Organizations

Re-release of Hybrid Theory for 20th Anniversary

Linkin Park and Friends: Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington

Passing of Chester Bennington

Release of One More Light

Release of The Hunting Party

Release of Recharged

Release of Living Things

Transformers: Dark of the Moon Soundtrack Contribution

Release of A Thousand Suns

Release of Minutes to Midnight

VanEck Files for Solana ETF, SOL Rises 8%

Solana Launches Blinks

Helium Successfully Completes Migration to Solana Network

SAGA Solana Mobile launched

Austin Federa head of Solana strategy on Bloomberg

Google Cloud Collaborates With Solana

Helium Community Approves Crypto Wireless Network's Migration to Solana

Solana Mobile Stack

Improvement Solana network

Solana and OpenSea Join Forces

150th Anniversary of Salvation Army’s founding celebrated in London

Passage of the Salvation Army Act 1931

Death of General William Booth

Creation of the High Council to regulate succession

Introduction of the Red Kettle for Christmas fundraising

Death of Catherine Booth, “Mother of The Salvation Army”

Establishment of London headquarters at 101 Queen Victoria Street

First Salvation Army operations in the United States

Renaming as “The Salvation Army”

Founding of the Christian Mission (later Salvation Army)

Rothschild & Co opens a new wealth management office in Dubai

Rothschild & Co is mandatorily delisted from Euronext Paris

Concordia announces plan to take Rothschild & Co private

Alexandre de Rothschild succeeds David de Rothschild as executive chairman

Merger with Compagnie Financière Martin Maurel is completed

Paris Orléans officially changes its name to Rothschild & Co

Paris Orléans converts to a partnership limited by shares

Paris Orléans takes global control of banking activities

French and UK businesses are unified into a single group

The restored French business regains the Rothschild name

Global Climate Strike demonstrates unprecedented worldwide mobilization

School climate strikes begin and launch a new youth-led phase

Paris Agreement reshapes the global climate movement

Kyoto Protocol sets the first binding greenhouse-gas targets

Rio Earth Summit mainstreams sustainable development

UN climate convention is adopted as climate activism enters treaty politics

Creation of the IPCC gives climate science a central institutional voice

Chernobyl disaster intensifies transnational environmental activism

Love Canal emergency exposes the politics of toxic waste

Chipko movement begins with forest protection protests in the Himalayas

Jorge Mario Bergoglio becomes the first Jesuit pope

Six Jesuits are murdered at the Central American University in El Salvador

Jesuit Refugee Service is founded

The Jesuits formally embrace a mission of faith linked to justice

Pope Pius VII restores the Society of Jesus

Georgetown is founded in the Jesuit tradition in the United States

Pope Clement XIV suppresses the Society of Jesus

Spain expels the Jesuits from its dominions

The first Guaraní reductions are established in Paraguay missions

The Ratio Studiorum standardizes Jesuit education

Red crystal enters Movement statutes and new national societies are recognized

Additional Protocol III creates the red crystal emblem

Indian Ocean tsunami triggers the Movement’s largest disaster operation in its history

League becomes the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Movement statutes formally codify its structure and principles

Additional Protocols expand humanitarian law, especially for civilians and internal conflicts

Seven Fundamental Principles are proclaimed in Vienna

Centenary Nobel Peace Prize honors the ICRC and League jointly

Four Geneva Conventions redefine the Movement’s legal environment after World War II

Red crescent and red lion and sun gain formal treaty recognition

Lyndon Buckingham is elected the 22nd General of The Salvation Army

National Salvation Army Week receives presidential recognition in the United States

National Doughnut Day is launched in Chicago

Salvation Army workers support troops in World War I

The Salvation Army starts work in Japan

Salvation Army medical work begins at Nagercoil, leading to its first hospital network

The first Red Kettle campaign begins in the San Francisco Bay area

Publication of In Darkest England and the Way Out launches an organized social program

The Army’s social-purity campaigning helps drive reform of the age of consent law

The first Salvation Army rescue home for women opens in Whitechapel

War in Sudan triggers one of MSF’s most urgent modern emergency responses

MSF stops accepting funding from the European Union and its member states

A U.S. airstrike destroys MSF’s hospital in Kunduz

MSF opens the Kunduz Trauma Centre in Afghanistan

The Haiti earthquake prompts the largest emergency response in MSF history

MSF helps found the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative

MSF publicly launches the Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines

MSF receives the Nobel Peace Prize

MSF confronts the genocide in Rwanda and publicly denounces the slaughter

MSF expands into a broader international movement with new national sections

Protocol III adopts the Red Crystal as an additional emblem

Red Cross centenary is marked by a shared Nobel Peace Prize

Four Geneva Conventions expand the Red Cross legal framework after World War II

ICRC receives a second Nobel Peace Prize during the Second World War

Geneva Convention revision formally recognizes additional emblems including the Red Crescent

League of Red Cross Societies is created after the First World War

ICRC is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize during the First World War

Henry Dunant receives the first Nobel Peace Prize

American Red Cross is founded in Washington, D.C.

First Geneva Convention gives legal protection to the Red Cross idea

COP28 calls for a transition away from fossil fuels

COP27 agrees to create a loss and damage fund

COP26 in Glasgow finalizes much of the Paris operational rulebook

COP24 in Katowice adopts the Paris Rulebook

The Paris Agreement enters into force

COP21 adopts the Paris Agreement

COP18 in Doha extends Kyoto and maps the transition toward a new regime

COP17 in Durban launches negotiations for a new universal agreement

COP16 adopts the Cancún Agreements

COP15 ends with the Copenhagen Accord being only 'taken note of'

The Salvation Army marks its 150th anniversary with an international congress in London

The Salvation Army is selected to support adult victims of human trafficking in England and Wales

Hurricane Katrina becomes a defining Salvation Army disaster response

The first National Donut Day is held in Chicago

Evangeline Booth becomes the first female General of The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Act places the election of the General in law

Salvation Army volunteers support troops in World War I France

The first red kettle fundraising campaign is launched in California

Catherine Booth dies after shaping the movement’s theology and public mission

The Army formalizes its family tracing and missing persons work

Lyndon Buckingham is elected the 22nd General

The Salvation Army marks its 150th anniversary in London

The International Social Justice Commission is established

Eva Burrows becomes the first woman elected General of The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Act places leadership arrangements in UK law

First High Council elects a new General after a succession crisis

Death of founder William Booth

William Booth establishes the High Council mechanism

Ballington and Maud Booth break away and found Volunteers of America

The red kettle fundraising tradition begins in California

Bob Iger returns as CEO after Chapek’s departure

Bob Chapek is named CEO as Disney enters a turbulent new period

Disney+ launches and pushes the company deeper into streaming

Disney completes the 21st Century Fox acquisition

Disney completes its acquisition of Lucasfilm

Disney completes its acquisition of Marvel Entertainment

Disney completes its acquisition of Pixar

Bob Iger succeeds Michael Eisner as CEO

Disney completes the Capital Cities/ABC acquisition

Walt Disney Productions is renamed The Walt Disney Company

Earth for All is published on the fiftieth anniversary of Limits to Growth

Earth4All initiative begins to shape a new flagship project

Planetary Emergency Plan is unveiled in New York

Club of Rome backs global student climate protests

Climate Emergency Plan is launched at the European Parliament

2052 publishes a forty-year forecast

The 30-Year Update renews attention to long-term warnings

Beyond the Limits updates the original growth model

The First Global Revolution reframes post-Cold War challenges

No Limits to Learning highlights the human dimension

Protocol III creates the red crystal as an additional emblem

League becomes the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

The Movement formally adopts the Red Cross and Red Crescent name

Seven Fundamental Principles are proclaimed in Vienna

The Movement’s centenary is marked by a shared Nobel Peace Prize

Four Geneva Conventions are adopted after World War II

New Geneva Convention strengthens protection for prisoners of war

Movement statutes formalize cooperation among its components

League of Red Cross Societies is founded after World War I

Henry Dunant receives the first Nobel Peace Prize

East India Company ceases to exist as a legal entity

Government of India Act transfers power from Company to Crown

Indian Rebellion erupts against Company rule

Charter Act ends the Company’s commercial activities

Charter Act breaks the Company’s monopoly over Indian trade

Pitt’s India Act deepens crown supervision

Boston Tea Party targets East India Company tea

Regulating Act begins parliamentary control over Company rule

Tea Act props up the Company and sparks colonial backlash

Battle of Buxar consolidates Company dominance in North India

Wael Sawan becomes chief executive of Shell

Shell completes share unification and aligns tax residence with the UK

Royal Dutch Shell plc changes its name to Shell plc

Shareholders approve moving Shell’s headquarters to the United Kingdom

A Dutch court orders Shell to cut emissions in a landmark climate ruling

Shell completes the acquisition of BG Group

Royal Dutch Shell plc is created through corporate unification

Shell reveals a major overstatement of proven oil and gas reserves

Shell participates in the first commercial seaborne LNG trade to the UK

Shell Chemicals is established

Artemis I launches NASA's return to deep-space lunar missions

Webb's first full-color images open a new chapter in NASA astronomy

Curiosity lands on Mars using the sky crane system

Columbia disaster ends the shuttle's aura of routine flight

Chandra extends NASA's Great Observatories into high-energy astronomy

The first element of the International Space Station is launched

Mars Pathfinder lands and deploys the Sojourner rover

Hubble Space Telescope is launched into orbit

Challenger disaster forces NASA to confront risk and organizational failure

STS-1 inaugurates the Space Shuttle era

United States formally returns to UNESCO

United States announces withdrawal from UNESCO

UNESCO Global Geoparks are formally created

Palestine is admitted as a UNESCO member state

Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage is adopted

Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity is adopted

UNESCO Institute for Statistics is formally established

Memory of the World Programme is established

First sites are inscribed on the World Heritage List

World Heritage Convention is adopted

The World Bank adopts a new vision: ending poverty on a livable planet

Ajay Banga becomes the 14th president of the World Bank Group

The Comprehensive Development Framework is proposed

James Wolfensohn elevates anti-corruption as a development priority

World Bank and IMF launch the HIPC debt relief initiative

MIGA becomes the fifth member of the World Bank Group

Robert McNamara begins a transformative presidency

ICSID enters into force to arbitrate investment disputes

International Development Association is established for concessional lending

International Finance Corporation is created to support private enterprise

United States rejoins UNESCO

United States and Israel complete withdrawal from UNESCO

Palestine is admitted as a UNESCO member state

UNESCO Creative Cities Network is launched

Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage is adopted

Memory of the World Programme is established

First World Heritage Sites are inscribed

World Heritage Convention is adopted

Man and the Biosphere Programme is launched

UNESCO adopts convention against illicit trafficking of cultural property

Shell reports record annual profit for 2022

Shell names Wael Sawan as its next chief executive

Shell begins trading as a single line of ordinary shares

Royal Dutch Shell formally changes its name to Shell plc

Dutch court orders Shell to cut emissions in landmark climate case

Shell completes the BG Group acquisition

Shell announces its agreement to acquire BG Group

Royal Dutch Shell plc becomes the new single parent company

Shell reveals a major oil reserves overstatement scandal

Shell expands into chemicals through major acquisitions in the United States

Lyndon Buckingham is elected the 22nd General of the Salvation Army

Linda Bond is elected the third woman General

Eva Burrows is elected the second woman General

The Salvation Army Act 1980 modernizes the movement’s constitutional framework

Evangeline Booth becomes the first woman elected General

The first High Council elects Edward Higgins after a leadership crisis

The Salvation Army takes part in disaster relief after the San Francisco earthquake

Ballington Booth leaves the Salvation Army and founds Volunteers of America

The first Red Kettle fundraising campaign begins at the Oakland ferry landing

Catherine Booth dies after shaping the movement’s public voice and reform agenda