April 18

In 2019, a redacted version of the Mueller report was released to both the United States Congress and the public, shedding light on key findings from the investigation.

In 2018, Nicaragua witnessed the emergence of significant anti-government protests, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's sociopolitical landscape. Discover the events that ignited public dissent and shaped Nicaragua's recent history.

In 2018, King Mswati III of Swaziland officially announces the country's name change to Eswatini, marking a significant moment in its history. Discover the impact of this decision on national identity and culture.

In 1988, John Demjanjuk was sentenced to death in Israel for war crimes related to World War II. However, this controversial verdict was ultimately overturned, sparking significant debate and legal scrutiny surrounding historical accountability and justice.

In 1988, the United States initiated Operation Praying Mantis, targeting Iranian naval forces in a significant confrontation that marked the largest naval battle since World War II. Explore the details of this historic operation and its impact on U.S.-Iran relations.

In 1980, Elmore City, Oklahoma made history by hosting its inaugural dance, marking a significant milestone for the town's cultural events.

In 1980, the Republic of Zimbabwe, formerly known as Rhodesia, was established with Canaan Banana becoming the nation’s first President. This pivotal year also saw the introduction of the Zimbabwean dollar, which replaced the Rhodesian dollar as the official currency, marking a significant transition in the country’s economic history.

In 1972, East African Airways Flight 720 tragically crashed during a rejected takeoff at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport in Ethiopia, resulting in the loss of 43 lives.

In 1955, the historic Asian-African Conference convened in Bandung, Indonesia, bringing together representatives from twenty-nine nations. This landmark event fostered collaboration and solidarity between Asian and African countries, shaping international relations.

In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser took control of Egypt, marking a significant shift in the nation's political landscape. His rise to power reshaped Egyptian governance and set the stage for future developments in the region.