The artist will guide visitors on the last evening of the exhibition
Kristina Popov will lead a tour for visitors on the final evening of her exhibition "Soo keha" at the Tartu University Natural History Museum.
Victim of femicide reported 10 police incidents and had two protective orders denied before being murdered by ex
Júlia Gabriela Bravin Trovão was murdered following a history of reported abuse, having filed 10 police reports against her ex-partner with inadequate judicial protection.
Holmenkollen Relay Sold Out - New Participant Record
The Holmenkollen Relay in Oslo has sold out, reaching a record of 5,500 registered teams, marking the largest participation in its history.
We Stand Before the Danger of a War Like Our Grandparents Experienced, Warned Sikorski
Sikorski has warned that we are facing a danger of war reminiscent of what our grandparents experienced.
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.
Peter Probst's New Crime Novel 'In Broad Daylight': The Mystery of the Disappeared Children of Pirmasens
Peter Probst's latest crime novel delves into the chilling history of child disappearances in Pirmasens during the 1960s.
Senator Lindsey Graham: Iran is facing a Berlin Wall moment — history is watching us now
Senator Lindsey Graham discusses the current unrest in Iran and the pivotal moment it presents for the United States and the world.
Documents on Alleged Trump Abuses Hidden
Democrats in Congress accuse the Trump administration of the greatest cover-up in modern history regarding withheld documents claiming sexual abuse by the president.
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.
In Tupes, a reliquary is being cast for the first beatified victims of totality
A reliquary is being created in Tupes for the first victims of totalitarianism to be beatified.
Police disables clandestine weight loss pen factory and arrests suspect in Maceió; VIDEO
Authorities in Maceió, Brazil, have shut down an illegal factory producing counterfeit weight loss pens and arrested a suspect with a criminal history.
The Flying Objects of Aliens Turned Out to Be a Secret Soviet Weapon
The article discusses a 1967 incident in the Soviet Union where what many believed to be UFOs were in fact secret military vehicles.
He has been responsible for "the largest welfare cut in Oslo's recent history". Now the economy has turned around.
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Kleber Mendonça Filho's film 'The Secret Agent' is a contender for the Best International Film Oscar, potentially marking Brazil's second consecutive win in this category.
Is it true that crime in the US is at its lowest level in history, as Trump says?
Trump claimed that the crime rate is now the lowest since 1900, but recent data shows this is only true for homicide rates and not for violent crimes overall.
Record at PZU. 6.7 billion PLN profit and the highest revenues in history
PZU, Poland's largest insurer, reported record revenues and profits for the year 2025, showcasing a strong financial performance despite a quieter fourth quarter.
Kenevil becomes the second coach in NHL history with 1000 wins
Joel Quenneville has become the second coach in NHL history to achieve 1000 wins, leading the Anaheim Ducks to a victory over the Edmonton Oilers.
A burned postcard from the 'heavenly Titanic.' After decades, it has arrived in Prague
A postcard linked to the 'heavenly Titanic' has finally made its way to Prague after decades of being lost.
Architectural Historian: Manors Were a Heavy Burden for Our Country
Architect Ants Hein discusses the burdensome legacy of manorial estates in Estonia during a recent cultural award ceremony.
Stellantis: €22 billion loss in 2025 - No dividend will be distributed
The French automotive company Stellantis announced a net loss of €22.3 billion for 2025, the second-largest in its history, due to adverse exchange rates and a shift from its previous high-price strategy.
Conflict among Democratic Party's Gyeonggi Province candidates over Shin Yong-han's 'Park Geun-hye administration history'
Democratic Party primary candidates in Chungbuk are clashing over the candidacy of Shin Yong-han, who has referenced his experience under the Park Geun-hye government.
Police caught repeatedly convicted Klaipėda residents with drugs
A pre-trial investigation has been initiated against two Klaipėda men, aged 60 and 65, known to law enforcement for their ties to organized crime and illegal drug distribution.
Do you know how the artist Jāzeps Grosvalds’ “Persian Scenes” came to be during the war march?
The article discusses how artist Jāzeps Grosvalds created his work “Persian Scenes” while navigating the challenges and circumstances of the war in Europe.
Narratives of History
The Cultural Foundation of the Piraeus Group is organizing the second event of the scientific meetings titled 'Narratives of History' on March 2, 2026, focusing on making history more accessible to the public.
'Manthara of Ramayana' suffered pain for life, was devastated by her sister
The article discusses the life and career of actress Lalita Pawar, known for her iconic negative role as Manthara in the Indian television adaptation of Ramayana, highlighting the challenges she faced in her personal life and her unexpected journey into villainous roles.
Graves, stables, and farms: The strangest stories of the World Cup 2026 stadiums
The stadiums set to host the 2026 World Cup matches have peculiar stories and unique characteristics.
A record investment and a warning
Mexico closed 2025 with the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) in its history, but there are cautionary signs that require attention.
They Were Sorting the Drugs from the Bag When the Police Attacked
A major drug smuggling case, involving the largest seizure of ketamine in Iceland's history, is under trial in Reykjaness District Court.
This Day in History. Risky Transactions Lead Baring Bank to Bankruptcy
The Baring Bank's downfall was precipitated by risky derivative transactions managed by Nick Leeson, highlighting vulnerabilities in the financial system.
Cutlets, books, caricatures. The "Bagutta" turns one hundred years old
The Bagutta literary prize, the oldest literary award in Italy, celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its history and cultural significance.
Video: Learn about the Indian Corner in Jerusalem
The Indian Corner in Jerusalem, originally built during the Mamluk period, has a rich history associated with the Rifa'i Sufi order and serves as a hub for pilgrims from India and Central Asia.
What Daily Life Was Like for José de San Martín, the “Unanimous Hero”
A new book reveals the personal and intimate aspects of the life of José de San Martín, focusing on his relationships with family and debunking myths.
The 'Crying Tower' that mourns the war dead of the Kamakura Shogunate's demise; Kamakura City has cut down surrounding trees, leaving it bare
Kamakura City has cut down approximately 520 trees surrounding the 'Crying Tower,' a memorial for those who died in the battle leading to the fall of the Kamakura Shogunate, in preparation for a new city hall.
The Birth, Rise, and Death of E-Piim
E-Piim, also known as SCE E-Piim, is a dairy cooperative in Estonia with a history dating back to 1910, making it one of the oldest organizations in the country.
Visual Analysis of the 'Coup Planning' Document
This article provides a visual analysis of a declassified document detailing military coup plans in Spain three months before the attempted coup of February 23, 1981.
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.
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.
Santa Fe: a 2-year-old boy was attacked by a pitbull and the family reports that the dog has bitten several people before
A 2-year-old boy was hospitalized after being attacked by a pitbull in Santa Fe, with his family claiming the dog has a history of aggression and lacks vaccinations.
Witold M. Orłowski: For now, Mount Rushmore waits
The article discusses the significance of Mount Rushmore and speculates on Donald Trump's desire to add his face to the monument as a representation of his legacy.
Radziejowska and Fałkowski in conversation with 'Rzeczpospolita': History has torn Polish-German relations
The Pilecki Institute launches a series of discussions aimed at revitalizing Polish-German dialogue that has stagnated over the years.
SIDE, the epic producer that established sound cinema in Argentina
This article discusses the pioneering role of the Sociedad Impresora de Discos Electrofónicos (SIDE) in introducing sound in Argentine films, highlighting its impact on the national film industry and cultural landscape.
Strengthening School History Education: Increasing Focus on Modern History in Middle School and Promoting New History Electives in High School
The South Korean government plans to enhance history education in schools by increasing the emphasis on modern history in middle school curricula and introducing new elective history courses in high schools.
Thailand: independence and identity before the powers
Thailand maintains its independence and identity amidst the influences of global powers, historically adept at balancing between competing interests.
Nigeria’s blind women sambists ready for World Cup debut
Two Nigerian blind sambists are set to make history as the first African women to compete at the World SAMBO Cup in 2026.
Discover what to do in Prague, a city that enchants with history, culture and landscapes
Prague is a captivating city rich in history and culture, combining beautiful landscapes with a deep heritage.
Enyimba, Rivers make top 500 club world ranking
Rivers United and Enyimba have been recognized among the top 500 football clubs globally according to the latest ranking by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics.
Why is the India-Israel relationship special?
The article explores the evolving diplomatic relationship between India and Israel since the latter's formation in 1948, highlighting key moments that shaped their ties.
The last phrase spoken by Nero in his life: 'Qualis artifex pereo'
Nero's last words, "Qualis artifex pereo," reflect his artistic ego and tragic downfall as he fled from Rome amidst political turmoil.
When Napoleon Escaped from Elba Island, How 'Bonaparte' is Associated with His Name
Today marks the anniversary of Napoleon's escape from Elba Island, which led to him regaining power in France.
Declassifying Our Recent Past
The declassification of documents related to the failed coup of 23-F has generated significant anticipation as it marks the 45th anniversary of this pivotal event in Spain's recent history.