Today in History-April 24
April 24, 2026
Global Affairs & Politics In 1915, the Armenian Genocide began with the arrest of Armenian intellectuals in Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul). It remains one of the
Global Affairs & Politics In 1915, the Armenian Genocide began with the arrest of Armenian intellectuals in Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul). It remains one of the
Across northwest China’s deserts, sun and wind now power a new era of renewable energy wealth.
Rwanda advances EV assembly talks, reinforcing industrial growth and green transport transformation.
Bishoftu International Airport development continues, boosting Ethiopia’s ambition for continental aviation dominance.
The commemoration paid tribute to victims of the 1994 genocide, including former UN staff.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has given Iran between three and five days to reach a firm decision to present to Washington before the current ceasefire expires.
Donald Trump announced that, following his request, eight women who had participated in protests against the rising cost of living in Iran and were reportedly facing execution, have had their death sentences lifted.
The former head of the United States Navy, John Phelan, was dismissed from his position on Wednesday, reportedly after disagreements with the Secretary of Defense over the implementation of shipbuilding programs proposed by Donald Trump.
Solar investment drives Nigeria’s push toward renewable energy expansion and industrial transformation.
Literature & Arts The Shakespeare Connection (1564 & 1616): April 23 is traditionally observed as both the birthday and the death day of William Shakespeare.
