The 90th birthday of Occhetto, from his wife to Elly and the PCI secretaries: "We are at fascism"
The article discusses the 90th birthday celebration of Achille Occhetto, a prominent figure in Italian Communist politics, reflecting on his past significance and the current political landscape.
After being released from prison, Husák launched an attack. But he spoke more boldly than the regime could bear at the time
The article discusses Gustáv Husák's career before his rise to power, emphasizing his early speeches and the boldness he exhibited post-incarceration.
A story about Paul Keres is coming to the stage at Viimsi Artium
A new play titled 'Paul – Pawn and King' inspired by the chess master's life will be performed at Viimsi Artium; it delves into Paul Keres' career during the late 1940s and his exclusion from international chess due to political circumstances.
Würzburg: Mourning for Willi Dürrnagel
Willi Dürrnagel, a prominent figure in Würzburg known for his extensive historical collection and long political career, has passed away, eliciting widespread mourning in the city.
The Most Aggressive American President in Modern History? The Iranian Conflict is Changing Trump's Political Legacy
Donald Trump’s decision to engage in an open conflict with Iran, alongside Israel, starkly contrasts with his previous claims of being a peace-promoting leader, marking a significant shift in his foreign policy legacy.
History Does Not Stand in Trump's Favor in the Iran War
The article discusses the implications of President Trump's actions leading to a potential war with Iran, emphasizing his historical misadventures in business and political dealings.
Txiki Benegas: the Basque and Spanish socialism
The article highlights the life and contributions of Txiki Benegas to Basque and Spanish socialism, emphasizing his commitment to pluralism and his intellectual dimension.
'The scenario is compatible with what has happened to the worst in history,' says reader about war against Iran
A reader in Brazil expresses deep concerns about the escalating conflict involving Iran, Hezbollah, and the potential for a broader war sparked by political actions in the U.S.
Two Men Met in Osaka [Why]
The author shares insights from a recent trip to Osaka where they attended a book launch discussing the political history of the Korean residents in Japan and their struggles for recognition and rights.
Trump and Netanyahu unleash chaos in the Middle East to make history
The United States and Israel launched a massive attack on Iran, escalating tensions and causing significant casualties, while raising concerns over the stability of the region and the future of Iran's political landscape.
30 Years of Aznar and the Triumph of Management
The article reflects on the 30-year legacy of José María Aznar's presidency in Spain, highlighting his unique approach to management and reforms.
Trump, the Sociopath at the Corner of History
The article discusses the current political climate, drawing parallels between contemporary challenges and historical precedents, particularly focusing on Donald Trump's role.
God bless you! Men designated for liquidation in the Jáchymov hell / Stalin's bomb made us a state of slavery with political prisoners in uranium mine camps
The article discusses the history of uranium mining in Jáchymov and its connection to significant scientific discoveries, while highlighting the political repression in the region during Stalin's regime.
God grant us luck! Men destined for liquidation in the Jáchymov hell / The Stalin bomb made us a slave state with political prisoners in uranium mines
The article details the history of the uranium mines in Jáchymov and their significance in the development of radioactive elements, while also highlighting the oppressive regime and political prisoners associated with their operations.
A future made in Australia: Anthony Albanese’s 30 years in parliament – in pictures
This article visually chronicles Anthony Albanese’s three-decade journey in Australian politics, highlighting his ascent from a local representative to the national leadership.
Security and tariffs at 50%
The article discusses the historical context of political violence and drug trafficking in Mexico and Colombia.
Iran: Life of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The article details key life events of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, chronicling his rise to power from his birth in 1939 to his leadership roles in Iran's political landscape.
"The prince must be feared so that, if he fails to gain love, he avoids hatred": these are the most famous phrases of Nicolás Machiavelli
The article explores the enduring impact of Nicolás Machiavelli's quotes and political philosophy through centuries, emphasizing their relevance and the common misconceptions surrounding them.
The Starlings Fled
On February 23, 1981, starlings left Valencia and returned three days later, coinciding with a significant political crisis in Spain.
23-F | The Empty Secret
Juan Carlos I and Pedro Sánchez are the main political beneficiaries of the declassification regarding the 1981 coup d'état in Spain.
Ali Khamenei: "Witness" or fugitive?
Analysis on the perception of Ali Khamenei by journalist Christopher de Bellaigue during pivotal moments in Iran's political history.
What was known about 23-F and what has been revealed by the declassified documents about the coup d'état
The Spanish government declassified 166 documents related to the 1981 coup attempt, providing new insights and confirming known details.
Occhetto: "On Prague, the PCI put me on trial. I suffered for the turning point"
Achille Occhetto reflects on his political journey and the challenges he faced within the Italian Communist Party (PCI) during significant historical moments.
Builder of the SP government headquarters has a 'tremor-tremor' history and donations to politicians
The contractor for the new government headquarters in São Paulo has ties to political donations and previous construction failures.
Jesuit School, French-Inspired Palace, and 'Bandeirante' Property: Discover the Seats of the São Paulo Government
The history of the São Paulo government's headquarters reflects the city's political and cultural evolution, showcasing various styles of power through its historical locations.
I have a beehive in my head
The article explores personal and historical narratives of people from Czechoslovakia during significant political changes.
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.
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.
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.
The Swords of the Great Captain
The article discusses the political controversy surrounding the sword of José de San Martín, which is under the custody of the Granaderos, highlighting its historical significance and the renewed debates concerning liberal and revisionist perspectives.
From Monarchy to Taliban: How the Afghan Flag Changed with Political Power
The article explores the evolution of the Afghan flag throughout the country's turbulent political history, reflecting changes in power and governance from the monarchy to the Taliban.
This day in history. Khrushchev's report on Stalin irreversibly changes the Soviet regime
The article discusses the pivotal moment during the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1956 when Nikita Khrushchev denounced Stalin's regime, marking a significant shift in Soviet policy and society.
"We live in communism. Only the stores don't know it yet." In 1960, President Novotný announced that Czechoslovakia had built socialism
The article discusses the announcements and political changes in Czechoslovakia in 1960 under President Antonín Novotný, including the establishment of socialism and the release of political prisoners.
The Secrets of the Historic Restaurant Always Chosen by the Jet Set: The Menu Never Changes, and Everyone Pays Regardless
A historical Buenos Aires restaurant, frequented by celebrities and political figures, has maintained its menu and cultural significance for over 120 years.
The American story should not be idealized; it has always carried a mix of liberal ideals and autocracy
The article discusses the complexities of American political history, particularly during the Trump administration, highlighting concerns over corruption, the treatment of immigrants, and the potential long-term impacts on democracy.
Rob Jetten: Who is the youngest prime minister in the history of the Netherlands
Rob Jetten has become the youngest prime minister in Dutch history at the age of 38, sparking comparisons to other young political leaders in Europe.
Deaths: Mother of the author of Diretas Já lived until 104 years old with faith and political participation
Maria Benedita Martins de Oliveira, known as Dona Maria, passed away at the age of 104 in Cuiabá, Brazil, remaining politically active and engaged throughout her life.
The Netherlands is led by the youngest prime minister in the country's history, facing a tough task
Rob Jetten has become the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands amid a challenging political landscape.
Haiti: "I still love this country cursed by God or history"
The article discusses the dire state of Haiti, characterized by gang violence and political instability, while reflecting on the author's personal connection to the country and hope in a new governmental leadership.
Ukraine versus Russia: the roots of a four-year war
The article discusses the longstanding conflict between Ukraine and Russia, emphasizing the historical and political roots that have led to the current situation.
The Film "What Remains of You": A Family Tragedy that Summarizes the History of Palestine
The film 'What Remains of You' is a poignant historical drama that explores the trauma and resilience of a Palestinian family over three generations, set against the backdrop of significant political events from 1948 to 2022.
Jesse Jackson: One of the Most Prominent Leaders of the American Civil Rights Movement in the Twentieth Century
Jesse Jackson was a key figure in the American Civil Rights Movement and a political activist who ran for presidency twice in the 1980s.
Ethiopia: TPLF At 51 - Legacy of Transformation, Contention
The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) celebrated its 51st anniversary amid ongoing political tensions in Ethiopia, highlighting its influential yet contentious role in the country's history.
Hockey Final Canada - USA: 'One of the greatest moments in sports history'
The much-anticipated hockey final between Canada and the USA at the Olympics showcases not only a thrilling sports rivalry but also the political significance attached to the event.
The Communist Manifesto: A Text in Constant Dialogue
Today marks the 178th anniversary of the publication of The Communist Manifesto, a crucial political pamphlet that has significantly influenced global history and political thought.
An Exciting and Adventurous Collection of Articles from Our Recent History
The article discusses Peep Pillak's contributions to Estonian historical literature through his engaging narratives about archaeological expeditions related to prominent historical figures.
SYRIZA: "The job of the Minister of Health is not to give orders for arrests, nor to threaten doctors"
The Greek political party SYRIZA condemned the actions of Health Minister A. Georgiadis, who was recorded allegedly threatening a doctor during his arrest, calling the incident horrifying and reminiscent of dark times in Greece's history.
Bashar Bahbah: Blair is involved in the destruction of Iraq and is not trustworthy
Bashar Bahbah criticizes Tony Blair's comments about Gaza, questioning his trustworthiness due to his political history.
Skier forced to flee country over political views after Winter Olympics ban makes history
Belarusian skier Darya Dolidovich, banned from competing at the Winter Olympics due to her family's political views, has made history competing for a refugee team after fleeing to Poland.
Michel Winock: "The French political culture is one of discord and fury"
Historian Michel Winock discusses the state of French political culture, characterized by violence and discord, in the wake of recent events surrounding the death of Quentin Deranque.