September 18

In 2016, the Uri attack in Jammu and Kashmir, India, carried out by the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed, led to the tragic loss of nineteen Indian Army soldiers, along with the neutralization of all four assailants. Discover the details and impact of this significant incident in India's fight against terrorism.

In 2015, a tragic attack by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan on a Pakistan Air Force base near Peshawar resulted in the deaths of two security personnel, 17 worshippers at a mosque, and 13 militants. This incident highlighted ongoing security challenges in the region.

In 2014, Scotland held a referendum where 55% of voters chose to remain part of the United Kingdom, while 45% voted for independence. This pivotal moment shaped Scotland’s political landscape and continues to influence discussions on national identity and governance.

In 2011, the Sikkim earthquake reverberated throughout northeastern India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and southern Tibet, leaving a lasting impact on the region. Experience the seismic event that shook multiple countries and explore its effects on local communities.

In 2007, Buddhist monks united with anti-government protesters in Myanmar, igniting what became known as the Saffron Revolution. This pivotal moment in Myanmar's history showcased the powerful role of religious leaders in advocating for political change.

In 2001, the first anthrax letters were mailed from Trenton, New Jersey, marking the beginning of the notorious anthrax attacks that shocked the nation.

In 1997, the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention was officially adopted, marking a significant milestone in global efforts to eliminate landmines and enhance global security. This pivotal agreement aims to prevent the use of anti-personnel mines, promoting peace and safety in conflict-affected regions.

In 1997, media mogul Ted Turner made headlines by donating an impressive US$1 billion to the United Nations, showcasing his commitment to global humanitarian efforts and international development.

In 1992, an explosion at Giant Mine in Yellowknife, Canada, tragically claimed the lives of nine replacement workers amidst a significant labor dispute. This incident remains a pivotal moment in the region's industrial history.

In 1990, Liechtenstein joined the United Nations, marking a significant milestone in its history and enhancing its international presence.