Mswati III, King of the African country Eswatini, who is among the 15 richest heads of state, has been in power for 38 years. The king, who is sometimes criticized in his country for his luxurious life, is known for his ostentatious parties.
Until his death in 1792, Sandwich was the most disliked man in England. Even his friends suggested that the following be written on his tombstone: "It is rare to find a man who rose to so many positions and achieved so little."
Lazarus is the person stated in the New Testament to be resurrected by Jesus after death. In the modern period, this miracle of Jesus has been the subject of many metaphorical names. Here is his story:
In January 2024, she underwent abdominal surgery due to an undisclosed medical condition. She was subsequently hospitalized at The London Clinic, which required her to postpone her public events. Her long absence from public view caused a lot of gossip.
Galloway was expelled from the Labor Party in 2003 due to his anti-Iraq war stance. Scottish politician George Galloway, known for his support for Gaza, won the by-elections and became the MP for the town of Rochdale.
When Monica Lewinsky moved to Washington in June 1995, she never knew she was making a life-changing decision. She was only 21 years old, she had just graduated from university. Through an acquaintance, she started an unpaid internship in the office of Leon Panetta, then-US President Bill Clinton's private secretary.
Jack Sparrow, the popular character in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, is a fiction inspired by a real pirate who lived in the 17th century. The pirate known as Jack Ward or later Yusuf Reis was an Englishman who lived in the early 17th century.
Yulia Navalnaya, the wife of anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny and the "First Lady" of the Russian opposition said in the video she shared on her X account that she will continue the work left behind by the Russian opposition leader.
Although Paul Lafargue, born in Cuba, is mostly remembered today for being married to Marx's daughter and writing The Right to Lazy, he was known as an outspoken writer and economist during his lifetime.
By reducing state expenditures and increasing control, Eubulos brought the economic situation of Athens to its best level since the 5th century BC, without increasing the tax burden.
