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This document aims to establish the scope of a thematic website collection initiated on the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, 2022. In 2022, Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her 70th year as monarch. This occasion will be commemorated across the United Kingdom with a variety of events such as tree planting, street parties, and food competitions. The Jubilee will be an opportunity to remark upon the interactions between the public and the monarchy, while also affording the chance to examine the changes in British society by looking at the last 70 years of British History., UK

Accessing and understanding contemporary and historical events of global impact such as the US elections and the Olympic Games is a major prerequisite for cross-lingual event analytics that investigate event causes, perception and consequences across country borders. In this paper, we present the Open Event Knowledge Graph (OEKG), a multilingual, event-centric, temporal knowledge graph composed of seven different data sets from multiple application domains, including question answering, entity recommendation and named entity recognition. These data sets are all integrated through an easy-to-use and robust pipeline and by linking to the event-centric knowledge graph EventKG. We describe their common schema and demonstrate the use of the OEKG at the example of three use cases: type-specific image retrieval, hybrid question answering over knowledge graphs and news articles, as well as language-specific event recommendation. The OEKG and its query endpoint are publicly available.

This article explores the reception of the Vintista Revolution in the press of the Triénio Liberal. We begin with a comparative analysis of the respective revolutionary processes in order to establish the connections between Spanish and Portuguese liberalism, here considered as a consequence of the Enlightenment’s ideology, the French Revolution and events triggered by the Peninsular War. Therefore, we give special attention to Constitutional questions marked by the legacy of the Constitution of Cádiz. From the analysis of two Spanish newspapers, representing moderate visions of Triénio’s liberalism, we evaluate the attention given to the Portuguese Revolution and to the Debates in the Constitutional Cortes. We then examine the interpretation made regarding the decisions taken by Portuguese parliamentarians. We conclude that, while the newspapers include the Portuguese Revolution in an international movement of Liberal Revolutions that spread in the beginning of the 1820s, they did not abandon the idea of a special relationship between the two Iberian kingdoms., Este artigo propõe explorar a receção da Revolução vintista na imprensa do Triénio Liberal. Começamos com uma análise comparativa dos respetivos processos revolucionários para estabelecer os pontos de ligação entre o liberalismo espanhol e o português, tidos aqui como uma consequência do ideário iluminista, da Revolução Francesa e dos eventos desencadeados pela Guerra Peninsular. É assim dada especial atenção às questões Constitucionais, marcadas pelo legado da Constituição de Cádis. A partir de dois jornais espanhóis, que representavam as visões mais moderadas do liberalismo do triénio, avaliamos a atenção prestada à Revolução Portuguesa e aos debates nas Cortes Constituintes para depois examinarmos a interpretação que faziam das decisões tomadas pelos parlamentares portugueses. Concluímos, assim, que enquanto os jornais incluem a Revolução Portuguesa num movimento internacional de Revoluções liberais que eclodiram no começo da década de 1820, não abandonavam a ideia de uma relação especial entre os dois reinos ibéricos.