Latvia
Latvia recorded a new national temperature record of 13.7 degrees Celsius on March 12, surpassing the previous record of 13.5 degrees set in 1997.
Marquês de Borba: the wines that put Alentejo on the map
The Marquês de Borba wine brand is a significant representation of the Alentejo region, establishing its identity and elegance through high-quality wines since 1997.
'Common' 50p coin up for '£300,000' but expert says 'don't be fooled'
An expert warns that a 1997 50p coin featuring Queen Elizabeth II is being incorrectly valued at up to £300,000, urging caution to potential sellers and buyers.
‘Maite’, by Fernando Aramburu: an excellent novel about a family and a society poisoned by violence
Fernando Aramburu's novel 'Maite' recounts the harrowing four days of the 1997 kidnapping and execution of Miguel Ángel Blanco, focusing on a woman's familial struggles amidst societal violence.
Beating Barca would make us Newcastle legends – Howe
Eddie Howe encourages Newcastle players to emulate the club's historic 1997 Champions League victory over Barcelona as they prepare for their upcoming clash.
She is still the only person who has been hit by space debris – how long will this last?
Lottie Williams, who was struck by a piece of rocket debris in 1997 without injury, highlights an increasing threat from orbital debris according to experts.
Human rights tribunal orders Peru to compensate family for death linked to forced sterilization in 1997
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that Peru must pay compensation for the death of a woman who underwent forced sterilization in 1997 during the presidency of Alberto Fujimori.
Peruvian state responsible for mother’s death in forced sterilisation, court rules
A human rights court in Latin America has ruled that the Peruvian state is responsible for the death of Celia Ramos, who died after being coerced into a sterilisation procedure in 1997.
Finally, the international elite is caught with bare buttocks
The article reflects on a statement made by former US President Bill Clinton during his 1997 visit to Denmark and critiques the current state of international elite leaders.
Then it was possible to reduce ticket prices by 51 percent
The article discusses the significant reduction in domestic flight ticket prices in Iceland following the elimination of a licensing system in 1997, leading to increased competition among airlines.
Six Nations: Bielle-Biarrey for a new record, the red team, Grenoble 1997… Five things to know before France-Italy
Ahead of the France-Italy match in the Six Nations, Louis Bielle-Biarrey is poised to break the record for consecutive matches with tries.
Janus Hanski Approaches the Princess of Monaco - It Went Badly
Musician Janus Hanski reflects on his unsuccessful attempt to connect with Princess Stéphanie of Monaco during a 1997 trip.
Did you see? Shakira fan who paid R$ 5 for a ticket will not go to the show in RJ, thieves steal boat and flee on foot and car crashes with bus
A Shakira fan who paid R$ 5 for a ticket in 1997 will miss the artist's upcoming free show in Rio de Janeiro to pursue a larger dream of dancing internationally in Portugal in 2027.
Shakira in Copacabana: fan recalls show in Taubaté and the emotion of holding the singer's hand
Shakira is set to perform at a free mega concert in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, with fans reminiscing about her earlier performance in Taubaté in 1997.
The Questions You Should Ask to Fall in Love with Someone
The article discusses a psychological questionnaire designed to enhance intimacy between strangers, created by Dr. Arthur Aron in 1997.
In Disguise: Undercover
The article discusses a film scenario set in Syracuse in 1997 where an undercover cop, Lucas, uses his sexuality to trap potential offenders, complicating his own life when he develops feelings for a fellow gay officer.
Shakira fan who paid R$ 5 to see the singer in MG will not attend the concert in Rio: 'She inspired me to another dream'
A dedicated fan of Shakira, who once paid just R$ 5 to see the artist in 1997, has opted not to attend her upcoming concert in Rio to pursue her own international dance aspirations.
Court 'dusts off' the Acteal case, the 1997 massacre that left 45 indigenous people dead
The Supreme Court of Mexico has decided to take on the Acteal massacre case from 1997, which resulted in the deaths of 45 indigenous individuals, addressing forced displacement issues related to this tragic event.
When Prodi closed the ports to Albanians
The article discusses Romano Prodi's 1997 speech justifying Italy's closure of ports to Albanian immigrants amid a tragic incident involving the sinking of a boat and its implications for immigration policy.
Bleak Information on Bankruptcies: The Worst Figures Since 1997
Finland experienced a steady number of bankruptcies in January, matching figures from 1997, signaling economic distress.
28 years since the Acteal massacre, displaced people from Chenalhó seek reparation before the Court: "A return without justice"
Displaced Tsotsil indigenous people, victims of the 1997 Acteal massacre in Mexico, are seeking reparations from the state for their forced displacement.
Ricardo Rivadeneira, the first CEO of Nobis in 1997, returns to his position in the holding
Ricardo Rivadeneira has been announced as the new CEO and executive vice president of Nobis Holding de Inversiones, marking his return to a role he first held in 1997.
The Government approves a draft law to prioritize public management of healthcare that repeals Aznar's 1997 law
The Spanish government has approved a draft law favoring public health management and repealing the 1997 law that allowed for private healthcare models.
Malawi: Born 1997-2010 - Report Says Gen Z Is the Least Intelligent Generation Yet
A new report suggests that Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2010, has lower intelligence levels than previous generations, attributing it to their reliance on technology.
150 billion euros per year - The Left has wealth tax calculated
The Left is seeking to reactivate the wealth tax suspended since 1997, with a study estimating it could generate annual tax revenues of 150 billion euros.
Driver who crashed into ditch early in the morning in Vilnius district was heavily intoxicated – significantly exceeded 3 prom.
A 1997-born driver crashed his Opel into a ditch in the Vilnius district while heavily intoxicated, blowing a breathalyzer reading of 3.47 prom.
Killer who never revealed where victim's decapitated head was gets approved for release
Stuart Diamond, who murdered 17-year-old Christopher Hartley in 1997 and refused to disclose the location of the victim's severed head, has been approved for release.
‘Magnificent’ period drama with ‘outstanding acting’ now streaming
The acclaimed 1997 film featuring Judi Dench as Queen Victoria is now available for streaming on Sky and has received enthusiastic praise as a great love story.
Republic of Congo: president declares himself candidate for elections
Denis Sassou N'Guesso has officially announced he will run for re-election in the upcoming presidential elections in March 2024, after serving as president since 1997.
Who is Marius, called Norway's 'bonus prince'? Mette-Marit made a dark confession about her son years ago
The article discusses Mette-Marit Tjessem Høibyn's son Marius, born in 1997, and her reflections on his father's troubled past before Marius's birth.
Longtime Iowa federal judge dies at 78 after more than 26 years on the bench
Robert Pratt, a federal judge in Iowa, passed away at 78 after suffering cardiac arrest while at the gym, having served over 26 years on the bench since his appointment by Bill Clinton in 1997.
Increase in psychotic disorders in younger generations finds new study
A new study reveals a 60% increase in the annual incidence of psychotic disorders among individuals aged 14 to 20 from 1997 to 2023, with younger generations being diagnosed more frequently and at an earlier age compared to previous generations.
The singer of Jalisse hospitalized after surgery: how is Alessandra Drusian
Singer Alessandra Drusian of the 1997 festival-winning duo Jalisse has been hospitalized following a surgery to address a long-postponed health issue, and has been sharing her recovery experience with fans.
Life and Politics of the 'Entrepreneur' who Carried Weapons in Palio Faliro: Over Six Arrests for Extortion, Tax Evasion, and Robbery
A 56-year-old 'entrepreneur' has been linked to over six arrests for criminal activities including extortion, tax evasion, and robbery, marking a troubled history with authorities since 1997.
The prosecutor proposed the death penalty for the former South Korean president. The last execution there took place in 1997
A prosecutor in South Korea has proposed the death penalty for a former president, marking a significant legal development in a country that has not carried out an execution since 1997.
South Korea: Will the former president be sentenced to death? The prosecution wants this
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol faces impeachment and criminal charges linked to an attempt to impose martial law, with the prosecution seeking the death penalty, which has not been carried out in the country since 1997.
How did Doris Dragović's song become a viral hit nearly 30 years later?
The article explores the resurgence of Doris Dragović's 1997 hit 'Tek iz navike' as it gains popularity on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok almost three decades after its release.
American woman 'bought' 122 groceries that cost €133 twenty-eight years ago. She was shocked
A nearly three-decade-old receipt showing the drastic price increase of essential groceries in America has gone viral after TikToker Zoe Dippel shared it online.
Ronnie O'Sullivan covered ref's eyes as snooker streaker stripped off at Masters final
During the 1997 Masters final, Ronnie O'Sullivan humorously shielded the referee's eyes while a streaker entertained the crowd by stripping naked and jumping on the snooker table.
Classic 90s British comedy is back on BBC iPlayer — dubbed 'the original Magic Mike'
A beloved 1997 British comedy has returned to BBC iPlayer, attracting attention as 'the original Magic Mike' during the cold winter season.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred teases major moves he wants to accomplish before retirement as he eyes expansion
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred seeks to add two more expansion teams before his planned retirement in January 2029, marking the first expansion since 1997.
The biggest investment since the 1997 floods: Construction of a building for a children's group in Troubky is nearing completion
A new investment in Troubky, marking the largest since the 1997 floods, is close to completion with the construction of a new building for a children's group.
SuperEnalotto, the record jackpot exceeds 100 million
The SuperEnalotto jackpot has surpassed 100 million euros, making it the second highest prize in the world, with a total of 118 jackpots won since the game's inception in 1997.
Drunk driver with fake plates from 1997 caused an accident in Varaždin and then fled
A 63-year-old man driving an unregistered vehicle with fake plates caused a car accident in Varaždin while heavily intoxicated and subsequently fled the scene.
March 14, 1997: Siniša Glavašević – buried alongside colleague and friend Branimir Polovina
Siniša Glavašević was buried on March 14, 1997, next to his colleague and friend Branimir Polovina at Mirogoj Cemetery, after both were killed during the Croatian War of Independence.