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This article covers breaking news and events in March 2006.

Daily events

Wednesday March 1, 2006

Dekopon fruits

• Japan : The fruit growing cooperative selects the “ Dekopon Day ” once .
• Saint-Denis / Réunion : A wave of mosquitoes infections on the island has resulted in 77 deaths so far. France's Prime Minister Villepin announces an action program and free distribution of 300,000 gel sprays.

Friday March 3, 2006

• Frankfurt am Main / Germany : The film Rohtenburg , which depicts a cannibal criminal case from 2001, is banned by the Higher Regional Court at the request of the perpetrator Armin Meiwes . The court rates his personality rights higher than the public interest in an artistic approach to the subject.

Sunday March 5, 2006

• Baden-Württemberg , Bavaria / Germany : After 48 hours of snowfall, large parts of southern Germany are in chaos.
• Los Angeles / United States : At the 78th Academy Awards , the Taiwanese- American director Ang Lee will be honored with the Oscar for best directorial achievement of the past year for his work in the film Brokeback Mountain , which focuses on a love affair between two cowboys .
• Munich / Germany : For the first time in its 100-year history, Hellabrunn Zoo will be closed on Sunday.

Monday March 6, 2006

• The defense ministers of the member states of the European Union are discussing a peace operation in the DR Congo ; around 1,000 people die there every day as a result of armed conflict.
• Vienna / Austria : The right-wing populist Freedom Party of Austria starts the popular initiative "Austria stay free!" a. Referenda on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe and Turkey's accession to the European Union required.

Tuesday March 7, 2006

• Varanasi / India : In the city ​​in the state of Uttar Pradesh , holy for Hindus , at least 25 people die in three bomb attacks, one of them in the Hanuman Temple.

Wednesday March 8, 2006

• Geneva / Switzerland : According to the Red Cross , over 1,000 African migrants have died since January on the sea route to the Canary Islands , which belongs to the Kingdom of Spain , whereas official figures from the Spanish administration speak of 106 victims.
• New York / United States : In Iran -Atomkonflikt is Security Council of the United Nations turned on, unlike the IAEA could impose sanctions on Iran.
• Washington, DC / United States : The House of Representatives approves an indefinite extension of the Patriot Act , but enforces the strengthening of civil rights in individual points .

Thursday March 9, 2006

• Germany : The strike in the public service (30,000 in 11 countries) is now after 5 weeks the longest of the DGB in 80 years. According to ver.di, 40,000 employees are taking part in actions ahead of tomorrow's top meeting of the collective bargaining parties . The negotiator of the federal states, Hartmut Möllring (Lower Saxony) suggests a pause for reflection in the absence of an agreement, which SPD politicians criticize.
• Iraq : The United States' armed forces will hand over the Abu Ghuraib prison near Baghdad , which was notorious under Saddam Hussein, to the Iraqi authorities. In 2004, photos of the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners sparked outrage around the world.

Friday March 10, 2006

Cryovolcanic activity on Enceladus

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (artist's impression)

• Berlin / Germany : Bundestag and Bundesrat start legislative process for federalism reform ; corrections are also required in the field of education.
• Brussels / Belgium : The European Commission criticizes the imprisonment of Belarusian opposition politicians shortly before the presidential election .
• Solar system : The Cassini probe finds liquid water on the Saturn moon Enceladus ; the existence of microorganisms is no longer excluded. Geysers emit periodic jets of water, which could explain gases in the rings of Saturn .
• Solar System : The NASA -Raumsonde Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter swings into orbit of the target planet Mars , which is precisely aligned in the next six months. The probe is said to collect more scientific data from the Red Planet than any previous Mars mission.

Saturday March 11, 2006

• China : The People's Republic of China increased the number of people sentenced to prison terms by 10% in 2005 and an estimated 8,000 death sentences were carried out.
• The Hague / Netherlands : Former Serbian President Slobodan Milošević , imprisoned at the UN War Crimes Tribunal since 2001, is found dead in his cell. The chief prosecutor Del Ponte believes suicide as a way out before the conviction is initially possible, but this is denied. The next day, Serb supporters speak of murder, and Moscow circles do not believe in an objective autopsy . Belgrade authorities want to prevent his grave from becoming an undesirable place of pilgrimage.
• Paris / France : The student protests at the Paris universities against the loosening of the dismissal protection are violently ended by the police.

Sunday March 12, 2006

Colombia

• Australia : By chance, researchers discover underwater ants in mangrove forests. Their nests are regularly flooded with water, but the animals can swim up or crawl into air compartments, wherever they bring their food.
• Berlin / Germany : The Linkspartei.PDS has to fear its parliamentary group status in the federal government after the WASG decision to compete against it in Berlin ; several constitutional lawyers raise concerns.
• Bogotá / Colombia : For today's parliamentary elections, security measures are being taken out of fear of attacks by paramilitaries. The main challenger to the conservative President Álvaro Uribe Vélez is likely to be the liberal Horacio Serpa .
• The Hague / Netherlands : Forensic doctors from the Hague Tribunal have not yet been able to clarify the cause of Slobodan Milošević's death . Chief Prosecutor Del Ponte does not comment on Serbian speculation about the poisoning of the former president, but believes that suicide is possible. The results of the autopsy would be available by Monday morning. Del Ponte was frustrated that the verdict would soon fall despite many interruptions because of Milošević's heart problems. The convicted Milan Babić's suicide the previous week now reinforces Belgrade's impression that Hague is not a safe place for Serbian nationalists. The chief prosecutor stressed that the arrests of Radovan Karadžić and his military chief Ratko Mladić for genocide were now urgent.
• East Africa : Ethiopia and Eritrea report progress in their border conflict after talks.

Monday March 13, 2006

• The Hague / Netherlands : According to the UN tribunal , yesterday's autopsy revealed that Serbia's ex-President Slobodan Milošević died of a heart attack . The numerous rumors from Sunday, which ranged from suicide to poisoning, are therefore irrelevant.

Tuesday March 14, 2006

• Brussels / Belgium : The EU states agree to reduce energy consumption by 9% by 2017, on certificates for economical devices and better information for customers. A more offensive energy policy towards Russia is also being discussed . However, the minimum gas reserves and the growing protectionism (blockade of the E.ON- EDESA merger, Gaz de France versus Enel ) remain controversial , which Chairman Bartenstein (Austria) sees as a contradiction to free competition. Commissioner Neelie Kroes will examine the cases closely.
• Gaza Strip , Jericho / Palestinian Territories : In response to an Israeli military storming a prison that arrested terrorists, Palestinian militants kidnapped several EU citizens in the Gaza Strip and set fire to an abandoned British Council cultural center .
• Geneva / Switzerland : According to the World Weather Organization (WMO), 2004 was the highest concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since measurements began. The 2005 report is expected in November.
• The EU finance ministers are tightening the excessive deficit procedure against Germany , which this year will violate the Euro Stability Pact for the fifth time in a row .

Wednesday March 15, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : According to a study by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development , there were 8.5 newborns for every 1,000 inhabitants in Germany in 2004, the lowest figure of any country in the world. If you add areas with limited sovereignty , only the Chinese special administrative areas of Hong Kong and Macau have fewer newborns per 1,000 inhabitants.
• Germany : According to the ARD magazine plusminus , Bundesliga players and even a national player are involved in a betting scandal.
• New York / United States : As part of the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan -driven United Nations reform that resolves the UN General Assembly with 170: 3: 4 votes starting a months negotiating new Human Rights Council , whose members by a simple majority (96 votes) to are to choose. The old UN Human Rights Commission had fallen into disrepute because dictatorial states protected each other from convictions. Negotiations about the higher majority demanded by America failed (counter-proposals from Cuba / Russia as well), but the council members can now be voted out with a 2/3 majority. Human Rights Watch sees the council as "advancing the protection of victims worldwide".
• Paris / France : On the night of March 15, after a march to the Paris Sorbonne , violent clashes against a new law against dismissal ( Contrat première embauche ) broke out, injuring nine officers and arresting nine demonstrators.
• Washington, DC / United States : The Department of Justice obtains a verdict against the Internet search engine Google for providing user data to combat illegal pornography .

Thursday March 16, 2006

• Amsterdam / Netherlands : Scientists show that the RFID radio tags presented at CeBIT are vulnerable to viruses . The mini chips were developed primarily for retail.
• Geneva / Switzerland : The Red Cross is “shocked” and “dismayed” at the publication of previously unknown images and videos of the US torture scandal in Abu Ghuraib prison near Baghdad in Iraq . The Internet magazine Salon.com published the new material.
• Leipzig / Germany : This year's book fair opens and has a record attendance: By tomorrow, 2,200 exhibitors will present their works and 1,800 readings will take place in 250 different places.

Friday March 17, 2006

Protest against the CPE: blockade of the Paris university campus

• France : Student protests against the new Employment Protection Act (CPE) are on the rise and are increasingly turning into riots . Over 40 police officers were injured and around 180 protesters were arrested.
• Mexico City / Mexico : Around 10,000 people demonstrate against the IV World Water Forum . The biggest criticism is that the water crisis should be turned into a business for private companies.
• Vienna / Austria : In Austria's capital, the energy ministers of the member states of the European Union and 13 other states are discussing a future more economical and safer energy supply. Top topics are new contracts with Russia and the planned Nabucco gas pipeline in the Black Sea region .

Saturday March 18, 2006

• Minsk / Belarus : Two days before the presidential election , Belarus has several election observers of the OSCE refused entry; Foreigners were openly threatened.
• Monrovia / Liberia : The country requests Nigeria to extradite ex-President Charles Taylor ; he plunged Liberia into civil war in 1989 and remained in power until 2003.
• The Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh appears after talks with his Russian counterpart Mikhail Fradkov confident about closer cooperation in the nuclear energy .
• The Iranian dissident Akbar Gandschi , who was convicted in 2000 after attending a conference of the Heinrich Böll Foundation , is released from prison.

Sunday March 19, 2006

• Copenhagen / Denmark : Due to the caricature dispute says Denmark's Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen one India 's visit from; With 140 million Muslims , India has the third largest Islamic population in the world.
• Minsk / Belarus : The presidential election takes place, accompanied by open threats and intimidation . Incumbent Aljaksandr Lukashenka is elected for a third term. He previously brought about an amendment to the constitution, which previously stipulated a maximum of two consecutive terms of office.
• Porto-Novo / Benin : Yayi Boni meets Adrien Houngbédji in the presidential election . Incumbent Mathieu Kérékou is not standing for re-election. The majority of the participating eligible voters opt for bonuses.
• Turin / Italy : The IX. Winter Paralympics are coming to an end. The most successful nation was Russia, ahead of Germany and Ukraine .

Monday March 20, 2006

• Germany : In the public service collective bargaining dispute , the arbitration commission proposes a solution to end the partial strike, which should amount to 39 hours of work. The municipalities demand 40 hours per week, the Ver.di union wants to stay at 38.5. 220,000 people are affected, while negotiations for 800,000 state employees have been suspended for a week.
• DR Congo : After the visit of the EU foreign affairs representative Solana , the EU is likely to send soldiers to secure the elections. It is still open whether they are under German leadership; Chancellor Merkel is positive, SPD circles have reservations.
• France : After around a million people demonstrated against the relaxed dismissal law on Saturday , the unions are now threatening a general strike if President Chirac signs the law. It was decided to counteract the youth unemployment rate of 22%.
• Gaza / Palestinian Territories : The shortage of supplies has increased since international aid was in question. Since the election, Israel has sealed off the Hamas stronghold of Gaza from the West Bank for security reasons . In Fatah there are increasing voices that Abbas should dissolve the autonomy authority. This would make Israel an occupying power again and it would be easier to induce contracts with the PLO and the donor states.
• Minsk / Belarus : According to the election commission, incumbent Aljaksandr Lukashenka won the presidential election with 82.6%. The OSCE election observers found, however, that the elections were not fair and contradicted international norms. Thousands of people demonstrated in Minsk against the election result.
• Palestinian autonomous territories : After the failure of the government negotiations with Fatah , the election winner Hamas agrees on a list of ministers in which the also extremist Popular Front PFLP has some positions. The Hamas ideologue Zahar is to become foreign minister, who approves of any resistance against Israel . President Abbas calls on Prime Minister-designate Ismail Haniya to adhere to the PLO's program and international agreements.

Tuesday March 21, 2006

• India : Bangladesh's Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has arrived on a visit to neighboring India; the relationship between the countries is considered to be less stable.
• Paris / France : According to International Energy Agency threaten Europe in the medium term bottlenecks in the supply of natural gas from Russia .
• San Francisco / United States : Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sends the first "tweet" on Twitter: "just setting up my twttr."

Wednesday March 22, 2006

• Arica / Chile : 14 people are killed in a serious bus accident, including 12 tourists from the USA as well as the driver and the guide. Two of the occupants survived the accident seriously injured. The bus was on the way back from a tour to the highest lake on earth in the Lauca National Park , came off the road in a curve and fell about 150 m into a ravine. The cause of the accident is still unknown, although technicians from the manufacturer of the bus examined the wreck.
• Minsk / Belarus : In the capital of Belarus, around 5000 people are still protesting against the re-election of Aljaksandr Lukashenka in the presidential elections on Sunday .
• Beijing / China : During his visit to Beijing, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the project of a natural gas and an oil pipeline from West Siberia to China. The latter had been agreed earlier but was delayed by Russia.
• Redmond / United States : The software company Microsoft has postponed the introduction of its new Windows Vista operating system to early 2007. The reason for the postponement is efforts to improve the security of the system.
• Spain : The Basque underground organization ETA has announced a "permanent ceasefire" but expects the banned Batasuma party to be approved. In the past 3 years, the ETA has carried out bomb attacks, but no one was killed because of advance warnings.

Thursday March 23, 2006

• Brussels / Belgium : The EU Commission has issued a general landing ban for 93 airlines from 12 countries due to serious safety deficiencies.
• Germany : Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder becomes investment advisor on the advisory board of the European Rothschild Group. In contrast to the chairmanship of the Gazprom Supervisory Board, there is hardly any criticism in the media.
• Mexico City / Mexico : For its final document, the IV. World Water Forum could not agree to demand free access to drinking water as a human right.
• New Delhi / India : Sonia Gandhi , President of the Congress Party , has resigned her seat in parliament; the opposition had accused her of doing paid public work.
• Switzerland : The Swatch watch group increased its net profit by 21% to CHF 621 million (€ 400 million) in 2005. The former “plastic watch” group now includes another 187 brands, including Breguet , Omega and the German precious watch Glashütte .

Friday March 24, 2006

• Afghanistan : Ex-Muslim Abdul Rahman (40), who converted to Christianity in Europe , faces the death penalty in his home country for refusing to convert to Islam again. This is what the Sharia , a building block of the Afghan legal system, determines. After interventions by Canada and Chancellor Angela Merkel , President Hamid Karzai assured him that he would not be executed. The court case was not abandoned, the judges insist on their independence.
• Berlin / Germany : A confirmed case of H5N1 avian influenza in an in Marzahn found -Hellersdorf dead buzzard is the first evidence that the disease has reached Berlin. Most recently, the situation has eased; in Austria , a surveillance area was abandoned for the first time because the avian influenza had disappeared.
• Berlin / Germany : The labeling requirement according to the new Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act comes into force.
• Brussels / Belgium : At the traditional spring summit of the EU chaired by W. Schüssel (Austria), the heads of government find it difficult to find a compromise on the services directive and energy policy . The topic of the new protectionism (blocked merger of E.on etc.) is only touched upon, two million new jobs are to be created annually . Belarus' handling of the demonstrators is strongly condemned. To solve the constitutional problem , a special summit is to take place at the end of April or May 2006 , for which the presiding country Austria is to draw up proposals based on consensus.
• Minsk / Belarus : More than 300 peaceful demonstrators against the fraudulent election of President Lukashenka are arrested, security forces break up their tent camp in the center of Minsk at night. According to Austria 1 , the police chief says: “We have arrested them all. The revolution is over. ”The EU and many states are protesting.
• Vatican City : Pope Benedict XVI. appoints 15 new cardinals in his first consistory , 12 of whom would be eligible to vote in a conclave . Among them is the Bishop of Hong Kong , whose appointment the Chinese government describes as "meddling."

Saturday March 25, 2006

Néstor Kirchner

• Berlin / Germany : The federal government is said to have prevented the release of Murat Kurnaz from the US prison camp in Guantanamo in 2002 . This is reported by the magazine Der Spiegel , referring to previously unconfirmed intelligence sources.
• Buenos Aires / Argentina : On the 30th anniversary of the military junta's coup , President Néstor Kirchner called for a review of the pardon issued by his predecessor Carlos Menem .

Sunday March 26, 2006

• Greifswald / Germany : The Pomeranian State Synod approves the planned merger of EKD Mecklenburg and EKD Pomerania with a large majority .
• Magdeburg / Germany : The state election in Saxony-Anhalt ends with a comparatively low turnout of 44.4% with a victory for the CDU under Prime Minister Wolfgang Böhmer .
• Mainz / Germany : In the state elections in Rhineland-Palatinate, the ruling SPD has lost 0.8% of the vote compared to the 2001 election and increases the gap to the CDU , which has lost 2.5%. As the third party, the FDP receives a mandate for the state parliament from the voters , the Greens fail for the first time since 1983 because of the five percent clause.
• Stuttgart / Germany : The state election in Baden-Württemberg brings losses to the two largest parties. The CDU's share of the vote decreased by 0.6% to 44.2%, that of the SPD by 8.1% to 25.2%. Prime Minister Günther Oettinger favors a continuation of the black-yellow coalition.

Monday March 27, 2006

• Abuja / Nigeria : President Olusegun Obasanjo has announced that Liberia's ex-President Charles Taylor will be extradited; he is to be charged as a war criminal.
• Hamburg / Germany : In the evening in the wake of a heavy thunderstorm, a windpipe draws a path of devastation through the Harburg district . In Harburg's inland port, two crane operators are killed when their cranes overturn and two other people are seriously injured. A short circuit causes a power outage that affects 300,000 residents, the Harburg hospital and the ship reporting plant , which monitors shipping in the region, for several hours.
• Iraq : Shiite Muslims and a mixed US-Iraqi patrol shot at killing 22 people. A Shiite leader, however, claims that the soldiers attacked the nearby mosque .
• Kiev / Ukraine : In yesterday's parliamentary elections , the parties of the “ Orange Revolution ” lost a lot of votes. The winner of the election is the Russophile party of ex-prime minister Viktor Yanukovych , who was voted out in 2004, with around 30% , while that of the current president ( Viktor Yushchenko ) falls to 15%. Since the formation of a coalition under Yanukovych hardly seems possible, the revolutionary leader Yulia Tymoshenko could once again become prime minister.
• Rangoon / Myanmar : The government denies ASEAN any concession on human rights ; Malaysia's foreign minister had to break off talks with General Soe Win in Rangoon.
• Vienna / Austria : As a result of the BAWAG affair , the President of the Austrian Federation of Trade Unions, Fritz Verzetnitsch , resigns after around 19 years.

Tuesday March 28, 2006

• France : The demos and strikes against the labor law reform lead to another day of action. In 135 demonstrations, pressure is to be increased on the Villepin government to withdraw the planned relaxation of dismissal protection in order to reduce unemployment . Domestic connections in public transport, air traffic and the school system are impaired. President Chirac has canceled all appointments outside Paris due to possible consultations.
• Khartoum / Sudan : The summit of the Arab League takes place in the Sudanese capital . Palestine political leader Abbas appeals to the Arab countries to increase financial aid and to Israel's electorate to "vote for peace". The Palestinians would never accept unilateral steps such as those planned by Israeli interim prime minister Ehud Olmert .
• Lower Austria , Vienna / Austria : The flood caused by the sudden melting of snow has flooded the banks of the Danube and Thaya . In Krems , work is being carried out on a 2-3 m high “mobile wall”, and in Vienna the relief channel of the new Danube will be opened.
• Plau / Germany : The regional synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mecklenburg votes for a merger with the Pomeranian Evangelical Church .
• Ramallah / Palestinian Territories : Parliament votes on the new Hamas government. The Fatah opposition criticizes yesterday's government statement by Prime Minister Haniyeh and accuses Hamas of not recognizing the agreements concluded by the PLO with Israel. Since the elections at the end of January, the radical Islamic Hamas has had an absolute majority in the Legislative Council with 74 of the 132 seats , but it is outside the PLO, Israel’s international contractual partner . She refuses to recognize both, which is why President Abbas wants to recall her if necessary. She must renew her party program “in the interests of the Palestinian people” .

Wednesday March 29, 2006

• Africa , Asia , South America : A total solar eclipse will occur today in a 15,000 km long strip from Brazil via North Africa and West Asia to Lake Baikal . In Central Europe , the eclipse can be partially seen, the time (between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.) depending on the position. From Switzerland to Bavaria the eclipse rate at 12:40 CEST is about 40% or a third of the solar disk , for Lower Austria at 12:48 it is about 55%. Around 1:50 p.m. the moon passed again.
• Bad Ischl / Austria : The two-day meeting of EU youth ministers aims to make young people more interested in Europe. Other topics include jobs and informal ( education ), apprenticeship and training positions (within 6 months for every school leaver), early school leavers (EU target: -10% by 2010) and a discussion on France's top topic, easing protection against dismissal . Finland will continue to pursue some thematic areas (especially the first one) under the EU Presidency from July 2006 .
• Paris / France : Due to the controversial first-time employment regulation (see protection against dismissal ), the five major trade unions are calling on President Chirac not to sign the law (statutory deadline in 9 days) and to renegotiate with the social partners . In doing so, they ignore Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin , whom they accuse of being unwilling to talk and being overwhelmed. The presidential office announced that Chirac would comment on this in the next few days. Allegedly, in view of the social unrest, 90% of MPs are in favor of removing or suspending the provision that should reduce youth unemployment.
• Vienna / Austria : The Caribbean losses of the trade union bank BAWAG PSK are drawing wider circles. After the resignation of the ÖGB President Verzetnisch, the National Council dealt with two urgent questions: one from the BZÖ to the opposition SPÖ , the other from the SPÖ to the finance minister , who is said to have known about the scandal and the inaction of the supervisory board for years .

Thursday March 30, 2006

• Baikonur / Kazakhstan : The Russian Soyuz TMA-8 mission brings Marcos Pontes, the first spaceman from Brazil into space .
• Berlin / Germany : The school management of the Rütli-Hauptschule asks the Senate for help. The violence at the school, which is mainly attended by children with a migrant background , has increased sharply, affecting both classmates and teachers.
• Manama / Bahrain : According to the coast guard there, over 50 people are killed when a tourist boat capsizes off the coast of Bahrain . There were around 130 people on board the traditional dhow .

Friday March 31, 2006

• Berlin / Germany : The broadcaster NBC is selling the GIGA Green format .
• Rio de Janeiro / Brazil : A Let L-410 aircraft with 19 people on board, flying very low due to bad weather, grazes the forest on Mount Pedra Bonita and crashes. There are no survivors.

See also

• Nekrolog March 2006 for deaths this month
• List of annually recurring commemorative and action days in March
• Category for commemorative days, holidays or action days in March

Web links

Bratislava in March 2006

Commons : March 2006  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

 Wikinews: Article Published March 2006  - News

Individual evidence

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