The mistake that paralyzed Hollywood: this was the historical blunder at the Oscars
The article recounts the notorious mix-up at the Oscars when La La Land was mistakenly announced as the Best Picture winner instead of Moonlight.
Freedom for Development in Europe: A Holy Empire of the German Nation is Preparing
The article discusses the emergence of a unified German-led initiative in Europe, drawing historical parallels to past empires.
‘One of the greatest sci-fi shows ever' drops first-look at 'thrilling' new spin-off
Apple TV has unveiled a first look at 'Star City', a new spin-off from the acclaimed series 'For All Mankind', which explores historical events leading to the Moon landing.
Why a hot chocolate with rum has become a divisive issue in Germany
A traditional winter drink in Germany, named after Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba, is provoking debate due to its controversial historical associations.
How does Bridgerton season 4 end?
Bridgerton season 4 concludes with the marriage of Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek amid social class challenges and family secrets.
What populist politicians have learned from snake oil salesmen: "It's the golden age of charlatans"
The article discusses how populist politicians have adopted tactics similar to those of historical snake oil salesmen, likening them to modern-day charlatans.
Pickles: Pickled!
The article explores the tradition of pickling as one of the oldest methods of food preservation, highlighting its historical significance and cultural impact across various cuisines, particularly in Germany.
Own Hearth: Bitter and Healthy
The article discusses the bitter yet healthy qualities of radicchio and its historical significance as a culinary and medicinal plant.
In Algeria, media praise the 'historic significance' of the upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV
Algerian media have recognized the historical significance of Pope Leo XIV's upcoming visit to Algeria, highlighting its potential to strengthen ties with the Vatican.
'India has always stood with Palestine...,' said Pawan Khera
Pawan Khera emphasizes India's historical support for Palestine and criticizes the silence surrounding atrocities in Gaza.
Simon Campanello: The Bicycle Was Considered to Make Women Infertile, Masculine, and Ugly
The article discusses historical societal fears about women's cycling, likening them to modern concerns over technology's effects, such as 5G.
Lufthansa takes on its active role in Nazism for the first time and commissions a study about its responsibility
Lufthansa has taken a significant step in acknowledging its historical role during the Nazi regime by commissioning a study on its involvement and the use of forced labor.
Escape from Donald, commentators write. The United States is leaving record numbers of Americans
Record numbers of Americans are leaving the United States for other countries, contrary to historical trends and amidst strict immigration policies.
Spain: Did the King Really Save the Young Democracy?
The article explores the historical context of Spain's 1981 coup attempt and the role of King Juan Carlos I in protecting democracy, with recently released government documents shedding light on the events.
Current Lexicon: Where does the term 'Middle Kingdom' come from?
The term 'Middle Kingdom' (Reich der Mitte) is commonly used to describe China and has historical roots tied to its geopolitical significance.
Ibn Battuta: The 'Eye of History' that Monitored the Pulse of the Nation during Ramadan Nights
This article highlights the legacy of Ibn Battuta as a significant historical figure who documented the cultural and social dynamics of the Islamic world during his extensive travels, particularly during the month of Ramadan.
In Slovakia, they face charges of extremism, while in Hungary, the government applauds them. The story of the commemorative monument of the regional flag
In Slovakia, several individuals face charges of extremism due to the construction of a monument that resembles a historical national flag, which some authorities claim glorifies past totalitarian regimes.
Javier Cercas: 'We already know the truth about 23-F. But the lies will not end, because they are a business'
Javier Cercas comments on the enduring relevance of his novel 'Soldiers of Salamina' while reflecting on the spread of misinformation surrounding historical events in Spain.
December 3 Coup: Legal Standards and Historical Evaluation [Column by Ahn Byung-wook]
The article discusses the sentencing of Yoon Seok-yeol to life imprisonment for his role in the December 3 coup attempt, analyzing the legal ramifications and broader implications for democracy in South Korea.
Number of wills increases by 42% in Mogi das Cruzes
The number of wills registered in Mogi das Cruzes has seen a significant increase of 42% over the past year, reaching a historical record.
From the Pope to the Civil State: What About the Separation of Religion from the State?!
The article discusses the concept of civil state and its historical development, emphasizing its significance in contemporary political discourse.
Kostas Voutsas died today – The shocking story of the grandfather who was killed by the Turks because he refused to wear the fez
This article commemorates the life of Kostas Voutsas, a beloved Greek actor, and reflects on the historical significance of his grandfather's resistance against Ottoman rule.
IDEAL Holdings: Historical high for earnings in 2025
IDEAL Holdings has reported historically high profitability and significant growth across all companies in its investment portfolio for the year 2025.
Translation of 'The Novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms' Took 3 Years and 17,000 Pages to Translate for Historical Accuracy
Kim Young-moon, a Korean translator, has completed a monumental translation of 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' emphasizing historical accuracy.
Athens: March with free guided tours in museums and archaeological sites
The Municipality of Athens is offering free guided tours of historical and archaeological sites and museums throughout March.
Fire Damages a Listed Building in the Grounds of the Castle in Prague's Veleslavín
A fire has damaged a protected historical building in the Veleslavín area of Prague.
Sexual violence continues as a form of torture in wars, says former UN prosecutor for Rwanda
Charles Adeogun-Phillips discusses the historical significance of recognizing sexual violence in conflict as torture and its implications in current global conflicts.
Bridgerton: the new episodes, the fervor of fans, and the challenge of telling a different love story in a period fiction
Netflix has released the final four episodes of Bridgerton's fourth season, continuing the romantic saga that has captivated audiences since 2020.
South Korea launches new commission to investigate adoption fraud
A new South Korean commission has begun to investigate cases related to past adoption fraud, addressing unresolved complaints from previous decades.
Wing Over the Garden. How a Small Liberec Villa Transformed into a Modern Family Home
A 1914 villa in Liberec, originally designed by architect Jakob Schmeissner, has been sensitively renovated to serve as a modern family home, showcasing its unique details and historical significance.
Mosques of Tunisia: Architecture that Defies Time and Young Voices Reviving Its Lifeblood
Tunisia has recently seen a significant increase in the number of places of worship, with estimates suggesting a total of 6,728 by 2025, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.
Modi hails Israel ties in Knesset address
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised India's relations with Israel during his historic address to the Knesset, highlighting defense cooperation and shared historical ties.
Nemea: a Land of Myths, Wine, and Ancient Heritage
Nemea, nestled in the northeastern Peloponnese of Greece, is renowned for its historical significance, wine production, and rich gastronomy.
Launch of the Third Truth and Reconciliation Commission... 311 Overseas Adoption Victims File Truth Investigation Applications
The Third Truth and Reconciliation Commission has been established to investigate historical injustices, with an initial focus on 311 overseas adoption victims.
Great Recife sets record of victims of stray bullets and injured children and adolescents, says Fogo Cruzado Institute
In 2025, Grande Recife reported historical records for stray bullet victims and injured children and adolescents due to armed violence.
Mysterious picturesque cottage called 'Ugly House' hides charming tearoom
The 'Ugly House', a mysterious cottage in Snowdonia, Wales, is now a charming tearoom that operates within the historical site shrouded in unknown origins.
From Valencia's DANA to the endless storm: rain becomes wilder in Spain
Spain is experiencing unprecedented rainfall episodes that have shattered historical precipitation records across the country.
The Psychology Museum Opens: 'With a drawer and a rat, transcendental phenomena of human behavior have been observed'
The new Psychology Museum at the Complutense University of Madrid showcases various historical objects related to psychological experiments and theories.
Among Murals and Street Art on the Camino de Santiago
The article explores the vibrant street art along the Camino de Santiago, showcasing how contemporary expressions coexist with the historical significance of this pilgrimage route.
The 9th of Ramadan: A Day That Redrew Influence Maps from Sicily to Indonesia
The 9th of Ramadan marks significant historical military events that reshaped Islamic influence across continents, notably involving Sicily and Indonesia.
The War in Ukraine Through the Eyes of a Photographer. February 25, 2026
The article reflects on the ongoing war in Ukraine, detailing its historical context and the evolving military strategies of both Ukraine and Russia.
Stock Exchange: In the Wake of Big Tech, Profile Stock Follows
The stock of Profile has experienced fluctuations similar to those of Wall Street's technology stocks, showing a recent increase but remaining below historical highs.
ON THIS DAY ⟩ Taliban forces destroyed the Buddha statues of the Bamiyan Valley
In 2001, Taliban forces destroyed two ancient Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, leading to international condemnation as acts of cultural and historical vandalism.
The court will announce a verdict for Erika Švenčionienė for denying Soviet crimes
Erika Švenčionienė faces sentencing for comments made about the Medininkai massacre, with prosecutors proposing various restrictions and penalties.
Is the Brazilian Lazy?
A critique of the stereotype labeling Brazilians as lazy, framing it within cultural and historical contexts.
Euthanasia or assisted suicide: is it time to hold the debate?
The article discusses the philosophical and historical context of euthanasia and assisted suicide, questioning whether it is time for a broader societal debate on the topic.
The USA encouraged Iran's nuclear program that they are trying to destroy after 60 years; know the story
The article discusses the historical context of the U.S. involvement in Iran's nuclear program and the ongoing tensions related to nuclear capabilities and geopolitical dynamics.
Yoon Seok-yeol Compared to Victims of the Inhyeokdang Incident by the National Power Party… "Needs to Apologize to the Families"
A high-ranking official from the National Power Party criticized the first instance verdict against former President Yoon Seok-yeol, drawing parallels to historical judicial injustices.
Efik professionals push for fair oil-well allocation
The Efik Professionals group in Nigeria has endorsed the scientific verification of oil wells in Cross River State, seeing it as a remedy for historical economic injustices.
Ogun @50: How Abeokuta was chosen to be state capital
The article discusses the historical context and personal reflections regarding the selection of Abeokuta as the capital of Ogun State in Nigeria, highlighting personal identity and political involvement.