The Official Story: How the Night of the First Oscar for Argentine Cinema Happened on a Date of High Symbolic Power
'The Official Story' made history by winning Argentina's first Oscar on March 24, 1986, a date that marked ten years since the last military coup in the country.
The model of a country: Norway, a virtuous example that Argentina could look to
The article discusses how Norway's economic model, characterized by a sovereign fund and sustainable management, serves as a potential example for Argentina amid economic discomfort.
Pakistan vows to โeradicate terrorismโ as Afghan truce nears end
Pakistan's foreign minister reiterated the country's commitment to eliminating terrorism as a temporary ceasefire with Afghanistan comes to a close.
Mine clearing vehicle attracts global interest โ a North Karelian company received its largest order in history from a NATO country
A North Karelian company, Kesla, has secured its largest order ever for multi-purpose vehicles from a NATO country, valued at approximately 17 million euros.
Two Thieves Deported
Two thieves have been ordered to leave the country following their criminal activities.
Gary Neville explains Declan Rice Wembley boos - 'Happening up and down the country'
Gary Neville discusses booing directed at Declan Rice during the Carabao Cup final, calling for reforms on set-piece timings.
In Mexico, no one is subdued by what they think, 'there is freedom of expression,' assures Claudia Sheinbaum
Claudia Sheinbaum, the president of Mexico, asserts that there is freedom of expression in the country, despite acknowledging that criticisms of her government do not concern her much.
CM Yogi to Soldiers - Serve the Country Without Worry, Your Families' Security is Our Responsibility
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath assured soldiers that they can serve the country with peace of mind, as their families' safety is the responsibility of the state government.
The Prime Minister believes she is capable of representing Lithuania at the EVT, but does not want to pit institutions against each other
Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida ล imonytฤ expresses her readiness to represent the country at the European Council but emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the government and the president's office.
The leg of an ancient sorcerer
The article discusses the discovery of the remains of an ancient sorcerer in Iceland, sparking interest in the country's mystical history.
Cuba Restores Electricity Supply After Latest Outage
Cuba has managed to restore electricity to two-thirds of Havana following a national blackout that affected the country's power system.
What Sovereignty?
The article discusses the challenges faced by the United States, including international conflicts and internal protests, while highlighting the underlying stability that exists within the country.
Dismal weather across the country and many roads in a state of uncertainty
Iceland is experiencing widespread poor weather conditions, leading to uncertainty on many roads.
Deputy Minister: As Lithuania allocates record funds to defence, the U.S. holds up the country as an example for others
Lithuania is recognized by U.S. representatives for allocating a record 5.38% of its GDP to defense, the highest among NATO countries, according to Deputy Minister Aleksa.
Bad weather across the country, yellow warnings and uncertainty level
Iceland is experiencing widespread bad weather, prompting yellow warnings and uncertainty levels on several roads due to a storm.
George Kent: There isn't a single NATO country with a military that can fight the way Ukraine does
US diplomat George Kent emphasizes Ukraine's unique military capabilities compared to NATO countries.
Ukraine's air defences down 234 Russian drones, strikes recorded at 11 locations
Ukrainian air defences successfully intercepted 234 out of 251 drones launched by Russia on March 22-23, with strikes noted at 11 locations across the country.
The Viking is not equal to the Viking: there was more violence in this country
A study led by researchers from universities in Norway and the USA reveals that Viking graves in Norway show significantly higher levels of violence and weaponry compared to those in Denmark.
Johannes Klรฆbo's Crazy Revelation
Norwegian cross-country skier Johannes Klรฆbo revealed in an NBC interview that he might continue his career until the 2034 Olympics.
Babiลก's State. This is how the new government took control of important functions in the country
The article discusses how the new government led by Babiลก has taken control of key positions within the Czech government.
Israeli TV Channel: Trump Travels to Jerusalem in April
Israeli media reports that former President Donald Trump plans to visit Israel in April to receive the Israel Prize, the country's highest cultural honor.
Zimbabwe: Senator Riled Over Fuel Price Hikes By ZERA, Says Zimbabwe Blends Fuel With Ethanol Hence Prices Must Be Affordable
Senator Jerry Gotora criticizes the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority for recent fuel price hikes, questioning their justification given the country's ability to store fuel for extended periods.
Nigeria: Nigeria Has No Electricity Sector Roadmap, Seeks Merger of Gas, Power Ministries - NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress criticizes the absence of a structured roadmap for the country's electricity sector, attributing ongoing power crises to its systemic flaws.
Ghana: Ghana Stock Exchange Index Surges Past 15,000 in Record Rally
The Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index has achieved a record high by surpassing 15,000 points, marking a significant rise in the country's equity market.
The Country Should Think of Artisans
The current global chaos significantly impacts small businesses, particularly artisans, who are crucial to the Italian economy.
Three issues about Iran: a country not so religious and with a long history of feminist struggle
The article discusses misconceptions about Iran, examining its religious landscape and the country's feminist movements amid increased global interest due to current conflicts.
The PSOE and the Territorial Price of Power
The article discusses the challenges faced by Spain's Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) regarding its electoral viability across the country's diverse regions.
SOS signal from the IEA: No country is immune to the worst energy crisis in decades
The head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that the global energy crisis, exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, is affecting every nation with unprecedented oil supply losses.
Victory for Same-Sex Couples in NSA. What Consequences Will It Have for Polish Offices?
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has raised concerns about the country's refusal to recognize and transcribe foreign same-sex marriage certificates, leading to a ruling from the EU Court of Justice supporting these couples' rights.
Cuba ready for possible US invasion โ deputy foreign minister
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister asserts the country's preparedness to defend itself against a potential US invasion amidst escalating tensions and economic crises.
The town that boasts the largest saltwater pool in the country and is neighboring the birthplace of Mirtha Legrand
Teodelina, a small Argentine town, celebrates 150 years of its existence and 60 years of its monumental saltwater pool, with a festive atmosphere reflecting its community spirit.
World Water Day: CSOs urge FG to prioritise women in resources management
Civil society groups in Nigeria are calling for the Federal Government to prioritize women's involvement in water governance as part of addressing the country's water crisis, coinciding with World Water Day's focus on gender and water access.
AI Alerts for Potholes and Wrong Parking on Highways, NHAI Prepares System!
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is set to implement an AI-based dashcam monitoring system to alert drivers about potholes and wrong parking on the country's highways.
Intensive crackdown on illegal freight truck operations from the 24th... at toll booths and rest areas nationwide
The South Korean government will commence a concentrated crackdown on illegal freight truck operations starting from the 24th, targeting major roads across the country.
How do Turks view the impending repercussions of war approaching their country?
Turkey is on high alert as the regional conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel escalates, prompting discussions about national security and geopolitical challenges.
'We have a lot of money for war...', claims America amid war with Iran
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant reassured citizens that the country is financially capable of sustaining its ongoing war against Iran, rejecting notions of tax increases to fund military efforts.
Music: Alceu Valenรงa celebrates 80 years with a tour across the country
Alceu Valenรงa, the renowned Brazilian musician, is marking his 80th birthday with a national tour in Brazil.
China Grants First Commercial Approval for โBrain Implantโ for Patients with Spinal Cord Injury and Limb Paralysis
China has become the first country to commercially approve a brain-computer interface device designed to assist patients with spinal cord injuries and limb paralysis.
Ekong calls for long-term plan after World Cup failure
Former Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has called for a long-term vision for Nigerian football development following the country's failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.
Exporters raise the alarm over container shortage at Lagos ports
Exporters in Nigeria are raising alarms about a severe shortage of shipping containers at Lagos ports, which they claim is jeopardizing the country's $44.06 billion export sector.
Kim Jong Un reelected as president of state affairs in North Korea
North Korea's legislative body has reelected Kim Jong Un as president of the State Affairs Commission, the highest decision-making and governing body in the country.
Tragedy as Brit drowns in Colombia after 'travelling to get married'
A British man drowned off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia, reportedly after traveling to the country to marry.
Why is a 26-year-old Canadian receiving testimony from the son of a former director of the North Korean People's Revolutionary Party every month? [Hello Truth and Reconciliation Committee (Part 13)]
A Canadian researcher, Jack Greenberg, deeply engaged in studying South Korea's historical reconciliation and issues related to civilian massacres, shares insights from his extensive research and interactions with various stakeholders in the country.
Everyone satisfied with the results of the municipal elections in France
Despite a high abstention rate of 40% in the second round of the French municipal elections, representatives from nearly all political forces in the country expressed satisfaction with the results.
Rio Branco is the city that invests the least in sanitation per inhabitant in the country, says study
Rio Branco, the capital of Acre, Brazil, is reported to invest the least in basic sanitation per resident, with only R$ 8.99 allocated, far below the recommended standards.
Eiduka finishes the season in 26th place in the 20-kilometer freestyle race at the World Cup
Latvian skier Sindija Eiduka concluded her World Cup season with a 26th place finish in the 20-kilometer freestyle event.
An attack on a hospital in Sudan leaves 69 dead, including 13 children
An attack on a hospital in eastern Sudan has resulted in at least 69 deaths, including 13 children, intensifying the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country.
IG orders reduction of police tactical teams
The Nigerian Inspector-General of Police has ordered a reduction in the number of police tactical teams across the country to improve supervision and address public complaints.
Live: Government lays down ground rules for companies aiming to build data centres
The Australian government has outlined five key priorities for companies intending to establish or expand data centres in the country.
Cuba prepares for a 'possible military aggression' from the U.S.
A Cuban official stated that the country is preparing for a potential military attack from the U.S., while asserting that Cuba does not seek conflict with Washington.