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• 23 October 2021: Evergrande real estate firm makes missed September bond payment, avoids default
• 18 March 2011: Japanese stocks continue to fall after earthquake
• 7 May 2010: US stocks see 9% drop before making recovery
• 12 October 2009: British FTSE index reaches one-year high, other European markets rise
• 21 August 2009: Stock markets worldwide rise on hopes of US economic recovery

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• 18 June 2021: Fifteen killed in Mogadishu, Somalia suicide bombing
• 17 April 2021: US, UK, NATO to withdraw troops from Afghanistan
• 17 September 2019: US President Trump says Osama bin Laden's son killed
• 28 March 2017: U.S airstrike kills Senior Al Qaeda leader
• 11 February 2017: Yemen requests reevaluation of U.S. ground operations on its soil following raid
• 22 July 2016: Three suicide bombings in Yemen kill security personnel

Attacks attributed to Al-Qaeda

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• Wikipedia article about Al-Qaeda

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• 5 April 2023: US Senate votes to repeal authorizations of use of force against Iraq
• 23 March 2023: US President Biden signals support for bill to repeal authorizations for use of military force against Iraq
• 11 March 2023: US House of Representatives rejects resolution to order troop withdrawal from Syria
• 7 September 2019: Wikinews interviews 2020 US Libertarian Party presidential candidate Adam Kokesh
• 18 January 2017: Obama commutes whistleblower's sentence: Chelsea Manning to walk free in 120 days

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• Wikipedia article about the Iraq War

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• 25 November 2013: Iran to reduce nuclear enrichment in exchange for sanctions reduction
• 12 November 2013: Iran agrees to expanded monitoring of nuclear sites
• 9 April 2013: Wikinews interviews Amir Abbas Fakhravar about Iranian nuclear intentions
• 31 December 2012: Iranian Navy conducts drills in Strait of Hormuz

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• 28 May 2018: Korean leaders Moon and Kim meet days after NK-US summit cancellation
• 4 May 2018: Leader of South Korea requests foreign involvement in decommissioning of nuclear test site
• 6 October 2013: Wikinews interviews specialists on South Korea military parade
• 4 April 2013: North Korea's rising tensions: Wikinews interviews Scott Snyder and Dr Robert Kelly

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• Wikipedia article about North Korea and WMDs
• Wikipedia article about the 2006 nuclear test

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Location of Basque Country, an autonomous communityinSpain.

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• No injuries, deaths after car-bomb explodes in Madrid, Spain
• ETA chief arrested in southern France

Background

Euskadi Ta Askatasuna, or ETA, is a Basque nationalist paramilitary organization active in Spain and France. The organization's goal is sovereignty for Basque Country and it uses both political and violent means to further its cause.

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• Thousands of Rwandan refugees living in overcrowded Burundi transit centre

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{{South Thailand insurgency infobox}}
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• Police officer killed, at least 18 injured in south Thailand blasts
• 17 hurt in southern Thailand blasts, schools closed

The involved provinces and surrounding area of Thailand and Malaysia

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• 2005 Songkhla bombings
• Patani United Liberation Organization

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• Pattani
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• Songkhla

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• Royal Thai Government

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• Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
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• Definition of human rights
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Human rights in the United States
• Wikipedia's article about human rights.

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• File sharing site The Pirate Bay sold
• Swedish court finds administrators of The Pirate Bay guilty of contributory copyright infringement

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• Wikipedia article about peer to peer networks
• Wikipedia article about the RIAA
• Copyright social conflict

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{{Saddam Hussein Infobox}}
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Recent news

• Remaining US troops exit Iraq
• Iraqi Airways drops flights to United Kingdom and Sweden
• Iraq executes "Chemical Ali"
• Iraq approves execution of 'Chemical Ali'
• George Bush discusses Iraq 5 years after invasion
• Iranian President Ahmadinejad to make landmark visit to Iraq
• Iraq removes Saddam references from flag

More info

• Profile: Saddam Hussein

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{{Michael Jackson infobox}}
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Recent news

• California judge jails Michael Jackson doctor
• Michael Jackson doctor charged with involuntary manslaughter
• Vienna mayor criticises cancellation of Michael Jackson tribute concert
• New Michael Jackson song to be released
• Michael Jackson film "This Is It" to be premiered in at least 15 world cities simultaneously
• Michael Jackson tribute concert postponed until 2010

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• Death of Michael Jackson
• Michael Jackson memorial service
• Michael Jackson album discography

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Anthropology

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• 28 June 2020: Neanderthals 'knew what they were doing': Archæologist Dr Naomi Martisius discusses her findings about Neanderthals' behaviour with Wikinews
• 12 January 2019: Scientists report correlation between locations of Easter Island statues and water resources
• 25 August 2018: Fossil genome shows hybrid of two extinct species of human
• 26 August 2012: New research shows over 400 languages originated in Turkey

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• 4 May 2018: Leader of South Korea requests foreign involvement in decommissioning of nuclear test site
• 28 March 2014: Japan agrees to ship nuclear materials to U.S.

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• 22 July 2011: Space Shuttle Atlantis landing concludes program
• 8 July 2011: End of an era: Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on final mission in program
• 27 May 2010: Atlantis lands at Kennedy Space Center
• 14 May 2010: Space Shuttle Atlantis launches for the final time

About Atlantis

Space Shuttle Orbiter Atlantis is one of the fleet of space shuttles belonging to the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). It was the fourth operational shuttle built. Following the destruction of Columbia, it is one of the three fully operational shuttles remaining in the fleet. The other two are Discovery and Endeavour. After it completes STS-125, the final Hubble Space Telescope service mission, Atlantis is scheduled to be the first shuttle retired from the fleet.

Other NASA Space Shuttles

• Discovery
• Endeavour
• Columbia (destroyed)
• Challenger (destroyed)

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Other stories on UFO-related events

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• 5 August 2010: RAF UFO encounters may have been covered up by Churchill and Eisenhower
• 18 July 2008: MUFON releases report on UFO sighting in Stephenville, Texas
• 24 January 2008: Texas UFOs were actually jets, Air Force says
• 16 January 2008: UFO sightings reported in Texas town

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