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This article covers breaking news and events in May 2007.

Daily events

Tuesday May 1, 2007

• Vienna / Austria : In Gerhard Hanappi Stadium defending champion wins Austria Vienna against the previous opponents SV Mattersburg the ÖFB Cupendspiel in football with 2: 1.

Wednesday May 2, 2007

• Karlsruhe / Germany : The financing of public broadcasting is being scrutinized before the Federal Constitutional Court . The reason for the legal dispute is the intervention of the federal states against an increase in broadcasting fees in 2005. ARD , Deutschlandradio and ZDF criticize the politically inadmissible motivation for this procedure: it violates the principle of being outside the state and violates freedom of broadcasting . A decision by the BVerfG is expected in summer at the earliest.
• Tel Aviv / Israel : In its final report , the Winograd Commission convened by the Israeli government accuses Prime Minister Olmert of “serious failure” in the 2006 Lebanon war , for having sent the troops into the war without adequate preparation and without considering other alternatives. The Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, as the most popular and influential critic from the ranks of the Kadima, demonstratively opposes Olmert's policies: in a vote on the party leadership, she will run against Olmert.
• Washington / United States : US President George W. Bush took against the the House of Representatives and the Senate in April 2007 adopted law on the withdrawal of troops from Iraq have veto inserted.
• Vienna / Austria : The Austrian Council of Ministers decides on the reform of the electoral law, which is to take effect from 2008 and includes, among other things, a lowering of the minimum age for exercising the right to vote from 18 to 16 years and the right to stand as a candidate from 19 to 18 years. Austria thus has the lowest voting age in the EU.

Thursday May 3, 2007

Emptied bottles of high-proof alcohol

• Berlin / Germany : According to the report of the Drugs Commissioner of the Bundestag Sabine Bätzing ( SPD ), around 1,300 people died last year from the consumption of drugs as last year in 1989, but according to Bätzing's statements, 1.7 million people consumed more alcoholic beverages than that Are health beneficial and 1.6 million people are believed to be seriously dependent.

Friday May 4th 2007

• Berlin / Germany : At the 57th presentation of the German Film Prize in the Palais am Funkturm , Vier Minuten by director and screenwriter Chris Kraus is honored as the best film.

Saturday 5th May 2007

• Ankara / Turkey : Abdullah Gül withdraws his presidential candidacy after the opposition boycotted the second vote in the Turkish parliament.

Sunday May 6, 2007

Nicolas Sarkozy

• Cameroon : The Kenya Airways Boeing 737-800 that crashed in Cameroon is discovered almost two days after the accident in a swamp; So far there is no evidence of survivors among the 114 people on board.
• Paris / France : Nicolas Sarkozy ( UMP ) becomes French President . In the second ballot, 53.06% of the electorate voted for him and thus rejected Ségolène Royal ( PS ) in the runoff election, which was characterized by an unusually high turnout.

Monday May 7, 2007

Demonstration by cycling fans during the 2006 Tour de France

• Berlin / Germany : The German President Horst Köhler rejects the application of the ex-RAF terrorist Christian Klar for a pardon. The murderer of the banker Jürgen Ponto has to serve his life sentence until 2009. The head of state also refuses to grant the former terrorist Birgit Hogefeld's petition for clemency .
• Berlin / Germany : According to a study by the environmental foundation WWF , six of the ten most climate-damaging coal-fired power plants in the EU ( Niederaussem , Jänschwalde , Frimmersdorf , Weisweiler , Neurath and Boxberg ) are located in Germany.
• Paris / France : After the socialist candidate for the office of French president was defeated , several leading party members distance themselves from Ségolène Royal . Former Prime Minister Laurent Fabius , for example, says that she did lead a committed election campaign; but conclusions must also be drawn from its errors. “The goal was to conquer the Elysee. It wasn't to march to Solférino . ” By this, Fabius means Royals' claim to lead the party in the upcoming parliamentary elections, as the party headquarters are in Solférino.
• Rome / Italy : The Italian cyclist Ivan Basso has admitted his involvement in the Fuentes doping scandal and announced that he will be working with the investigative authorities.

Tuesday May 8, 2007

The Herodium. Aerial view from the southwest

• Belfast / United Kingdom : Northern Ireland has its own government. The militant Protestant pastor Ian Paisley , Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Martin McGuinness from the political wing of the Irish Republican Army ( IRA ) are heads of government of the Northern Irish all party government. In the cabinet, the DUP has five ministerial posts, Sinn Féin has four ministers, while the Protestant Ulster Unionist Party has two and the Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party has one cabinet seat. Already now, Paisley and McGuinness are in agreement in urging the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer to cut corporation tax in an effort to stimulate the economy like the Republic of Ireland .
• Jerusalem / Israel : A team of Israeli archaeologists led by Ehud Netzer discovered Herod's tomb in Herodium , 12 km south of Jerusalem, after 35 years of searching .
• London / United Kingdom : The first version of the Global Peace Index is published.

Wednesday May 9, 2007

Barrier fence around the conference venue

• Erbil / Iraq : A suicide attack in northern Iraq kills 20 people and injures another 80. The explosion of the truck, which was prepared with explosives, occurs near a government building in the Kurdish regional capital at an intersection.
• Hamburg / Germany : The Federal Prosecutor's Office and the police are carrying out raids across Germany against extreme left-wing forces , which may be in the context of a disability or sabotage of the future G8 summit . “The background is a terrorist one,” is the version of the Federal Prosecutor's Office, one does not want to comment there on a connection with the economic summit. In the evening hours there are demonstrations in Berlin and the Hanseatic city of around 6000 opponents of the G8 summit, who like Attac protest against the raids. Only in Berlin are the actions going peacefully.
• Vatican City : Benedict XVI. went on an apostolic trip to Brazil on the occasion of the V General Conference of the Episcopate of Latin America and the Caribbean (May 9-14, 2007).

Thursday May 10, 2007

• London / United Kingdom : British Prime Minister Tony Blair will resign on June 27, 2007.
• Washington, DC / United States : US President George W. Bush lets himself be persuaded by the increasing pressure from his own party of the Republicans to a renewed course correction in his Iraq policy: A law to finance the war is now with political targets for the Linked guided tour in Baghdad .

Friday May 11, 2007

José Ramos Horta

• Dili / East Timor : The non-party Nobel Peace Prize laureate José Ramos-Horta won the presidential election in East Timor . After counting all electoral districts, he received 69 percent of the vote, announced the state election commission in Dili. He prevailed in the runoff election against his rival Francisco Guterres from the left-wing nationalist Fretelin party, who won 31 percent of the vote.
• São Paulo / Brazil : Pope Benedict XVI. celebrates a mass in São Paulo in front of 1.5 million believers.
• Strasbourg / France : Montenegro joins the Council of Europe as the 47th member state .

Saturday May 12, 2007

• Helsinki / Finland : The Serbian singer Marija Šerifović won the 52nd Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki on Saturday evening . The 22-year-old was able to prevail against 23 competitors with the powerful ballad Molitva . The shrill Ukrainian drag queen Verka Serduchka came in second, the girl band Serebro with their Russian schoolgirl pop came in third. The German participant Roger Cicero took 19th place.
• Reykjavík / Iceland : In the parliamentary elections in Iceland , the governing parties are losing votes and only have a majority of one seat in parliament. Iceland is given a grand coalition of the Social Democratic Alliance and the Independence Party

Sunday May 13, 2007

Brazilian national shrine

• Aparecida / Brazil : Pope Benedict XVI. opens the session of the V General Assembly of the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopate , a historic gathering of 176 cardinals, archbishops and bishops from Latin America, the Caribbean Islands, the United States, Spain and Portugal, who make up around half of the world's Catholic population of more than 500 million Represent people.
• Bremen / Germany : In the election for Bremen citizenship in 2007 , the SPD emerged again as the strongest force. For the first time, Die Linke is represented in the Hanseatic city's parliament. The citizens in anger fail with 4.99% of the vote in Bremerhaven just to get into the citizenship and announce legal action.
• Moscow / Russia : The Canadian national ice hockey team becomes ice hockey world champion 2007 with a 4: 2 win (2: 0, 1: 0, 1: 2) over Finland and is now the sole record world champion with 24 titles ahead of Russia / USSR. Finland loses again only 15 months after the defeat in the final at the Olympic Games, missed the second title after 1995 and is vice world champion for the 6th time.
• Ruhr area / Germany : At the fourth Ruhr marathon from Dortmund or Oberhausen via Gelsenkirchen to Essen , a 46-year-old inline skater and a 66-year-old runner, who later die, collapse. The Kenyan Jonathan Keiyo and his compatriot Mary Ptikany win.

Monday May 14, 2007

The DaimlerChrysler concern is dissolved

• Kandahar / Afghanistan : The Taliban's military chief , Mullah Dadullah , dies in a battle with Afghan government and NATO troops in Kandahar province in the south of Afghanistan.
• Stuttgart / Germany : The automotive group DaimlerChrysler is selling its American subsidiary Chrysler to the investment company Cerberus for 5.5 billion euros .

Tuesday May 15, 2007

• Berlin / Germany : Federal Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries ( SPD ) presents a new law on the "sentencing rule". Accordingly, in the future criminals could again hope to benefit from the leniency program to an earlier extent . The possible penalty does not apply to murder , however .
• Berlin / Germany : In the zoo in Berlin-Friedrichsfelde , a zookeeper is crushed by a musk ox because the safety bar to the outer enclosure was not locked.
• Bülach / Switzerland : Almost five years after the plane accident near Überlingen , the criminal proceedings against eight employees of the air traffic control company Skyguide begin in Bülach, Switzerland .
• Peshawar / Pakistan : 24 people are killed in a suicide attack on a hotel in Pakistan. The explosion occurs in the lobby of the hotel, which is frequented by many Afghans .

Wednesday May 16, 2007

• Cannes / France : The 60th Cannes International Film Festival opens with Wong Kar-wais road movie My Blueberry Nights .
• Glasgow / United Kingdom : Sevilla FC beat Espanyol Barcelona to win the 2006/2007 UEFA Cup on penalties 5-3 and thus successfully defended their title.

Thursday May 17, 2007

• Algiers / Algeria : The parliamentary elections are taking place.
• Moscow / Russia : The Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad sign an agreement to merge the two churches.
• North Korea , South Korea : For the first time in over 50 years, two trains cross the border between the north and south of Korea.
• Vienna / Austria : Falco is awarded posthumously at the Amadeus Awards , and Hoch than never receives the award for the music DVD of the year.

Saturday 19th May 2007

The Left Party and WASG become Die Linke

• Berlin / Germany : Over 96% of the party members of the former Democratic Socialism Party - called Die Linkspartei since January 2005 - vote for a merger with the Labor & Social Justice party - Die Wahlalternative (WASG). The members of the WASG have already approved the merger. The new party is to be called Die Linke and will be led by an equal number of dual leaders.
• Kunduz / Afghanistan : Ten people are killed in a suicide attack in Kunduz in northern Afghanistan , including three soldiers from the Bundeswehr .
• Stuttgart / Germany : VfB Stuttgart is the 2007 German soccer champion . With a 2-1 win over Energie Cottbus , the team around coach Armin Veh secured the championship 15 years after their last title.

Sunday May 20, 2007

• Munich / Germany : Siemens AG announces in an ad hoc announcement that Peter Löscher will take over from Klaus Kleinfeld on June 1, 2007 as CEO.
• Salzburg / Austria : Club RB Salzburg is now officially the 2007 Austrian football champions . A controversy arises as to whether the titles of SV Austria Salzburg should be added to the history of the club run by an energy drink manufacturer. Under the name RB , it is the club's first championship title.

Monday May 21, 2007

Cutty Sark

• Bonn / Germany : Bert Dietz admits in the Beckmann TV show that the Telekom team was doped in the 1990s : “The doctors, when they were there themselves, injected themselves. When they weren't there, the nurses did it, Jef D'hont ”. In doing so, he burdens the team doctors of the successor team T-Mobile, Andreas Schmid and Lothar Heinrich, who until recently had been in office until recently, because, according to him, they themselves also adjust the dosages, such as B. from EPO administered.
• Greenwich / United Kingdom : The historic sailing ship Cutty Sark burns out early in the morning while lying in dry dock. Arson cannot be ruled out. The London Metropolitan Police begin the investigation. All in all, it is possible to rebuild the clipper because a large part of the ship's equipment and rigging had been outsourced for restoration work.

Tuesday May 22, 2007

Development of the number of passenger cars in Germany since 1975

• Ankara / Turkey : In the Turkish capital, the suicide bomber Güven Akkuş with connections to the PKK detonates a bomb set in a busy market in front of an office building. Six people are killed and around 100 injured. According to Ankara Governor Kemal Onal, the assassin has been convicted through a thumbprint and DNA analysis because he was arrested years ago for membership and posting of illegal posters of the Turkish communist organization - the TİKB.
• Beirut / Lebanon : In Lebanon, the fighting escalated for the third day in a row . An interim ceasefire is violated several times by Islamists and the Lebanese army , which is once again authorized by the government to attack the Nahr al-Bared Palestinian camp in order to drive out the extremist militia Fatah al-Islam. In this context, EU Foreign Commissioner Javier Solana calls for an immediate end to the violence "in all arenas."
• Frankfurt am Main / Germany : The automobile manufacturers in Germany are recording sales declines of 27 percent in the private customer market due to higher sales tax .

Wednesday May 23, 2007

AC Milan coat of arms

• Athens / Greece : AC Milan win the 2006/07 UEFA Champions League 2-1 against Liverpool FC . Two goals by striker Filippo Inzaghi lead the Italian team to a lackluster victory in front of 63,000 spectators.
• Belgrade / Serbia : The two main defendants in the trial of the fatal attack on March 12, 2003 on the pro-western Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic , the former commander of a special unit of the Serbian secret police, Milorad "Legija" Ulemek , and his deputy Zvezdan Jovanovic Sentenced to a maximum of 40 years in prison.
• Frankfurt am Main / Germany : The DAX , the most important German stock market barometer, exceeds the 7700 point mark for the first time in seven years and closes at 7735 points.
• Hamburg / Germany : In its 2007 annual report published by S. Fischer Verlag , Amnesty International lamented a systematic “politics of fear” by governments that would create a polarized world. By specifically fueling fears, they try to undermine human rights standards. According to the Secretary General of Amnesty Germany, Barbara Lochbihler , "fear (..) has become a driving force in world politics" . Even if the fear of terrorism is partly justified, the “politics of fear” threatens to create an irreconcilable split between religions and social groups. Other security risks such as poverty or epidemics would be largely neglected.
• Hessen , North Rhine-Westphalia , Saxony / Germany : Devastating storms with storms, hail and thunderstorms lead to floods , devastation and injuries in some large cities on the night of May 23 . In Bonn , the fire brigade is deployed on 335 missions, there is 30 cm of water in the cellar of the city ​​archive , the historic town hall, a swimming pool and the Telekom headquarters are badly damaged. A woman driver is seriously injured when a tree falls on her car. In Hesse and East Saxony , some roads are being washed away, some of which are making rubble impassable.
• London / United Kingdom : The British Court of Appeal grants the Îlois the right to return to the Chagos Islands , from which they were forcibly relocated in the early 1970s.
• Washington, DC / United States : In the month-long dispute over the financing of the Iraq war, US President George W. Bush wins a stage victory against the democratic majority in Congress by reluctantly foregoing the demand for a specific date for the troop withdrawal. Although they will agree to requested by Bush an additional 100 billion dollars for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan , but demand in return, the first increase in the minimum wage in a decade and another 20 billion for the elimination of hurricane damage, the agricultural system and an improvement of health care for veterans and children from poor families.
• Vienna / Austria : According to a report by the IAEA, Iran is expanding its uranium enrichment project, in contrast to its multilateral insurances, and is deliberately ignoring the UN Security Council's ultimatum . According to this, Iran has almost doubled the number of gas centrifuges for uranium enrichment.

Thursday May 24, 2007

Fidel Castro

• Baghdad / Iraq : The body of one of the three US soldiers who have been missing for two weeks is found in the Euphrates near the town of Mussajab. The body shows gunshot wounds and traces of torture . A DNA test proves the man's identity. The soldiers have been missing since a convoy was ambushed on May 12 . Four soldiers and their interpreter had already been killed.
• Berlin / Germany : With the votes of the grand coalition , the Bundestag passes a new passport law that paves the way for passports to store not only the photo of the holder but also his / her fingerprints in a microchip.
• Bonn / Germany : Erik Zabel confesses in a press conference that he doped with EPO for at least one week at the 1996 Tour de France . The funds were obtained from Jef D'hont , a masseur of the Telekom team at the time. Zabel describes the use of the hormone during the tour as a kind of test phase, which he ended again after his health values ​​deteriorated rapidly. After that, he never doped again. Even Rolf Aldag admits taking EPO - but over a longer period.
• Bremen / Germany : In the state of Bremen , the special party conferences of the SPD and Bündnis 90 / Greens voted for a coalition of the two parties.
• Dublin / Ireland : In the parliamentary elections in Ireland, the ruling, conservative party Fianna Fáil loses its share of the vote, but remains by far the strongest political force in parliament with 78 seats. The previous co-governing coalition partner Progressive Democrats is collapsing, so that the previous coalition does not have a sufficient majority.
• Havana / Cuba : Cuban President Fidel Castro admits for the first time that he had to be fed intravenously for months : "There was not just one operation, there were several" . In the meantime his condition has stabilized.
• Quito / Ecuador : The Ecuadorian government plans to forego the exploitation of an oil field in the Yasuní National Park in favor of the environment and the indigenous population and to have the international community compensate for the lost income.
• Zurich / Switzerland : Defending champion FC Zurich becomes Swiss football champion 2007 .

Friday May 25, 2007

• Berlin / Germany : The Bundestag has with the votes of the Grand Coalition , the reduced corporate taxes .
• Hamburg / Germany : According to the Hamburg State Security, the security precautions for the upcoming G8 summit in Heiligendamm include judicial confiscation of mail. State security opens letters to track down any acts of sabotage.
• Kiev / Ukraine : The months-long power struggles in Ukraine are coming to a head. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych is slipping control of the police after his adversary, pro-Western Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko , has taken control of the executive by decree .

Saturday May 26, 2007

• Berlin / Germany : After a 3-2 win after extra time against VfB Stuttgart, 1. FC Nürnberg became the DFB Cup winners . Previously had 1. FFC Frankfurt by a 4: 1 on penalties against FCR 2001 Duisburg the DFB Cup women won.

Sunday May 27, 2007

Volker Beck

• Cannes / France : The 60th edition of the Cannes Film Festival ends with the award ceremony, at which the Romanian contribution 4 luni, 3 săptămâni şi 2 zile (German: 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days ) by Cristian Mungiu with the Golden Palm , the main prize of the festival. The German contribution On the Other Side by Fatih Akın won the script award, while the Austrian film Import Export by Ulrich Seidl received nothing.
• Moscow / Russia : After the Moscow Pride gay and lesbian parade, which had been properly registered, was banned by the Moscow city administration, the police arrested the German Bundestag member Volker Beck and other protesters from several European countries.

Monday May 28, 2007

• Baghdad / Iraq : For the first time in 27 years, since the Islamic Revolution in Iran , a representative of Iran is officially meeting with a representative of the United States for bilateral talks. The subject of negotiations between Ambassadors Ryan Crocker and Hassan Kasemi is the security situation in Iraq.
• Bern / Switzerland : FC Basel wins the final of the Swiss Cup in football at the Stade de Suisse 1-0 against FC Luzern .

Wednesday May 30, 2007

Uttar Pradesh, India

• Bonn / Germany : The city of Bonn has to repay trade tax of 300 million euros to the company Deutsche Telekom , as it has offset its losses in domestic business with profits in the mobile industry abroad. Bonn's Lord Mayor Bärbel Dieckmann ( SPD ) is fighting with the sudden budget gap and imposing a budget freeze.
• Brühl / Germany : State Secretary Johann Hahlen from the Federal Ministry of the Interior draws attention to the fact that state employees "in the age of the Internet and globalization " increasingly need the ability to "form networks with national and international, state and non-state actors."
• Doha / Qatar : The airline Qatar Airways orders 80 aircraft of the long-haul Airbus A350 . According to the list price, the order has a volume of almost twelve billion euros. The date for the first delivery is estimated in 2013.
• New Delhi / India : In India, the proportion of HIV- infected pregnant women rises to over 1% in parts of the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar ; It is estimated that 5.7 million people in the country are infected with HIV.
• New York / United States : With the adoption of Resolution 1757, the UN Security Council decides to set up an international tribunal to convict those guilty of the attack on the Lebanese politician and entrepreneur Rafiq al-Hariri .

Thursday May 31, 2007

Harpooned whale

• Anchorage / United States : At the 59th annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) the opponents of whaling prevail with 37: 4 votes and decide on a worldwide commercial hunting ban. Japan , which, like Iceland , has been calling its whale catches as scientifically euphemistic for a long time , is threatening to leave the commission. Ultimately, the new IWC members Cyprus , Greece , Croatia , Slovenia and Ecuador bring down the front of the whaling countries.
• Strasbourg / France : The European Court of Human Rights has sentenced Turkey for the fourth time in a month for aggravated torture . The court found it established that two men and one woman were ill-treated for several days in June 1995 in the anti-terrorism department of Istanbul Police Headquarters: with electric shocks to the genitals, beatings, hanging in the arms and sleep deprivation. The government in Ankara has to pay the three victims a total of 45,000 euros in pain and suffering.
• Zabul / Afghanistan : Islamist Taliban kill 16 Afghan police officers in the Shahjoy district . The district in the province of Zabul is located in southern Afghanistan, which is still characterized by fighting . Seven soldiers died yesterday when a NATO helicopter was shot down in Helmand province .
• Zurich / Switzerland : The Swiss Sepp Blatter is confirmed as President at the 57th Ordinary Congress of the World Football Association FIFA by acclamation of the 208 delegates and will take up his third term of office until 2011.

See also

• Nekrolog May 2007 for deaths this month
• List of annually recurring commemorative and action days in May
• Category for commemorative days, holidays or action days in May

Web links

Commons : May 2007  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

 Wikinews: Article Published May 2007  - News

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ www.handelsblatt.com - "Broadcasting Financing on the Test Stand"
3. ↑ www.focus.de - "Beck reads TV stations the riot act"
4. ↑ www.tagesschau.de: Livni suggests Prime Minister Olmert's resignation (tagesschau.de archive)
5. ↑ www.20min.ch - "Open power struggle in Israel"
6. ↑ www.n-tv.de - "Bush vetoed"
7. ↑ Voting at the age of 16 from next year , Der Standard , May 3, 2007
8. ↑ www.businessnews.com ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
9. ↑ Press: German Film Prize 2007. (No longer available online.) In: film-zeit.de, Ines Walk. Archived from the original on August 11, 2017 ; Retrieved October 19, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
10. ↑ www.tagesschau.de: Gül withdraws candidacy (tagesschau.de archive)
11. ↑ www.tagesschau.de: No survivors after plane crash in Cameroon (tagesschau.de archive)
12. ↑ www.interieur.gouv.fr
13. ↑ www.spiegel.de
14. ↑ www.tagesschau.de - "German power plants among the most harmful in the EU" , May 9, 2007.
15. ↑ de.today.reuters.com - “Leading socialists distance themselves from Royal”  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
16. ↑ www1.sf.tv - "Basso confesses"
17. ↑ www.spiegel.de - “ALL PARTY GOVERNMENT NORTHERN IRELAND. Reconciliation full of distrust "
18. ↑ n-tv - "Herod's tomb found"
19. ↑ - “Taiwan, Kong Kong, China included in first peace survey”
20. ↑ de.today.reuters.com  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
21. ↑ tagesschau.sf.tv
22. ↑ - www.20min.ch - "Grossrazzia against the left in Germany"
23. ↑ www.attac.de - "Attac criticizes police action as an attempt to criminalize G8 protest" ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
24. ↑ www.focus.de - "Massive police operation against demonstrators"
25. ↑ The Holy See : Apostolic Journey to Brazil on the occasion of the V General Conference of the Episcopate of Latin America and the Caribbean (May 9-14, 2007) May 9, 2007
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27. ↑ www.focus.de - "Bush bows to the opposition"
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29. ↑ NZZ : Pope canonize the first Brazilian - mass before 1.5 million believers May 11, 2007
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31. ^ Election result in Iceland
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35. ↑ www.leichtathletik.de - "Two deaths overshadow the Karstadt marathon"  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
36. ↑ www.scc-events.com - "Kenyan winners at the Karstadt marathon"
37. ↑ derstandard.at - "Taliban military chief" killed
38. ↑ www.markenpost.de - “Daimler separates: Cerberus takes over Chrysler for 5.5 billion” ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
39. ↑ www.handelsblatt.com - "Zypries calls for advantages for key witnesses"
40. ↑ www.welt.de - "Carer in Berlin Zoo killed by musk oxen"
41. ↑ www.faz.net
42. ↑ www.kurier.at - "Bomb explosion in Pakistan"  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
43. ↑ 2006/07: Seville defends the title. In: uefa.com . Retrieved February 21, 2017 . 
44. ↑ Netzeitung.de: South and North Korea are testing the first train connection ( Memento from March 14, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
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46. ↑ The Fallen - a sad list. In: fr.de . June 5, 2009, accessed May 11, 2019 . 
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48. ↑ http://www.ad-hoc-news.de/AdHocNews/de/11801918/DGAP-Adhoc-Siemens-AG-Siemens-beruft-Peter-Löescher
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50. ↑ www.sueddeutsche.de - "Cutty Sark was on fire"
51. ↑ www.zeit.de - "Ankara: PKK suicide bomber carried out a bomb attack"
52. ↑ www.milliyet.com.tr - "Portrait of a Bombayer"
53. ↑ www.dw-world.de - "Fighting in Lebanon continues to escalate"
54. ↑ www.manager-magazin.de - "Car sales collapse"
55. ↑ www.zeit.de - "AC Milan succeeds in revenge"
56. ↑ de.today.reuters.com  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
57. ↑ www.welt.de - "Dax only closes 400 points below all-time high"
58. ↑ ftd.de: Amnesty laments "politics of fear" ( Memento from August 25, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
59. ↑ www.spiegel.de - "Storms cause millions in damage"
60. ↑ news.bbc.co.uk - "Chagos families win legal battle"
61. ↑ Page no longer available , search in web archives: kleinezeitung.at
62. ↑ www.focus.de - "Iran expands nuclear enrichment"
63. ↑ www.presse.at - "Missing US soldier found dead"
64. ↑ Tagesschau: Fingerprints in future passports ( Memento from May 29, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
65. ↑ www.spiegel.de - "Zabel and Aldag - doping confession with tears"
66. ↑ www.tagesspiegel.de
67. ^ N-tv: All right in Bremen
68. ^ N-tv: Election in Ireland
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70. ↑ www.woz.ch ; www.regenwald.org ( Memento of the original from October 14, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
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