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Summary.     Click for More > Huygens moon probe lands on Titan Leaders mark Auschwitz liberation  Leaders from 30 countries gather to remember the victims of the Holocaust on the 60th anniversary   Pope John Paul II dies at 84
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  26-year reign as the charismatic leader of the world's 1 billion Roman Catholics was highlighted by visits to 129 countries.    The Pope was the third longest-serving pontiff in history. He died in his private apartment, surrounded by...
Apr.8 Pope John Paul II buried in crypt Apr.9 Prince Charles marries Camilla Apr.19     Ratzinger elected as new Pope  78-year-old German cardinal Joseph Ratzinger is taking the name Pope Benedict XVI May.5 Blair heads for historic third term May.29 French voters reject EU charter Jun.11 G8 ministers back Africa debt deal Jun.17 EU 'in crisis' over talks failure Jul.6 London wins 2012 Olympics Jul.7   Bombs kill 52   A series of 4 'callous' and coordinated bombings in transport system. Power failed on crowded underground trains Jul.15 New Harry Potter book hits shops Jul.24 Armstrong stamps seventh Tour win Aug.8 Oil-for-food chief 'took bribes' Aug.14 Cypriot jet crashes; 121 dead Aug.24 Floods cause havoc across Europe Aug.25 Apartment fire kills 16 Sep.18 Election ends in stalemate Oct.10 Merkel to become German chancellor Oct.26   Boys' electrocution starts riots   Reports say the boys were trying to evade police in Clichy-sous-Bois. The crowds blamed police for the deaths of the 2 boys Nov.8 Government declared state of emergency Nov.15 'Secret CIA flights' probed




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Huygens moon probe lands on Titan  The space probe has touched down on the surface of one of Saturn's moons and is sending back signals Leaders mark Auschwitz liberation

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Jan.18  Largest passenger jet unveiled
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  Leaders from 30 countries gather to remember the victims of the Holocaust on the 60th anniversary

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Feb.1 Pope John Paul rushed to hospital Feb.4  Rice: Attack on Iran 'not on agenda' Feb.6  Sick Pope makes public appearance Feb.20  Voters back EU constitution Feb.21  Bush calls for new trans-Atlantic unity Feb.23  Two soldiers guilty of Iraq abuse Feb.24  Pope has surgery to aid breathing  Bush meets Putin

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Mar.4 U.S. wound reporter, killing bodyguard Mar.7  Funeral for agent shot in Iraq Mar.13  Pope returns to Vatican after op

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Apr.2     Pope John Paul II dies at 84
  26-year reign as the charismatic leader of the world's 1 billion Roman Catholics was highlighted by visits to 129 countries
 The Pope was the third longest-serving pontiff in history. He died in his private apartment, surrounded by his closest Polish aides. John Paul II had suffered worsening health problems including a heart condition
 Millions grieve for John Paul II Apr.4  Pope's body makes final journey  Crowds wait all night to see Pope Apr.5  Blair calls election for May 5 Apr.8     Pope John Paul II buried in crypt  John Paul II was buried under St. Peter's Basilica after a funeral Mass that millions of people watched Apr.9   Prince Charles marries Camilla  A solemn ceremony has blessed the wedding, at which the couple each pledged to be faithful to each other Apr.14 Many killed in hotel fire Apr.18  No pope chosen in first vote Apr.19     Ratzinger elected as new Pope
  78-year-old German cardinal Joseph Ratzinger is taking the name Pope Benedict XVI
 The College of Cardinals took only 2 days to choose the successor to John Paul II. The crowd clapped as the smoke billowed over Vatican City and waited for the ringing of bells. At 6:43 p.m. Cardinal Jorge Arturo Medina Estevez announced Ratzinger's election in Latin. Bush called Benedict XVI 'a man of great wisdom and knowledge'.
Apr.20  Berlusconi to form new government Apr.25  Pentagon: No case in Italian shooting Apr.27 Airbus A380 completes test flight

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May.5     Blair heads for historic third term  Tony Blair is heading for an 3rd term in government but with a greatly reduced majority May.7 Europe-wide events to mark VE Day May.10  Holocaust memorial unveiled May.11 Names named in US Iraq oil report May.12  Trial of Kurdish leader 'unfair' May.25  Liverpool crowned over AC Milan May.27  French hold final EU vote rallies May.29   French voters reject EU charter  By 56% voters have overwhelmingly rejected the European Union's proposed constitution in a key referendum May.31  Villepin named new PM

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Jun.1 Dutch reject EU constitution Jun.3  Blair to press Bush on Africa Jun.4  Rescuers fight Alpine tunnel fire Jun.7  US and UK 'close to Africa deal' Jun.9  Italy hostage released in Kabul Jun.11   G8 ministers back Africa debt deal  Finance ministers have agreed to cancel up to $55 billion worth of debt owed by the world's poorest nations Jun.16  EU deal to extend treaty deadline Jun.17   EU 'in crisis' over talks failure  The budget talks broke down over a bitter row between the UK and France Jun.18 ETA halts attacks on elected officials

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Jul.1  Schroeder loses confidence vote Jul.4  Police scuffle with G8 protesters Jul.6   London wins 2012 Olympics  London has defeated Paris, bringing the Olympics back to Britain for the first time in more than half a century Jul.7   Bombs kill 52 Map of http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/default.stm
  A series of 4 'callous' and coordinated bombings in transport system. Power failed on crowded underground trains.    3 blasts took place in the subway system and one more hit a double-decker bus, all within an hour at morning rush. Prime Minister Tony Blair pra...
 World leaders condemn attacks Jul.8 G8 pledges $50 billion to Africa  More than 50 dead in blasts Jul.9  Rail blasts 'almost simultaneous' Jul.12  Police: bomber 'very likely' died  Bomb hunt focuses on masterminds Jul.14  Vigil for bombing victims Jul.15  Biochemist held in London bombings   New Harry Potter book hits shops  The sixth book has been published around the world, ending the wait for eager fans Jul.16  Aceh rebels agree to peace deal Jul.17  Former UK Prime Minister Ted Heath dies Jul.21 4 blasts hit transport Jul.22  Photos released of bomb suspects Jul.24     Armstrong stamps seventh Tour win  Lance ended his storybook career in Paris by winning a record seventh consecutive Tour de France title Jul.26  Police arrest four in bomb probe Jul.28 IRA halts its armed campaign Jul.29  4 UK bomb suspects held Jul.30  Police quiz bomb suspects

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Aug.4  Al Qaeda threatens more UK, U.S. attacks Aug.5 EU puts nuclear proposals to Iran Aug.8   Oil-for-food chief 'took bribes'  Benon Sevan has been accused of taking kickbacks by a panel investigating corruption allegations Aug.10  Iran warns US, EU over nuclear impasse Aug.11  IAEA urges Iran to stop nuclear activities Aug.14   Cypriot jet crashes; 121 dead  Air traffic controllers lost contact while Boeing 737 was approaching Athens Aug.16 Spanish troops die in crash Aug.18 Rapturous German welcome for Pope Aug.24   Floods cause havoc across Europe  Torrential rains across central and eastern Europe are killing up to 34 people, 25 in Romania alone, 11 in Switzerland Aug.25   Apartment fire kills 16  A massive fire has swept through a 7-story building shortly after midnight Aug.29  Immigrants die in new fire

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Sep.1  Bomber in tape claim Sep.5  EU, China hail textile deal Sep.18     Election ends in stalemate  Angela Merkel's conservatives have won election by just 3 seats, falling far short of a majority Sep.19 British troops freed in jailbreak Sep.22  EU drops hardline stance on Iran Sep.25  Poles oust left at voting booth Sep.26 IRA scraps 'all arms' - monitors Sep.27  Ex-Concorde chief faces probe

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Oct.3 EU reaches deal on Turkey talks Oct.9  Right head for run-off vote Oct.10     Merkel to become German chancellor  Conservative leader will become Germany's first woman chancellor under a deal withn Social Democrats Oct.14  7 held in anti-terror raids Oct.15 Romania has deadly bird flu virus Oct.23 Tax cutter poised to win election Oct.26   Boys' electrocution starts riots Map of Clichy-sous-Bois France
  Reports say the boys were trying to evade police in Clichy-sous-Bois. The crowds blamed police for the deaths of the 2 boys.    The riots and violent clashes in October and November were involving mainly the burning of cars and public buildings by groups of youths. Events s...
 Detainees killed in blaze

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Nov.1  Sixth night of riots Nov.2  Chirac urges calm as riots spread Nov.3  Rioters shoot at police Nov.4 Riots spread beyond Paris Nov.5 Riots rage a 10th angry night Nov.6  Chirac vows to punish rioters Nov.7  Riots claim first victim Nov.8   Government declared state of emergency  Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin: the republic 'at an hour of truth' Nov.11  Paris bans weekend gatherings Nov.14  Chirac vows firm action on unrest Nov.15   'Secret CIA flights' probed  There are claims that CIA planes carrying terror suspects made secret stopovers on Spanish soil  Lawmakers back new powers Nov.22 Merkel sworn Nov.28  Venezuela signs Spain arms deal

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Dec.2 Face transplant woman thanks team Dec.5  Rice visits Germany amid CIA row Dec.8 Croatian fugitive general seized Dec.11 Fuel depot blasts injure dozens Dec.13  CIA abduction claims 'credible' Dec.16  EU leaders agree 7-year budget Dec.23  15 years for chemicals-to-Iraq man Dec.24  Pope leads his first Christmas service Dec.25 'HIV medics' sentence lifted Dec.27  Ukrainian, Bulgarian troops left Iraq Dec.29 Row deepens over Danish cartoons Dec.30  British hostages freed, say Palestinians

Leaders mark Auschwitz liberation



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Jan.26
  Leaders from 30 countries gather to remember the victims of the Holocaust on the 60th anniversary
Feb.23  Two soldiers guilty of Iraq abuse Mar.4 U.S. wound reporter, killing bodyguard Apr.25  Pentagon: No case in Italian shooting May.7 Europe-wide events to mark VE Day Jul.16  Aceh rebels agree to peace deal Jul.28 IRA halts its armed campaign Aug.16 Spanish troops die in crash Sep.19 British troops freed in jailbreak Sep.26 IRA scraps 'all arms' - monitors Nov.28  Venezuela signs Spain arms deal Dec.8 Croatian fugitive general seized Dec.23  15 years for chemicals-to-Iraq man Dec.27  Ukrainian, Bulgarian troops left Iraq


European Union, 2005 Disasters Timeline ... See World Disasters timeline Top ^
2005 Feb.24  Pope has surgery to aid breathing Apr.14 Many killed in hotel fire Jun.4  Rescuers fight Alpine tunnel fire Aug.14 Cypriot jet crashes; 121 dead  Air traffic controllers lost contact while Boeing 737 was approaching Athens Aug.16 Spanish troops die in crash Aug.24 Floods cause havoc across Europe  Torrential rains across central and eastern Europe are killing up to 34 people, 25 in Romania alone, 11 in Switzerland Aug.25 Apartment fire kills 16  A massive fire has swept through a 7-story building shortly after midnight Aug.29  Immigrants die in new fire Sep.27  Ex-Concorde chief faces probe Oct.15 Romania has deadly bird flu virus Oct.26  Detainees killed in blaze Dec.11 Fuel depot blasts injure dozens


European Union, 2005 Sports Timeline ... See World Sports timeline Top ^
2005 May.25  Liverpool crowned over AC Milan Jul.6 London wins 2012 Olympics  London has defeated Paris, bringing the Olympics back to Britain for the first time in more than half a century Jul.24   Armstrong stamps seventh Tour win  Lance ended his storybook career in Paris by winning a record seventh consecutive Tour de France title


European Union, 2005 Business Timeline ... See World Business timeline Top ^
2005 Jan.18  Largest passenger jet unveiled Apr.27 Airbus A380 completes test flight Jun.11 G8 ministers back Africa debt deal  Finance ministers have agreed to cancel up to $55 billion worth of debt owed by the world's poorest nations Jul.15 New Harry Potter book hits shops  The sixth book has been published around the world, ending the wait for eager fans Sep.5  EU, China hail textile deal Nov.28  Venezuela signs Spain arms deal Dec.2 Face transplant woman thanks team Dec.16  EU leaders agree 7-year budget


European Union, 2005 Crime & Justice Timeline ... See World Crime & Justice timeline Top ^
2005 Feb.23  Two soldiers guilty of Iraq abuse May.12  Trial of Kurdish leader 'unfair' Jun.9  Italy hostage released in Kabul Jun.18 ETA halts attacks on elected officials Jul.7 Bombs kill 52 Map of http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/default.stm
  A series of 4 'callous' and coordinated bombings in transport system. Power failed on crowded underground trains.    3 blasts took place in the subway system and one more hit a double-decker bus, all within an hour at morning rush. Prime Minister Tony Blair pra...
Jul.8  More than 50 dead in blasts Jul.9  Rail blasts 'almost simultaneous' Jul.12  Police: bomber 'very likely' died Jul.12  Bomb hunt focuses on masterminds Jul.15  Biochemist held in London bombings Jul.21 4 blasts hit transport Jul.22  Photos released of bomb suspects Jul.26  Police arrest four in bomb probe Jul.29  4 UK bomb suspects held Jul.30  Police quiz bomb suspects Aug.4  Al Qaeda threatens more UK, U.S. attacks Aug.8 Oil-for-food chief 'took bribes'  Benon Sevan has been accused of taking kickbacks by a panel investigating corruption allegations Sep.1  Bomber in tape claim Oct.14  7 held in anti-terror raids Oct.26 Boys' electrocution starts riots Map of Clichy-sous-Bois France
  Reports say the boys were trying to evade police in Clichy-sous-Bois. The crowds blamed police for the deaths of the 2 boys.    The riots and violent clashes in October and November were involving mainly the burning of cars and public buildings by groups of youths. Events s...
Nov.1  Sixth night of riots Nov.3  Rioters shoot at police Nov.4 Riots spread beyond Paris Nov.5 Riots rage a 10th angry night Nov.7  Riots claim first victim Nov.11  Paris bans weekend gatherings Dec.8 Croatian fugitive general seized Dec.23  15 years for chemicals-to-Iraq man Dec.25 'HIV medics' sentence lifted Dec.30  British hostages freed, say Palestinians


European Union, 2005 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2005 Jan.14 Huygens moon probe lands on Titan  The space probe has touched down on the surface of one of Saturn's moons and is sending back signals Jan.26 Leaders mark Auschwitz liberation
  Leaders from 30 countries gather to remember the victims of the Holocaust on the 60th anniversary
Feb.1 Pope John Paul rushed to hospital Feb.4  Rice: Attack on Iran 'not on agenda' Feb.6  Sick Pope makes public appearance Feb.20  Voters back EU constitution Feb.21  Bush calls for new trans-Atlantic unity Feb.24  Pope has surgery to aid breathing Feb.24  Bush meets Putin Mar.7  Funeral for agent shot in Iraq Mar.13  Pope returns to Vatican after op Apr.2   Pope John Paul II dies at 84
  26-year reign as the charismatic leader of the world's 1 billion Roman Catholics was highlighted by visits to 129 countries
 The Pope was the third longest-serving pontiff in history. He died in his private apartment, surrounded by his closest Polish aides. John Paul II had suffered worsening health problems including a heart condition
Apr.2  Millions grieve for John Paul II Apr.4  Pope's body makes final journey Apr.4  Crowds wait all night to see Pope Apr.5  Blair calls election for May 5 Apr.8   Pope John Paul II buried in crypt  John Paul II was buried under St. Peter's Basilica after a funeral Mass that millions of people watched Apr.9 Prince Charles marries Camilla  A solemn ceremony has blessed the wedding, at which the couple each pledged to be faithful to each other Apr.18  No pope chosen in first vote Apr.19   Ratzinger elected as new Pope
  78-year-old German cardinal Joseph Ratzinger is taking the name Pope Benedict XVI
 The College of Cardinals took only 2 days to choose the successor to John Paul II. The crowd clapped as the smoke billowed over Vatican City and waited for the ringing of bells. At 6:43 p.m. Cardinal Jorge Arturo Medina Estevez announced Ratzinger's election in Latin. Bush called Benedict XVI 'a man of great wisdom and knowledge'.
Apr.20  Berlusconi to form new government May.5   Blair heads for historic third term  Tony Blair is heading for an 3rd term in government but with a greatly reduced majority May.7 Europe-wide events to mark VE Day May.10  Holocaust memorial unveiled May.11 Names named in US Iraq oil report May.12  Trial of Kurdish leader 'unfair' May.27  French hold final EU vote rallies May.29 French voters reject EU charter  By 56% voters have overwhelmingly rejected the European Union's proposed constitution in a key referendum May.31  Villepin named new PM Jun.1 Dutch reject EU constitution Jun.3  Blair to press Bush on Africa Jun.7  US and UK 'close to Africa deal' Jun.11 G8 ministers back Africa debt deal  Finance ministers have agreed to cancel up to $55 billion worth of debt owed by the world's poorest nations Jun.16  EU deal to extend treaty deadline Jun.17 EU 'in crisis' over talks failure  The budget talks broke down over a bitter row between the UK and France Jul.1  Schroeder loses confidence vote Jul.4  Police scuffle with G8 protesters Jul.7  World leaders condemn attacks Jul.8 G8 pledges $50 billion to Africa Jul.14  Vigil for bombing victims Jul.16  Aceh rebels agree to peace deal Jul.17  Former UK Prime Minister Ted Heath dies Aug.5 EU puts nuclear proposals to Iran Aug.10  Iran warns US, EU over nuclear impasse Aug.11  IAEA urges Iran to stop nuclear activities Aug.18 Rapturous German welcome for Pope Sep.5  EU, China hail textile deal Sep.18   Election ends in stalemate  Angela Merkel's conservatives have won election by just 3 seats, falling far short of a majority Sep.22  EU drops hardline stance on Iran Sep.25  Poles oust left at voting booth Oct.3 EU reaches deal on Turkey talks Oct.9  Right head for run-off vote Oct.10   Merkel to become German chancellor  Conservative leader will become Germany's first woman chancellor under a deal withn Social Democrats Oct.23 Tax cutter poised to win election Nov.2  Chirac urges calm as riots spread Nov.6  Chirac vows to punish rioters Nov.8 Government declared state of emergency  Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin: the republic 'at an hour of truth' Nov.14  Chirac vows firm action on unrest Nov.15 'Secret CIA flights' probed  There are claims that CIA planes carrying terror suspects made secret stopovers on Spanish soil Nov.15  Lawmakers back new powers Nov.22 Merkel sworn Dec.5  Rice visits Germany amid CIA row Dec.13  CIA abduction claims 'credible' Dec.24  Pope leads his first Christmas service Dec.29 Row deepens over Danish cartoons