Diesel price increase is one of the highest of the century, causing panic in finance and governments
The rising diesel prices in Brazil have reached levels not seen since the significant truckers' strike in 2018, prompting economic fears among financial sectors and governmental authorities.
IL: Chuck Norris Appeared at Hesburger – Now Speaks Matias Who Met the Star
Hollywood star Chuck Norris visited Finland in 2018 to feature in a Hesburger advertisement, with little persuasion needed for his participation.
This is how Chuck Norris ended up promoting Hesburger
Chuck Norris promoted Hesburger's new mobile app at a restaurant in Finland in February 2018, chosen for his universal appeal and meme popularity.
'A bit of a mixed verdict': Musk misled Twitter shareholders, jury finds
A jury has determined that Elon Musk misled Twitter shareholders regarding a 2018 tweet about taking the company private.
President Yoon calls for an apology from ‘That’s What I Want’ for the origin of the ‘gangster connection’ theory that has tormented him for eight years.
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has demanded an apology from the SBS program ‘That’s What I Want’ for its role in promoting allegations linking him to organized crime, a smear that has persisted since his 2018 gubernatorial campaign.
It is #FAKE that the video of Bolsonaro lying in an ICU bed is recent; the image was recorded after the stabbing in 2018
A viral video claiming to show Jair Bolsonaro in the ICU is actually from 2018, following his stabbing incident, and has been misrepresented.
The family of Tiphaine Véron, a 36-year-old French woman who disappeared without explanation in Japan in 2018, met at the Élysée
Tiphaine Véron’s family met with French officials at the Élysée as they seek answers about her disappearance in Japan.
Chuck Norris also visited Finland - here's how the visit went
Action movie legend Chuck Norris, who has recently passed away at the age of 86, had a notable visit to Finland in 2018 while filming an advertisement.
The right in Portugal relies on extremists to promote the cut of the country's trans law
The conservative parties in Portugal are collaborating with extremist groups to amend the 2018 transgender law, aiming to restrict gender therapies for minors and limit adult self-determination.
Sanitation Ranking: Manaus achieves 4th national position in investments
Manaus has ranked fourth among Brazilian capitals in basic sanitation investments, with a significant increase since 2018.
MP tries to maintain jury trial of ex-fiancé accused of killing lawyer and simulating suicide in Itaberaí
The Goiás Public Prosecutor's Office aims to uphold the jury trial for Luís Felipe Silva Lima, accused of murdering his ex-fiancée, lawyer Jordana Fraga Martins David, in 2018.
‘The Afternoons of Moncloa’: An Unfinished Comic Opera by the Machados Sees the Light
The Fundación Unicaja has revived 'The Afternoons of Moncloa', an unfinished comic opera by Manuel and Antonio Machado, highlighting the existence of more original works in a collection acquired in 2018.
The Matosevic Case: Tennis Now Officially Has a Blood Doping Case
Tennis player Marinko Matosevic has admitted to undergoing a blood transfusion in 2018, sparking an investigation by the International Tennis Integrity Agency for doping violations.
Darts star admits he played final with no pants on after embarrassing toilet mishap
Darts player Ricky Evans revealed he played in the final of the Dutch Darts Championship in 2018 without underwear due to an embarrassing incident.
Emergency Dam Release and Flooding Lawsuit Dismissed, Lack of Awareness Pointed Out
A court dismissed a lawsuit from victims of flooding in Japan's Ehime Prefecture, which blamed emergency dam releases for the disaster during heavy rainfall in 2018.
Outbreak of Measles Detected in Latvia, SPKC Warns of High Risk of Further Spread
Latvia has reported its first measles outbreak since 2018, prompting health authorities to warn about a high risk of further transmission.
The first measles outbreak registered in Latvia since 2018
Latvia has reported its first measles outbreak since 2018, involving at least 800 identified contacts.
Lawsuit over Emergency Release from National Dams and Flood Damage Dismissed in Matsuyama District Court
A lawsuit seeking damages for flood damage following an emergency release from two dams during the 2018 West Japan Heavy Rain was dismissed by the Matsuyama District Court.
Defendant Charged with Consent Murder Also Suspected of Killing Another Person 11 Years Ago, Prosecutors Reveal at Initial Trial
A 31-year-old man, charged with consent murder for killing a 21-year-old woman in 2018, is now facing renewed allegations for a similar crime committed in 2015.
Community Garden, Organic Production, Without Sanitation: How the 'Marielle Vive' Camp is in Valinhos
The Marielle Vive camp in Valinhos, Brazil, established in 2018, is home to approximately 800 people and focuses on organic food production through a central communal garden.
Adelaide 36ers into their first NBL grand final since 2018
The Adelaide 36ers have advanced to their first NBL grand final in eight years following a decisive victory over South East Melbourne, led by star player Bryce Cotton.
Judgment Today on Flood Damage from Emergency Dam Release; Responsibilities of Nation and City Explained
A court is set to rule on the responsibilities of the national and local governments in relation to flood damages caused by the emergency release from two dams during the July 2018 West Japan Heavy Rainfall.
5 out of 100 elementary school students have experienced school violence
A recent survey indicated that 5% of elementary school students in South Korea reported experiencing school violence, marking the highest rate since 2018.
Sexual harassment complaints do not take off in the central administration: just over 500 cases in seven years
Since 2018, Spain's central administration has recorded over 500 complaints of sexual harassment, highlighting systemic issues often overlooked.
Documents from cooperative found on the coast of SP linked to administrative process with the City Hall of Limeira
Documents discarded improperly in Mongaguá, SP, connected to the Habitational Cooperative Coohabitare, are linked to a 2018 administrative process with the City Hall of Limeira, prompting a probe by the authorities.
Chelsea receives a massive fine and transfer ban for the sins of the Abramovich era
Chelsea Football Club has been fined €11.5 million and imposed with a transfer ban due to secret payments made from 2011 to 2018.
Settler convicted of killing Palestinian Aisha Arabi in 2018
A settler was convicted today of killing Palestinian Aisha Arabi in 2018, who died from stone-throwing near the settlement of Rehalim.
Fox Nation documentary examines Chris Watts Colorado family murder case
A new Fox Nation special details the tragic case of Chris Watts, who murdered his pregnant wife and two daughters in Colorado in 2018.
Man arrested with stolen motorcycle in Barra Mansa
A 34-year-old man was arrested in Barra Mansa, Brazil, while riding a motorcycle reported stolen back in 2018.
Millionaire Jesse Vainikka, 33, battled the tax authorities for years - lost
Jesse Vainikka, a 33-year-old millionaire and professional gamer, lost his long-running tax dispute with the Finnish Tax Administration regarding his income from 2018 and 2019.
Mercado Novo Reinvents Itself and Becomes a Hub for Bars, Food, and Shopping in BH
Mercado Novo in Belo Horizonte has transformed from a struggling marketplace into a vibrant hub for bars and food since 2018.
Cerdán protected in 2018 as a ministerial contact the high-ranking official of Ribera now detained for receiving 5 million in bribes
Santos Cerdán allegedly protected Eugenio Domínguez, a high-ranking official in Spain's Ministry of Ecological Transition, who has now been arrested for accepting bribes amounting to five million euros in exchange for environmental permits.
More travelers than ever before at Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport saw a record high of 32.4 million travelers last year, surpassing its previous record of 30.3 million in 2018.
NSW emerges as main loser from GST carve-up as WA gets extra $5.5bn
New South Wales faces a reduction in its share of GST revenue, while Western Australia benefits from a significant increase due to a distribution deal from 2018.
Housing Construction in Frankfurt: "In six years, 80 hectares of green spaces lost"
Frankfurt has lost over 80 hectares of green and recreational spaces between 2018 and 2024, raising concerns about biodiversity and quality of life amidst ongoing residential development.
It is #FAKE that Kim Jong-un said he keeps a 'nuclear button' on the table after US and South Korean military exercises; statement is from 2018
Recent social media posts claiming that Kim Jong-un stated he has a 'nuclear button' on his desk after US-South Korean military exercises are false and have been taken out of context from a 2018 speech.
Danced with Putin, now protects tigers. Journalists discovered how much the former Austrian minister earns in Russia.
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, who drew attention by inviting Vladimir Putin to her wedding in 2018, is now living in Russia where she criticizes the EU and works as an ambassador for Siberian tiger protection.
The Constitutional Court prohibits companies from using 'technological strike-breaking' to reduce the impact of a strike
Spain's Constitutional Court has declared the practice of 'technological strike-breaking' used by companies as abusive, particularly in the context of a 2018 strike by Metro de Sevilla.
The era continues: "Lietkabelis" extends contract with N. Čanakas
Lithuanian basketball club "Lietkabelis" has extended the contract of Serbian coach N. Čanakas, recognizing his successful leadership since 2018.
Soy: payment for intellectual property is at its highest level since 2018
The payment for intellectual property in soybean cultivation in Argentina has reached its highest level since 2018, with 42% of the area acknowledging seed intellectual property rights.
World Cup 2026: Argentine Coaches That Will Lead and Which Teams
The 2026 World Cup will see an unprecedented number of Argentine coaches managing various national teams, increasing from five in 2018 to six.
The Social Democrats Still Want to Stop the Asylum Flow. Just like in 2018. And 2022 ...
Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen presented 18 immigration restrictions to address the asylum seeker flow, reviving proposals from previous years.
World Cup 'untold stories' Russia 2018: Croatia 'jinx' and Harry Maguire's new nickname
The article reflects on nostalgic moments from the 2018 World Cup, particularly focusing on England's journey and the 'jinx' associated with Croatia.
Milind Soman is one year older than his mother-in-law; faced taunts from relatives after marriage
Supermodel-actor Milind Soman, who married Ankita Konwar in 2018, faced societal criticism due to the 26-year age gap, but they have maintained a strong relationship.
Liberia to Reassess City Status Nationwide
Liberia's Ministry of Local Government is set to evaluate cities across the country in line with the 2018 Local Government Act to ensure compliance with legal and administrative standards.
'Masterpiece' crime thriller 'perfect for The Capture' fans is now streaming
The article announces the return of the BBC One series 'The Capture' for its third season and highlights a 2018 crime thriller as an excellent alternative for viewers seeking similar content.
18-year-old boy called his mother in the evening – a terrible situation was revealed in the morning
A documentary titled 'Where is Odin?' explores the disturbing case of 18-year-old Odin André Hagen Jacobsen, who disappeared after a night out in Trondheim, Norway, in November 2018.
Flávio Bolsonaro registers occurrence for threat after post suggests stabbing
Flávio Bolsonaro, a Brazilian senator and presidential candidate, filed a police report after a social media post suggested he could be stabbed, echoing an attack on his father in 2018.
Corinthians announces signing of Englishman Jesse Lingard, former Manchester United and England national team player
Corinthians has officially signed English midfielder Jesse Lingard, who previously played for Manchester United and was part of the England national team in the 2018 World Cup.
The Dark Secret of a Top Coach Has Been Revealed
Swedish coach Janne Andersson revealed that he was battling prostate cancer during the 2018 FIFA World Cup while feeling extreme pressure.