Can Mette Frederiksen do the same as Nyrup did in 1998?
The article reflects on the political legacy of former Danish Prime Minister Poul Nyrup and considers whether current Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen can replicate his surprising electoral success in 1998.
Can Mette Frederiksen do the same as Nyrup in 1998?
The article reflects on the similarities between current Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's political situation and that of former Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen in 1998, particularly in terms of electoral challenges and strategies.
Betis seeks a magical European night 28 years later
Real Betis aims for a significant comeback in the UEFA Europa League against Panathinaikos, a feat not achieved since 1998.
Šuker spoke about the Blazers, but also revealed where he now lives
Davor Šuker reflects on his impactful role in the 1998 World Cup and shares insights into his current life.
30 Years Later, Opened Eyes: Woman Noticed a Detail in Her Old Photo That Leaves Her Speechless
A woman discovered a surprising detail in a photo from 1998, which made her reflect on the twists of fate in her life.
Now is the time to demand the impossible
The author, a former advisor to the Prime Minister, argues for a critical change in the Slovak government, likening the urgency to that of 1998 during a period of political turmoil.
Man arrested on suspicion of raping 6 children since 1998 in MT, says Federal Police
A man has been arrested in Cuiabá, Brazil, on suspicion of sexually abusing six children since 1998 as part of a Federal Police operation.
Katherine floods bring back memories of town's fatal 1998 floods
Katherine is facing its second-worst flood on record, prompting memories of the devastating 1998 floods and causing emotional distress among residents.
Ex-Chelsea star reveals health scare that left him paralysed during European final
Michael Duberry shared his experience of playing in the 1998 Cup Winners' Cup final despite suffering from Bell’s Palsy.
Empress Michiko Participates in the Wave from the Audience at the Paralympics
Empress Michiko engaged in a wave with the audience during the 1998 Nagano Winter Paralympics.
The day Simeone turned Beckham's life into hell: "They fell upon him with everything"
The article recounts the infamous encounter between Diego Simeone and David Beckham during the England-Argentina match in the 1998 World Cup, highlighting Simeone's tactical acumen and Beckham's subsequent fallout.
Audrey Pascual wins the first Spanish paralympic gold in the Winter Games since Sochi 2014
Audrey Pascual has become the first Spanish athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Paralympics since 2014, and the first female Spanish athlete to do so since 1998.
Debuted in 1998 - now he is competing in his sixth Paralympics: "The medals mean more now"
Ronny Persson, who debuted in the Paralympics in 1998, is excited to compete for the sixth time as the Winter Paralympics celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Zidane and the Champagne Football (20th Note)
The article reflects on France's football legacy culminating in their 1998 World Cup victory, emphasizing the significance of the Stade de France.
The mysterious case of a young man who disappeared 28 years ago from the door of his house and will now be investigated again
The case of Kenneth Jones, who disappeared in 1998, will be reopened for investigation by Scottish detectives almost three decades later.
Their father was found dead in the basement - now the sisters talk about the carpet murder
The sisters from the Kasim family are breaking their silence 28 years after their father was found dead in a carpet in Katrineholm, shedding light on the infamous 1998 murder case.
A video introduction to the ancient Al-Aqsa
The article discusses the history and architectural features of the ancient Al-Aqsa, which was reopened in 1998 to accommodate worshippers.
Sydney to Hobart 1998: the harrowing race that killed six and ‘shattered the community’
This article commemorates the tragic events of the 1998 Sydney to Hobart yacht race, which resulted in the deaths of six sailors due to severe weather conditions.
America was an obstacle in India's nuclear development, 'Parmanu' revealed the truth
The article discusses how the U.S. and Israel have taken an aggressive stance against Iran's nuclear ambitions, while also reflecting on India's historical 1998 nuclear tests in defiance of U.S. pressures.
BBC iPlayer adds 'disturbing' new documentary but it comes with a warning
The BBC iPlayer has debuted a new true crime documentary about the unresolved disappearance of Arlene Fraser in 1998, prompting emotional reactions from viewers.
Against Paes' candidacy in RJ, PL's 'metropolitan' slate repeats Garotinho's tactic in 1998
The announcement of Douglas Ruas' candidacy for governor of Rio de Janeiro recalls the 1998 election battle between César Maia and Anthony Garotinho.
Iran and the White Roses of the 1998 World Cup that Donald Trump Wants to Ignore
The article discusses the controversial history of the 1998 FIFA World Cup, particularly the treatment of the Iranian national team and geopolitical implications in the context of Donald Trump's stance on Iran.
This bodes well! Lions have a great record in bronze matches
Finland's national ice hockey team, known as the Lions, has an impressive record in Olympic bronze medal matches, winning all of them since the introduction of NHL players in 1998.
Nacho Rodilla: "The intelligent player remains differential"
Basketball legend Nacho Rodilla reflects on Valencia's historic 1998 Cup win while discussing the evolution of basketball and tonight's semifinal against Madrid.
Podcast: Kirsi Ranto experienced a frightening episode during a car ride - then came the diagnosis: "A completely horrible shock"
Kirsti Ranto, the 1998 tango queen, shares her alarming experience of a frightening episode during a car ride and the subsequent diagnosis of a neurological condition known as spasmodic dysphonia.
Overview: See the latest Megafon as well as decades of surveys and election results
The article from Politiken discusses the latest Megafon polls and analyzes how the Danish Parliament may look if elections were held today, presenting a history of polling data since 1998.
Liveblog Olympics 2026: Fall Drama: Nordic Combined Athletes Miss Medal for the First Time Since 1998
The German Nordic combined athletes failed to win a medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics for the first time since 1998, despite strong prospects after the ski jumping event.
Skiing down at 200 km/h with a '360-degree turn' in ski gear... What sport hasn't debuted?
The recent Winter Olympics introduced ski mountaineering as an official event, marking the first addition of an official sport since 1998, despite previous attempts with other styles like acro ski and speed skiing.
Canadian Hockey Demonstrates Strength Again, Boosted by a Czech Lesson from Nagano
The article discusses how the successes of Canadian hockey have been influenced by lessons learned from Czech hockey's 1998 Olympic victory in Nagano.
"Boca is a cabaret": Diego Latorre revealed the behind-the-scenes of the phrase that marked him as a player of the Xeneize
Diego Latorre reflects on the infamous phrase "this looks like a cabaret" that he uttered during his time at Boca Juniors, highlighting the challenges and chaotic environment of the team in 1998.
Suvi Minkkinen's Incredible Feat – Kaisa Mäkäräinen Bursts with Joy: 'Oh Wow!'
Suvi Minkkinen won a bronze medal in women's biathlon at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, marking Finland's first Olympic medal in biathlon since 1998.
The Paradox of 'Clean Death' amidst Suffering and Longing
The article examines the themes of love and death in the 1998 South Korean film ‘August's Christmas’ and reflects on the cultural attitudes towards death in Korea.
Olympics: 28 years ago, Philippe Candeloro lit up the ice rink as d'Artagnan and took to the podium in Nagano (video)
Philippe Candeloro won a bronze medal in figure skating at the Nagano Olympics on February 14, 1998, 28 years ago.
Even the youngest hockey hero from Nagano is now 50 years old
The article discusses the milestone age of the youngest member of the Czech national hockey team that won the gold medal at the 1998 Nagano Olympics.
Alphabet Trend: Buying a 100-Year Bond. All the Questions to Ask Before Choosing
Alphabet, Google's parent company, is drawing attention with its recent issuance of a 100-year bond, the first corporate bond of such length since Coca-Cola did so in 1998.
How is Nagano living today? After years we visited the city of Czech hockey euphoria
The article explores the current atmosphere in Nagano, Japan, reflecting on its past significance during the 1998 Winter Olympics and its contemporary serene lifestyle.
The 'Cenicerazo' of Susana Giménez to Huberto Roviralta, a scandal that shook the tranquility of Barrio Parque and generated unexpected consequences
A historical scandal involving Susana Giménez and Huberto Roviralta in 1998 led to significant media coverage, a million-dollar divorce, and cultural impact in Argentina.
Central American country ends agreement with Cuban doctors
Guatemala has terminated an agreement that allowed Cuban doctors to work in the country since 1998, replacing them with local personnel.
After-effects: How can one survive this?
The article discusses the severe accident of Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn and recalls Hermann Maier's incredible crash at the 1998 Nagano Olympics.
In Härnösand shapes the future Olympic medalists - the curling high school delivers
Härnösand's Curling Club has become a leading talent factory for Olympic curling champions since the sport's return to the Olympics in 1998.
Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat: Their Unforgettable Dance on Con te partirò in 1998
Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat made a memorable mark in figure skating history with their poignant performance at the 1998 Winter Olympics exhibition in Nagano.
Super Bowl features quarterback redemption and first MVP for a running back since 1998
The Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl 60 against the New England Patriots, highlighting quarterback Sam Darnold’s redemption and Kenneth Walker III's historic MVP win as a running back.
The NHL Players' Olympic History: The Swede Who Was American Had to Go Home
The article discusses the history of NHL players participating in the Olympics, starting from their debut in 1998 until their exclusion in 2014, and notes their return in Milan due to player pressure.
The call from Jaime Mayor Oreja, the Spanish politician who put 'Mochaorejas' against the wall
The article recounts the kidnapping of businessman Gabriel Gutiérrez Gómez in 1998 and the ensuing events that unfolded during this crime.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer turned down Tottenham move after ex-Man Utd boss had private chat
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer almost left Manchester United for Tottenham in 1998 but decided to stay following an important conversation.
The Only Russian, a Czech Legend Just Short of First Place. Top Olympians Ranked Across the Ocean
A preview of the upcoming Olympic tournament in Milan, showcasing the best hockey players from the NHL as ranked by Daily Faceoff based on their performances in the 1998-2014 Olympic era.
Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck did the right thing, we can save ourselves from asteroids using nuclear weapons
Scientists assert that we could indeed divert a deadly asteroid from colliding with Earth using nuclear weapons, as depicted in the 1998 film 'Armageddon.'
The glory in smoke of Rebagliati
Ross Rebagliati, the first Olympic snowboarding champion who won gold in giant slalom at Nagano 1998, had his medal stripped due to a positive cannabis test, turning him into a symbol of the clash between Olympic order and the counterculture of snowboarding.
Why is a chef skiing for the sixth time in a row in the dark forest?
Indrek Kõverik, a chef since 1998, participates in the Alutaguse Night Marathon every year, despite his demanding work schedule that makes attending other races difficult.
Teen killer 'cool as a cucumber' after hiding girl's body in waterbed for a week
Joshua Phillips, now 41, remains unemotional during a police search of his home where the body of his 8-year-old victim, Maddie Clifton, was hidden for a week in 1998; his family is now fighting to keep him incarcerated as his sentence undergoes review.