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After 1828 Georgia abolished the Cherokee government, forbade the National Council to meet and barred Indian witnesses f…

The Treaty of New Echota opens the Trail of Tears

20.10.2026 • History

After 1828 Georgia abolished the Cherokee government, forbade the National Council to meet and barred Indian witnesses from cases involving whites. Th...

Primate’s Palace in Bratislava, where the Peace of Pressburg was signed

Peace of Pressburg, 26 December 1805

20.10.2026 • History

After Austerlitz, Talleyrand, Liechtenstein and Gyulai sign at Pressburg: Austria leaves Italy and southern Germany; Bavaria and Württemberg become ki...

After the Commonwealth summit in Lusaka, 1–7 August 1979, London called to Lancaster House Bishop Abel Muzorewa, prime m…

The Lancaster House Agreement opens Zimbabwean independence

20.10.2026 • History

After the Commonwealth summit in Lusaka, 1–7 August 1979, London called to Lancaster House Bishop Abel Muzorewa, prime minister of the unrecognised Zi...

Singha Durbar palace in Kathmandu, where the 1923 treaty was signed

Nepal–Britain Treaty of Friendship, 21 December 1923

20.10.2026 • History

At Singha Durbar, Kathmandu, Chandra Shumshere and Envoy W. F. T. O'Connor sign a treaty in which London and Nepal mutually acknowledge each other’s i...

UNESCO headquarters at Place de Fontenoy, Paris, the building that hosted the 1960 General Conference

UNESCO Convention against Discrimination in Education, 14 December 1960

20.10.2026 • History

UNESCO’s General Conference, in Paris, adopts the first binding treaty that defines discrimination in education and requires free, compulsory primary...

The Croatian offensive Storm in August 1995, the Bosnian army’s offensive and NATO’s Operation Deliberate Force reopened…

The Dayton Agreement ends the Bosnian War

20.10.2026 • History

The Croatian offensive Storm in August 1995, the Bosnian army’s offensive and NATO’s Operation Deliberate Force reopened the file. The Contact Group p...

The European Constitution, signed in Rome on 29 October 2004, fell after 55% of French voters rejected it on 29 May 2005…

The Treaty of Lisbon reforms the European Union

20.10.2026 • History

The European Constitution, signed in Rome on 29 October 2004, fell after 55% of French voters rejected it on 29 May 2005 and 61% of Dutch voters on 1...

After the failed August 1991 putsch, the Novo-Ogaryovo draft for a Union of Sovereign States was left without Ukraine.

The Belovezha Accords end the Soviet Union

20.10.2026 • History

After the failed August 1991 putsch, the Novo-Ogaryovo draft for a Union of Sovereign States was left without Ukraine. The 1 December referendum showe...