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This article covers breaking news and events in March 2017.

Daily events

Wednesday March 1, 2017

• Dublin / Ireland : Prime Minister Enda Kenny recognizes the Irish Travelers as the last of the “Pavees” groups in Ireland as an ethnic minority .
• Helsinki / Finland : The law passed by parliament in 2014 to legalize same-sex marriage comes into force after years of legal battles.
• Islamabad / Pakistan : Summit of the Organization for Economic Co-operation (ECO).
• Kabul / Afghanistan : Attacks by the radical Islamic Taliban on a police station in the southwest and a building of the domestic secret service NDS in the east of the capital killed at least three people and injured 38 others, some seriously.
• London / United Kingdom : The Upper House of Parliament insists that the roughly three million citizens of European Union (EU) member states living in the country keep their current rights. In the EU membership referendum, the citizens voted decisively in favor of leaving the EU , because immigration from EU countries to the United Kingdom was a disadvantage of their own country's EU membership ( “Take back control of our borders” , German  “Gains control beyond our borders ” ) was identified.

Thursday March 2, 2017

• Belfast / United Kingdom : In the early elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly , the unionist Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) remains the strongest force just ahead of the Republican Sinn Féin party . Both get roughly 28% of the vote.
• Gaggenau / Germany : The city administration forbids the planned appearance of the Minister of Justice of Turkey Bekir Bozdağ ( AKP ) in the local culture hall for security reasons .
• Leipzig / Germany : The Federal Administrative Court decides that the terminally ill may commit suicide through poisoning in serious exceptional cases . In these cases, medical professionals must provide the relevant drug after examination by the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices based on general personal rights .
• Palmyra / Syria : According to the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Schoigu and the SOHR , the Syrian armed forces have again completely recaptured the world heritage city held by the terrorist organization Islamic State (IS).
• Stockholm / Sweden : Sweden's Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist announces the reintroduction of conscription, which has been suspended since 2010 , on the radio . The compulsory pattern applies from July 1st for everyone born in 1999 and some of those born in 2000 and thus affects around 100,000 citizens. Ultimately, however, only 13,000 will be called up for drafts , of which 4,000 will do military service from 2018 . The background to this are fears of an increasing threat from Russia in the face of the annexation of Crimea , the war in Ukraine and Russian military exercises on the border with the Baltic States.

Friday 3rd March 2017

• Ankara / Turkey : President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan calls the u. a. for the newspaper Die Welt working journalist Deniz Yücel , the Turkish and German has citizenship and for four days in custody, as agents of the Federal Republic. Conversely, the newspaper Tages-Anzeiger quoted the publicist Erich Schmidt-Eenboom 2016 as saying: "For every 500 German Turks (in Germany) there is one Turkish agent."
• New York / United States : The heirs of the former Jewish owner family Lewenstein are demanding back the Kandinsky painting “ The Colorful Life ” from the Lenbachhaus Museum in Munich . The picture, which has been on display there for over 40 years, was stolen from its rightful owners in Amsterdam in 1940, contrary to international law, and came into the possession of the Bayerische Landesbank in 1972 , the New York Times quotes from the lawsuit that was filed with a New York court in Manhattan.
• Tuam / Ireland : A commission of inquiry into mother and child homes gives the results of the discovery of a mass grave with the remains of around 800 children in St. Mary's Mother and Baby Home of the Congregation of the Sisters of Bon, which was operated from 1925 to 1961 Secours known. The bone finds examined so far in 17 of 20 underground chambers are fetuses and children between the ages of two and three years.
• The Nintendo Switch appears in Europe, Japan and the USA with great success.

Saturday 4th March 2017

• Amman / Jordan : 15 death sentences are being carried out in the Suaga prison in the south of the capital. According to Information Minister Mahmud al-Momani, ten of those convicted have been convicted of membership in the Irbid terrorist cell and are held responsible for several attacks.
• Hamburg / Germany : Dieter Thomas Heck is awarded the Golden Camera for his life's work .
• Ras Lanuf / Libya : The Salafist defense brigades of Benghazi , to which the Ansar al-Sharia militia belongs, are bringing the largest oil loading terminal in as-Sidr and the largest oil refinery in Ras Lanuf as well as the airfield in heavy skirmishes with the Libyan armed forces of General Khalifa Haftar Ras Lanuf partially under their control. Air strikes are supposed to stop the advance.
• Yozgat / Turkey : The Minister of Justice of Turkey Bekir Bozdağ ( ACP ) throws Germany before that human rights "to trample" and the cancellation referred to his performance in Gaggenau on March 2 as a fascist approach.

Sunday 5th March 2017

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

• Istanbul / Turkey : In a speech to the pro-Islamic women's association Kadem on International Women's Day on March 8, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan specified the Turkish government's assessment of the canceled events with Turkish ministers in Germany. In his view, the German authorities are using practices that correspond to the approach of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP). He thought that those days were over in Germany.
• Beijing / China : The eleven-day annual meeting of the National People's Congress with 2,987 delegates begins. Prime Minister Li Keqiang has set economic growth of 6.5% for the country and announced a 7% increase in the armaments budget.
• P'yŏngan-pukto / North Korea : In new missile tests in Sohae , North Korea reaches the Japanese exclusive economic zone , also known as the 200- mile zone, in the Sea of ​​Japan for the first time .
• Sion / Switzerland : In the State Council and Grand Council elections in the canton of Valais none of the candidates achieve an absolute majority, the second ballot will follow on March 19.

Monday March 6, 2017

Opel and Vauxhall brand logos

• Paris / France : The French motor vehicle manufacturer Groupe PSA announces that it has reached an agreement with the US automobile group General Motors to take over its European division. According to the French business newspaper Les Échos , the brands Opel and Vauxhall are switching to the second largest European car manufacturer for at least 1.6 billion euros . PSA itself specifies 2.2 billion euros for the purchase.
• Washington, DC / United States : US President Donald Trump issues Executive Order 13780 to regulate entry into the United States from Muslim- majority countries, of which Iraq , contrary to Trump's decree in January - which was similar but not constitutional - this one Time is excluded.

Tuesday March 7, 2017

The Consulate General of the United States in Frankfurt am Main

• Berlin / Germany : For the first time in Germany , the Bundeswehr, together with the federal and state police authorities , is taking part in a three-day framework exercise in the event of a terrorist attack. The exercise scenario "GETEX" ("Joint Anti-Terrorism Exercise") was designed by the Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief and is based on two terrorist attacks on schools in Bremen , an explosive attack on a train station and a hostage-taking of a bus in Bavaria , a bomb explosion at Düsseldorf Airport and an attack on a consulate in Stuttgart . A total of around 450 Bundeswehr soldiers are involved.
• Budapest / Hungary : In future, all asylum seekers who cross the Hungarian border will be accommodated in sealed off camps known as “transit zones” for the duration of the asylum procedure by resolution of the parliament .
• Palikir / Micronesia : parliamentary elections
• Reykjavík / Iceland : The Internet platform WikiLeaks begins with the publication of "Vault 7" ( German  Tresorraum 7 ), a detailed collection of documents, in which the activities of the American secret service CIA in the cyber war and in the electronic surveillance are revealed. The US Consulate General in Frankfurt am Main is revealed to be an essential site of the operation . The WikiLeaks information also indicates serious security deficiencies in Android , Windows and in the UEFI firmware interface of mainboards .

Wednesday March 8, 2017

Azure Window

• Gozo / Malta : The famous stone gate Azure Window , one of the main attractions of the island, collapses under strong winds.
• Kabul / Afghanistan : Four armed fighters in doctor's coats and a suicide bomber attack the Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan military hospital in the Wasir Akbar Khan district in the heavily secured city center. The assassin blows himself up at the security gate and the gunmen kill at least 49 people in the building. The terrorist organization Islamic State is committed to the act.
• Karlsruhe / Germany : The Federal Constitutional Court ruled that foreign government politicians in official positions do not have the right to speak in Germany, but the Federal Government can grant them this right . A ban on speaking is not legally enforceable, even if citizens are concerned about political advertising by, for example, Turkish politicians. A constitutional complaint against the appearance of Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım ( AKP ) on February 18 in Oberhausen for propaganda for a form of government that is anti- democratic under the Basic Law is rejected as inadmissible (Ref .: 2 BvR 483/17).
• San José Pinula / Guatemala : At least 37 people die in a fire in the Centro público de rehabilitación Hogar Seguro Virgen de la Asunción, a home for children and young people. Rioting youths set mattresses on fire after they were locked in their rooms and then had no chance to escape the fire.
• Tikrit / Iraq : Two suicide bombers blow themselves up on a wedding party in Hajjaj around 30 km north of Tikrit, killing 26 people and injuring another 67.

Thursday March 9, 2017

Evacuation of the ruler's statue in Cairo

• ar-Raqqa / Syria : According to SOHR, air strikes by the United States- led International Alliance against the Islamic State kill at least 30 people and injure over 70 in al-Matab east of ar-Raqqa and in al-Mayadin . The US Department of Defense also announced the dispatch of an additional 400 US Marines to Syria.
• Berlin / Germany : The federal government and the energy companies EnBW , E.ON , RWE and Vattenfall agree in principle to pay 23.55 billion euros from the companies to the federal government , which in return takes over the disposal of radioactive waste from nuclear reactors . This also includes final disposal .
• Brussels / Belgium : The two-day spring European Council on economic, security and foreign affairs begins without British Prime Minister Theresa May . Against Poland's vote , the President-in-Office of the Council, Donald Tusk , will be re-elected from Poland for the period from June 1, 2017 to November 30, 2019.
• Düsseldorf / Germany : A 36-year-old man runs amok with an ax in a train of the S-Bahn Rhein-Ruhr and then on the Düsseldorf main station . Nine people are injured, the perpetrator is arrested while trying to escape.
• Basel / Switzerland : A shootout in a café claims two lives and one seriously injured. Apparently two men enter the bar around 8:15 p.m. and shoot around several times.
• Cairo / Egypt : A research team led by Dietrich Raue from the University of Leipzig and Aiman ​​Ashmawy from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities discovered fragments of an originally about eight m high statue made of quartzite that was made around 2,600 years ago in a mud pit on the site of Heliopolis . Hieroglyphs on the back contain the reference to Pharaoh Psammetich I. In addition, a limestone bust of Seti II is recovered.

Friday March 10, 2017

Park Geun-hye

• Istanbul / Turkey : When a Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crashes in the Büyükçekmece district , all seven crew members, including four Russian nationals, die . In thick fog the helicopter crashed into the TV tower Endem .
• Kathmandu / Nepal : A bus accident kills at least 26 people, and another 36 people are injured. The crowded bus came off a mountain road, rolled down a slope, and landed in a river.
• Seoul / South Korea : The Constitutional Court removes the President of the country Park Geun-hye, who has been suspended since December 2016 , because of a corruption scandal involving the Samsung company .
• Vienna / Austria : Gerhard Dörfler resigns as Federal Councilor of the FPÖ after the public prosecutor's office has extended the charge of infidelity in the “brochure affair” in Carinthia to abuse of official authority in connection with illegal sponsoring.

Saturday March 11, 2017

Route of cyclone Enawo

Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu

• Al-Hudaida / Yemen : At least 26 people die in a marketplace in Saudi air strikes against Shiite Houthi rebels . The human rights organization Amnesty International (AI) has also criticized the military coalition led by Saudi Arabia for using outlawed cluster munitions that were produced in Brazil.
• Antalaha / Madagascar : The Malagasy National Office for Risks and Disasters announces the destruction caused by cyclone Enawo , which reached Madagascar on March 7th. Accordingly, half of the apartments in the city of Antalaha on the Masoala peninsula have been destroyed, an estimated 50 people died nationwide as a result of the weather event, 180 people are injured and 58,000 coastal residents are homeless.
• Damascus / Syria : At least 74 people are killed and a further 120 are injured in a double suicide attack on buses carrying Iraqi pilgrims near the Bab-as-Saghir cemetery in the old town. The following day, the Salafist Haiʾat Tahrir asch-Scham (formerly al-Nusra Front) confessed to the act.
• The Hague / Netherlands : The Dutch government withdraws the landing permit from the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu ( AKP )’s aircraft . The reason is "dangers to public order and security". Çavuşoğlu planned to appear before compatriots in Rotterdam to promote the constitutional referendum in Turkey . In response to this, the Turkish Family Minister, Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya (AKP) , who is in Germany , lets herself be driven to the Netherlands by car , but the Rotterdam police stop her and insist on Kaya's departure. This resists the request until well after midnight. While Western media see a deliberate escalation by the Erdoğan government , presumably to promote the national pride of the Turkish voters , media close to the AKP point to Islamophobia , hostility towards the Turks and tendencies towards National Socialism in Europe.
• Detroit / United States : Before the US federal district court , the head of the legal department of the Volkswagen Group , Manfred Döss, confesses guilt in the emissions scandal on behalf of VW , thereby admitting claims by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for guilty. A decision by Federal Judge Sean F. Cox is expected on April 21, 2017. The VW Group already accepted fines of 2.8 billion US dollars for criminal offenses in January 2017. Added to this are $ 1.5 billion in civil fines.
• Geneva / Switzerland : The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Seid al-Hussein , accuses Turkey of serious human rights violations in its crackdown on militant Kurds in the south-east of the country. The Turkish armed forces and security forces committed massive destruction, homicides and other serious violations of the law between July 2015 and December 2016. Up to 500,000 people were displaced from the region.
• Sukma / India : Maoist CPI militias kill at least twelve members of the paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in an ambush in Sukma district in Chhattisgarh state and injure four others.

Sunday March 12, 2017

• Addis Ababa / Ethiopia : At least 35 people who searched the garbage there die after a landslide at the reopened Koshe landfill .
• Gonaïves / Haiti : A bus runs into a crowd of street musicians while fleeing from the traffic police, killing 35 people.
• Leverkusen / Germany : The Catholic Federation of Historic German Shooting Brotherhoods , an umbrella organization for around 1,300 shooting brotherhoods with around 400,000 members in the six dioceses of Aachen , Essen , Cologne , Münster , Paderborn and Trier , is repealing an earlier decision that homosexuals do not join their life partner are allowed to appear as a royal couple , and membership also opens up to Muslim shooters.
• Metz / France : In search of the origin of the subjectively perceived hostility towards the Turks in Europe, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu ( AKP ) shares his current state of knowledge: "The Netherlands is the capital of fascism ." Several governments in Europe show their solidarity with the Dutch government . Denmark explicitly cancels a meeting with Binali Yıldırım , Prime Minister of Turkey , because of the statements made by the Erdoğan government about the Netherlands. However, France, which also approved Çavuşoğlu's appearance in Metz, is not planning any restrictions.
• New Delhi / India : The results of the regional elections in the five Indian states of Goa , Manipur , Punjab , Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand with around 220 million voters are published. The ruling nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gains votes. In the most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, according to the electoral commission, it wins a two-thirds majority and in Uttarakhand the majority of the votes.
• Rotterdam / Netherlands : In the dispute over the election campaign appearances of Turkish politicians , the Dutch authorities expel the Turkish Family Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya ( AKP ) a few hours after she entered the country in the early hours of the morning . The police escort them to the Dutch-German border. From Cologne / Bonn airport Kaya flying later to Turkey. With water cannons and mounted forces, the police also break up a spontaneous gathering of Turkish citizens and sympathizers in front of the Turkish consulate in Rotterdam. Turkey reacts by closing off the Dutch representations in Ankara and Istanbul .

Monday March 13, 2017

Nicola Sturgeon

• Budapest / Hungary : The President of the Republic of Hungary János Áder ( Fidesz ) is confirmed in office for another five years in the second ballot with 131 to 39 votes against László Majtényi.
• Edinburgh / United Kingdom : The Scottish Government declares its willingness to negotiate a referendum with the United Kingdom Government on full national sovereignty . According to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon , the referendum on Scotland's independence will take place in 2018 or 2019 . The action points to tough intra -UK negotiations to shape the UK's exit from the EU . Scotland benefits more from transfers from EU programs than England .
• Lausanne / Switzerland : The Federal Supreme Court decides that the Federal Tax Administration may not reject a request for administrative assistance to investigate tax offenses , even if the request is based on documents stolen abroad.
• London / United Kingdom : The lower house of Parliament cancels the amendments tabled by the House of Lords on March 1st to the law on the UK's withdrawal from the EU and adopts the text in its original form. The members of the House of Lords then agree to the law, waiving their amendments.
• Santa Clara / United States : The semiconductor manufacturer Intel takes over the driver assistance system developer Mobileye from Israel . The costs amount to 14 billion US dollars .

Tuesday March 14, 2017

Vienna

• Jakawa / Ethiopia : Alleged attackers of the Murle movement from South Sudan kill at least 28 people and kidnap 43 children from Gambela province .
• Luxembourg / Luxembourg : The European Court of Justice decides that an internal company rule prohibiting the visible wearing of any political, philosophical or religious mark does not constitute direct discrimination .
• New York / United States : The management consultancy Mercer publishes its annual study "Quality of Living" and Vienna , Austria , tops the list of the most livable cities for the eighth year in a row, this time ahead of Zurich , Switzerland , and Auckland , New Zealand .
• Beijing / China : Despite a warning from the United Nations, the People's Republic remains with its position that the Philippines should not include the Benham archipelago east of the Philippine island of Luzon as part of their national territory. In the past, China invaded the sea area several times with naval ships in order to “test the peaceful passage”.

Wednesday March 15, 2017

Mark Rutte

• Ankara / Turkey : The hacker group Cyber ​​Warrior paralyzes several Twitter accounts of celebrities, organizations and sports clubs and spreads Turkey propaganda with a global cyber attack .
• Berlin / Germany : A package with a mixture of explosives arrives at the post office of the Ministry of Finance . The post office is cleared and the mixture is rendered harmless. The Greek left-wing extremist terrorist group Conspiracy of the Fire Cells confesses to the act.
• Damascus / Syria : At least 39 people, mostly civilians, died in a suicide attack in front of the Palace of Justice and a second suicide attack in the Rabwa district. The Haiʾat Tahrir al-Sham , which was founded at the end of January by members of the Jabhat Fatah asch-Scham , the Nour al-Din al-Zinki , the Liwa al-Haqq and other groups, is believed to be the originator .
• The Hague / Netherlands : The VVD of Prime Minister Mark Rutte , in the general election in the Netherlands prevent the advance forecast heavy losses and regains the highest share of the vote. In second place was the voter is the right-wing populist PVV of Geert Wilders .
• Halle / Germany : The regional court sentenced Peter Fitzek , the self-proclaimed head of the pseudo-state " Kingdom of Germany ", to three years and eight months in prison for serious breach of trust and for running a bank without the permission of the German financial services regulator .
• Honolulu / United States : In the case of the action of the State of Hawaii against the Executive Order 13780 of President Donald Trump , also known as "Muslim-ban" ( German  Muslim spell ), lay representatives of both sides of their arguments before District Judge Derrick Watson is Watson then placed a temporary suspension of the order, which should take effect on March 16.

Thursday March 16, 2017

• Aleppo / Syria : The Central Command of the US Army in Tampa confirmed the bombing of the village of Al-Jinnah west of Aleppo. The target of the air strike was a meeting of al-Qaeda members. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reports 46 civilian casualties, mainly in a mosque where evening prayer was taking place at the time . The US denies a targeted attack on the mosque.
• Ankara / Turkey : The country is suspending the first point of the EU-Turkey Agreement of March 18, 2016 as part of the refugee crisis from 2015 . It states that "irregular migrants " who arrive on the Greek islands and who do not apply for asylum or whose application is rejected as unfounded or inadmissible will be returned to Turkey at the expense of the European Union .
• Grasse / France : In a rampage at the Lycée Alexis de Tocqueville (grammar school), a 16-year-old student injured four people, including the headmaster, with several firearms. Ten people are injured on the run. The police can arrest the perpetrator.
• Paris / France : An exploding mail piece injures a woman in the building of the International Monetary Fund . Remains of a Greek postage stamp are seized. Meanwhile, German authorities announced that the package bomb intercepted the day before in the Federal Ministry of Finance was dispatched in Athens , Greece.
• Ras Lanuf / Libya : In heavy skirmishes with the Salafist Benghazi Defense Brigades (BDB), which also includes the Ansar al-Sharia militia , the Libyan National Army has the largest oil loading terminal in as-Sidr and the largest oil refinery in Ras Lanuf as well as the Ras airfield Lanuf recaptured. Air strikes are intended to stop the defense brigades from returning to Kufra .

Friday 17th March 2017

• Berlin / Germany : Federal President Joachim Gauck is adopted with a big tattoo after five years in office . One of his three musical wishes is the song written by Martin Luther , A solid castle is our god .
• Palmyra / Syria : Four Israeli warplanes again attack targets in Syria, including alleged positions of the Shiite Hezbollah militia. The Syrian armed forces fire several anti-aircraft missiles. A Syrian missile is neutralized by the Iron Dome missile defense system north of Jerusalem in the West Bank .
• Beijing / China : The People's Republic and Saudi Arabia agree closer economic cooperation during a state visit by the Saudi King Salman ibn Abd al-Aziz . With the help of al-Aziz, China wants to expand its transport routes to the west. For this and for other joint projects, both countries are planning investments worth several billion US dollars .
• Washington, DC / United States : The President of the United States Donald Trump receives Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time on a state visit. A business delegation will be there, including the CEOs of Siemens , Joe Kaeser , and BMW , Harald Krüger .

Saturday 18th March 2017

• Homs / Syria : After an agreement in the civil war between the Syrian government and opposition representatives, up to 500 rebels and their families leave the western Al-Waer district, which has been besieged since 2013, in buses provided , under the observation of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) and Russian soldiers . Another 12,000 people, including around 2,500 rebels, are expected to follow in the next few weeks.
• Saint-Georges / French Guiana : The 378-meter-long bridge over the Oyapock , completed in 2011, will be opened to traffic. It connects the border community of Saint-Georges in the EU and NATO territory of French Guiana with the Brazilian border town of Oiapoque .

Sunday March 19, 2017

• Berlin / Germany : The SPD politician Frank-Walter Steinmeier , elected by the Federal Assembly on February 12, takes up his post as Federal President .
• Berlin / Germany : At the extraordinary federal party conference of the SPD in the Arena Berlin in the Alt-Treptow district , the former EU Parliament President Martin Schulz is elected as the new party chairman , replacing Sigmar Gabriel .
• Damascus / Syria : 21 people die in skirmishes between the Jabhat Fatah asch-Scham and al-Assad units loyal to the government . Violent clashes in the Syrian capital are the exception in the civil war , which has been going on since 2011 , compared to other cities.
• Gardez / Afghanistan : In a drone attack the US forces in the province of Paktia is Al-Qaeda -Terrorist Qari Yasin killed. According to the US, he was responsible for the 2008 bomb attack on the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad and the attack on Sri Lanka's cricket team in Lahore in 2009. The US attack will not be announced until March 26th.
• Lima / Peru : According to the National Disaster Management Center, at least 72 people have died since the beginning of the year due to floods and landslides . Many cities are in a state of emergency and around 72,000 people are homeless. The city of Trujillo was flooded. One reason is the El Niño climate phenomenon .
• Orly / France : At 8:30 a.m. in the south terminal of Paris-Orly airport, a drugged 39-year-old stole a female soldier's weapon and was fatally injured by other soldiers during this operation. Earlier that morning he attacked police officers in the north of Paris with a gun. According to media reports, the son of North African parents developed into a radical Islamist while in prison .
• São Paulo / Brazil : As part of the Operação Carne Fraca of the Polícia Federal , more than 20 suspects who are involved in a meat scandal are arrested. The largest meat exporter JBS SA and the company BRF , owners of brands such as Friboi, Sadia and Perdigao, are also affected. In addition, 33 food inspectors have been fired so far, three production sites are closed and 21 companies are subject to special monitoring. On March 25, 2017, the European Union ordered the import of meat from 21 Brazilian companies.
• Sion / Switzerland : In the second round of the State Council and Grand Council elections in the canton of Valais , Oskar Freysinger ( SVP ) did not get the necessary number of votes to remain in the five-member State Council. He became known nationwide in 2010 for making racist statements. Roberto Schmidt , Christophe Darbellay and Frédéric Favre are new to the board .
• Bonn / Germany : The Bonn Center was blown up

Monday March 20, 2017

• Dili / East Timor : presidential elections
• Washington, DC / United States : In a hearing, FBI Director James Comey confirms his service is investigating the links between Donald Trump's camp and Russian officials in connection with Russia's influence on the US election campaign . The NSA is also dealing with these attacks and their influence on the outcome of the 2016 US presidential election .

Tuesday March 21, 2017

• al-Mansura / Syria : The Syrian Arab News Agency (Sana) and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) report 33 fatalities in air strikes by the US- led coalition on a school in al-Mansura.
• Kapitan Andreewo / Bulgaria : Supporters of the nationalist United Patriots block the largest Bulgarian- Turkish border crossing between Kapitan Andreewo and Kapıkule and other crossing points. Around 10% of the population of the EU member state whose population will elect a new parliament on March 26th are Turks . The nationalists assume that Turkish forces want to influence the voting decision of this minority.
• Cologne / Germany : The coordination office of the Turkish AKP party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan declares that Turkish politicians in Germany will not appear in the election campaign before the referendum on the introduction of the presidential system in Turkey. The German government and v. a. On this issue, local decision-makers wavered between the right to freedom of expression and the internationally agreed ban on election campaigns on foreign territory.

Wednesday March 22, 2017

• Berlin / Germany : The Federal Cabinet passes a bill according to which all men convicted according to § 175 StGB are no longer considered to be a criminal record. A one-off financial compensation for the conviction and for prison sentences is also planned . Until it was deleted in 1994 , Section 175 provided for up to five years' imprisonment for fornication between men.
• Kiev / Ukraine : The country has imposed an entry ban on the Russian singer Yulia Samoilova because she toured the Autonomous Republic of Crimea in 2015 , which, according to international opinion, still belongs to the territory of Ukraine. Samoilova is the designated representative of Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 in Kiev.
• London / United Kingdom : A man from the group of British Pakistanis steers his vehicle into passers-by on Westminster Bridge . At least two civilians die and others suffer serious or fatal injuries to the spine . The perpetrator then attacked an officer with a knife at an entrance to the premises of the British Parliament building , fatally wounded him and was then shot by police.
• Lucerne / Switzerland : seven people are injured when a Eurocity train derails.
• Paris / France : The Autorité de la Concurrence (competition authority) imposes a fine of 100 million euros on the French energy company Engie (until 2015: GDF Suez) for abusing its dominant position on the gas market from 2007.

Thursday March 23, 2017

• Amman / Jordan : The 34th Arab League Summit begins.
• Antwerp / Belgium : A man from Tunisia who lives in France drives a car at "high speed" through the city center and forces passers-by to avoid it. Since he wears a camouflage suit and has weapons with him in his car, a criminal offense is likely. The police stop the driver. He was taken into custody for attempted murder, attempted bodily harm for terrorist motives and violations of the gun law.
• Balaklija / Ukraine : In Kharkiv Oblast, the almost four square kilometer ammunition depot of the Ukrainian armed forces with 138,000 tons of artillery ammunition and weapons catches fire. Sabotage is suspected. 20,000 residents of the city are evacuated.
• Gdansk / Poland : The Muzeum II Wojny Światowej ( German  Museum of the Second World War ) is officially opened.
• Frankfurt am Main / Germany : The European Central Bank (ECB) has 474 financial institutions in the Eurozone as part of the last round of the Targeted Long-Term Refinancing Operation (TLTRO II) long-term loans at zero interest rate of 233.47 billion euros with a maturity of 24 March 2021 granted. In the penultimate round in December 2016, only around 200 banks took part, which at the time secured loans with a volume of 62.2 billion euros. The so-called TLTRO program of the ECB is supposed to stimulate the economy with cheap money and favor a higher inflation rate in the euro zone.
• Jerusalem / Israel : The bomb threats against 120 Jewish facilities in Canada and the United States since the beginning of this year are believed to have originated in Israel. There the special unit Lahav 433 arrested a suspected 19-year-old hacker of Jewish faith .
• Kiev / Ukraine : The former member of the parliament of the Russian Federation Denis Voronenkow ( KPRF ) is shot dead. With his wife Marija Maksakowa-Igenbergs , he fled from Russia to Ukraine in December 2016 and was put out to international manhunt by Russia. Voronenkov's murderer dies in hospital on the same day.
• Leipzig / Germany : Natascha Wodin , Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger and Eva Lüdi Kong are awarded the Leipzig Book Fair Prize.
• Mosul / Iraq : As the 9th Division of the Iraqi armed forces and their allies advance in the western part of the city occupied by the terrorist organization Islamic State (IS), a detonation occurs, as a result of which Iraqi soldiers discover the remains of over 100 people.

Friday March 24, 2017

• Berlin / Germany : The Bundestag votes in favor of the introduction of an infrastructure charge for car drivers, although some neighboring German countries have announced that they will be filing a complaint with the Court of Justice of the European Union against such a charge .
• Grozny / Russia : The terrorist organization Islamic State (IS) is committed to the attack on a base of the Russian National Guard (Rosgwardija) in the Naursky region in the north of Chechnya . Six Russian national guards and six terrorists are killed.
• Cairo / Egypt : The 88-year-old Husni Mubarak , Egyptian head of state from 1981 to 2011 , is released early from prison after six years .
• Munich / Germany : The German textile company Roeckl files for bankruptcy under self-administration .

Saturday 25th March 2017

• Al-Arish / Egypt : Another Islamist attack kills four Egyptian soldiers and several booby traps destroy the building of a facility at Azhar University . It was not until March 23 that at least 10 soldiers and 15 terrorists were killed in firefights in North Sinai between the Egyptian armed forces and supporters of the Islamic State (IS).
• Kananga / DR Congo : Kamwina-Nsapu militiamen attack a police convoy in the village of Kasanisha in the province of Kasaï-Central and kill at least 42 police officers. Most of the victims were beheaded, the rest were shot. The rebels also captured weapons and ammunition.

Beata Szydło signing the Rome Declaration

• Rome / Italy : The heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), with the exception of the United Kingdom , sign the Rome Declaration on the Future with the Council , Parliament and the Commission at a meeting to mark the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome of the union of states . According to the declaration, the signatories want to make the EU “stronger and more resilient ”.

Sunday March 26, 2017

• ath-Thaura / Syria : The Tabqa dam is shut down after severe attacks by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) against the terrorist organization Islamic State (IS). According to the news agency AFP , the technicians can no longer control the dam due to damage to the power supply and there are no personnel available for repair work.

Carrie Lam becomes head of government in the Chinese special administrative region Hong Kong

• Hong Kong / China : In the election in the Hong Kong Legislative Council , the previous head of administration Carrie Lam will be elected as the new head of government in the Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. The Chinese state news agency Xinhua announced the result while the public count was in progress and the final official figures had not been verified or officially presented.
• Kramatorsk / Ukraine : All five occupants are killed in the crash of a Mil Mi-2 multi-purpose helicopter belonging to the Ukrainian armed forces near the village of Malynivka in Donetsk Oblast .
• Saarbrücken / Germany : Prime Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer's CDU is by far the strongest force ahead of the SPD , the Left and the AfD in the state elections in Saarland . The Greens and the Pirate Party fail after 13 and five years respectively in the state parliament at the five percent hurdle .
• Sofia / Bulgaria : In the early parliamentary election , Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's ruling conservative GERB party won 32.6 percent of the vote and thus had 96 out of 240 seats in parliament. The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) received 27 percent of the vote and 79 seats.
• Tehran / Iran : The Iranian government under Hassan Rohani is imposing economic sanctions on 15 US companies for supporting Israel , terrorism and repression in the Middle East. These include the ITT Corporation , the weapons manufacturers Bushmaster Firearms, Magnum Research, Raytheon and United Technologies as well as the commercial vehicle manufacturer Oshkosh Corporation and the real estate company Re / Max Real Estate . However, these are largely symbolic in nature, as US companies have no relationships with the Iranian economy .

Monday March 27, 2017

Cyclone Debbie on the northeast coast of Australia

• Kasai / DR Congo : 40 police officers die in unrest in the Kasaï-Oriental region , and the two bodies of the previously kidnapped Swedish Green politician Zaida Catalán and the American Michael Sharp , who were in the country as part of the UN peace mission Monusco , are found.
• Somaliland / Somalia : Presidential and parliamentary elections in Somaliland in 2017 , which is part of Somalia under international law and is striving for international recognition as a sovereign state .
• Whitsunday Region / Australia : The Category 4 cyclone , Debbie, devastated large parts of northeast Queensland between Bowen and Airlie Beach .

Tuesday March 28, 2017

• Edinburgh / Scotland : The Scottish Parliament votes for another independence referendum .
• Mediterranean / Libya : At least 140 people are believed to be drowning off the coast of Libya.

Wednesday March 29, 2017

Logo of the DVB-T2 standard

United Kingdom (orange) and the rest of the EU (blue)

• Berlin / Germany : From midnight, digital aerial television will be switched from DVB-T to DVB-T2 HD in several broadcasting regions . All other regions will follow by summer 2018. The new standard is not backwards compatible with DVB-T. The number of users who have primarily used DVB-T for television reception to date is less than two million nationwide.
• Brussels / Belgium : The exit process of the United Kingdom ( “Brexit” ) according to Art. 50 of the EU Treaty is legally initiated by the British government's notification to the European Council .

Thursday March 30, 2017

• Kennedy Space Center / USA : With a recycled rocket first stage of the Falcon 9 the aerospace company succeeds SpaceX in Mission SES-10 , both the transport of the second stage and the eponymous communications satellite SES-10 into space, as well as a re-landing on the autonomous landing pad Ship In the Atlantic.

Friday March 31, 2017

• Marl / Germany : Jan Böhmermann is awarded the Grimme Prize in the entertainment category for an episode of the program Neo Magazin Royale .
• Mocoa / Colombia : Torrential rains trigger a mudslide that causes great destruction in the Mocoa community. Almost half of the city was destroyed; at least 283 people are killed and more than 400 are missing.
• South Atlantic : The South Korean iron ore freighter " Stellar Daisy " capsizes after a water inrush and, according to experts, sank 2500 km off the Uruguayan coast. Two of the 24 seafarers have so far been rescued by a raft.

See also

• Nekrolog March 2017 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

Baden-Württemberg in March 2017 ( Crocus tommasinianus )

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 Wikinews: Articles Published March 2017  - News

Individual evidence

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120. ↑ Police apparently prevent attack in Antwerp. In: Süddeutsche.de . March 23, 2017. Retrieved March 23, 2017 . 
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