Eigen Times

v1 · embedding eigenbasis · axis 53

resign · charg · opera · theatr · oil · price

resign, charg, opera, theatr, oil, price, bronx, wed, bride, miss, sold, estat, golf, west, score, gen, tenni, appoint, leas, defeat, art, exchang, east, win

dominant in 93 stories · variance scale 0.0024

Energy by year

2003 → 2026

Human sections of its stories

Section (Wikipedia Current Events)stories
Politics and elections22
Armed conflicts and attacks15
Law and crime13
International relations12
Arts and culture3
Politics3
Sport2
Politics and election1

The canon

The purest instances over the years: one story per episode, by coordinate on this axis.

DateStorycoordenergy
2013-08-19Attorney general Mohammad Ishaq Aloko is fired by Afghan President Hamid Karzai, over an unsanctioned meeting with Taliban peace negotiators in the United Arab Emirates.0.310.7
2010-08-16General McChrystal Accepts Teaching Post at Yale0.282.2
2008-12-20The Swedish Academy, the body that selects the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, announces that Horace Engdahl will be replaced as its permanent secretary by historian Peter Englund.0.270.7
2003-02-24In Athens, Greece, senior U.S. diplomat Brady Kiesling resigned in protest at the Bush administration's policy on Iraq.0.270.7
2013-09-09Georgia: Russian Envoy in Rebel Enclave Is Killed0.262.2
2013-03-07Hilton Botha, the former lead detective in the murder case involving Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, has resigned from the South African Police Service.0.260.7
2011-03-03Howard Davies, the director of the London School of Economics, resigns over allegations about the institution's links to the Libyan regime. ,0.260.7
2025-05-16Prosecutor Accused of Sexual Misconduct Takes Leave From International Court0.262.2
2016-07-26The President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, removes Riek Machar from his post as deputy leader and as vice president, and installs Taban Deng Gai in his place.0.260.7
2014-03-07Rwanda and South Africa each expel the other's diplomats after armed men broke into an exiled Rwandan critic's home in Johannesburg.0.260.7
2011-11-28The government of Sudan expels Kenya's ambassador, following the Kenyan High Court's ruling that it will arrest Omar al-Bashir, the President of Sudan, if he enters Kenya.0.250.7
2004-07-26The Iraqi interim Interior Ministry's Deputy Chief of Tribal Affairs, Col. Musab al-Awadi, is assassinated in Baghdad, along with two of his bodyguards.0.250.7
2010-10-27Kenyan foreign minister Moses Wetangula steps aside following a corruption scandal.0.250.7
2019-01-08Retired USMC General Anthony Zinni resigns as U.S. envoy for the Qatar diplomatic dispute because regional leaders couldn't agree on a "viable mediation effort" to resolve the stalemate.0.250.7
2009-03-24Michael Misick resigns as Premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, due to alleged corruption.0.250.7
2011-02-12Saeb Erekat, chief negotiator for the Palestine Liberation Organization, resigns after the Palestine Papers were found to have been leaked from his office.0.250.7
2018-01-21President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed fires Taabit Abdi Mohamed as mayor of Mogadishu and replaces him with his information minister, Abdirahman Omar Osman.0.240.7
2010-11-14Abdul Khaliq Farahi, the Afghan consul general in Pakistan, is released by gunmen after two years in captivity.0.240.7
2022-08-03The former chairman of the Union of Values and federal presidential candidate for the AfD, Max Otte, is legally expelled from the CDU.0.240.7
2015-07-17Ukraine expels Valery Shibeko, Russia's top envoy to Odesa, after declaring the consulate general "persona non grata" for conducting unnamed activities "incompatible" with his diplomatic work.0.240.7
2024-10-17The Senate of Kenya convicts Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on 5 out of 11 charges, thereby removing him from office.0.240.7
2007-10-24Official Overseeing Security Contractors Resigns0.242.2
2007-11-15Celestin Chibalonza, the governor of Sud-Kivu, is impeached for failing to curb violence and mismanaging finances.0.240.7
2013-03-18Wanted Congolese Rebel Leader Turns Himself In to U.S. Embassy0.242.8
2009-02-265 Top Serbs Found Guilty of War Crimes in Kosovo0.242.2
2022-02-21The U.S. State Department evacuates its remaining diplomats in Ukraine to Poland.0.240.7
2007-05-22Silas Rondeau, the Energy Minister of Brazil, resigns over allegations of corruption in a public works project.0.240.7
2012-02-17Pavlos Geroulanos, the Minister for Culture and Tourism, reportedly resigns after the robbery.0.230.7
2016-08-31Turkish Interior Minister Efkan Ala resigns amid criticism over his handling of a string of ISIL and PKK terror attacks, and is replaced by Süleyman Soylu.0.230.7
2010-05-07The head of Sierra Leone's Anti-Corruption Commission, Abdul Tejan-Cole, resigns.0.230.7
2013-10-01The government of Venezuela expels three United States diplomats after accusing them of "economic sabotage".0.230.7
2005-11-30Giovanni Prezioso, the General Counsel of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, announces that he's leaving that post, although he'll remain until early 2006 to aid with the transition.0.230.7
2023-12-30A court in Albania orders that former president and prime minister Sali Berisha be placed under house arrest following accusations of corruption.0.230.7
2011-04-04Libya's acting foreign minister is sent to Athens by Muammar Gaddafi, while Scottish officials travel to London to question his defected predecessor Moussa Koussa on the Lockerbie bombing.0.230.7
2015-10-13The Governor of the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa, Takeshi Onaga, revokes permission given by a predecessor for landfill work to replace a United States Marine Corps base.0.230.7
2010-10-28Kenya: Foreign Minister Resigns0.232.2
2011-03-03Iraqi Coalition Leader Balks at Post, Dealing Government a Blow0.232.8
2013-12-19Tokyo’s Governor Resigns Amid Scandal0.232.2
2017-08-09Two Cuban diplomats are expelled from the Embassy of Cuba in Washington, D.C., after an incident in Havana forced U.S. officials to return home.0.230.7
2026-02-20The United States revokes the visas of three Chilean officials, including telecommunications minister Juan Carlos Muñoz, after Chile agreed to build a submarine cable with China.0.230.7