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*<!--Dec 29-->Police in the [[India]] |
*<!--Dec 29-->Police in the [[India|Indian]] city of [[Bangalore]] have launched a search operation for the perpetrators of '''[[December 2005 IISC shootout|Wednesday night's shootout]]''' at the [[Indian Institute of Science]], which killed one scientist and injured four others. |
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*<!--Dec 28-->'''[[Andrey Illarionov]]''', top economic advisor to [[President of Russia|Russian President]] [[Vladimir Putin]], resigns after saying that [[Russia]] was "no longer a [[democracy|democratic]] country." |
*<!--Dec 28-->'''[[Andrey Illarionov]]''', top economic advisor to [[President of Russia|Russian President]] [[Vladimir Putin]], resigns after saying that [[Russia]] was "no longer a [[democracy|democratic]] country." |
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*<!--Dec 27-->The '''[[Free Aceh Movement]]''' disbands its military wing, ending 30 years of violence in [[Aceh]], [[Indonesia]]. |
*<!--Dec 27-->The '''[[Free Aceh Movement]]''' disbands its military wing, ending 30 years of violence in [[Aceh]], [[Indonesia]]. |
Revision as of 18:18, 29 December 2005
In the news
- Police in the Wednesday night's shootout at the Indian Institute of Science, which killed one scientist and injured four others.
- Andrey Illarionov, top economic advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, resigns after saying that Russia was "no longer a democratic country."
- The Free Aceh Movement disbands its military wing, ending 30 years of violence in Aceh, Indonesia.
- The six foreign medical professionals sentenced to death for allegedly spreading HIV.
- Egyptian opposition figure Ayman Nour is sentenced to five years in prison on fraud charges.