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This article covers breaking news and events in September 2006.

Daily events

Friday 1st September 2006

TUI headquarters in Hanover

Saturday 2nd September 2006

Sunday 3rd September 2006

  • Anatolia / Turkey : Kurdish extremists are once again looking to influence political life in Turkey with a terrorist attack in the southeast: nine people are injured and two are killed by an explosive device in a garbage can. The bomb was deposited in a tea garden, which is mostly frequented by police officers, and was triggered remotely when an officer approached to examine the suspect object more closely.
  • Chicago / United States : In an apartment building mainly inhabited by blacks and Latinos, a fire breaks out early in the morning, killing six children between the ages of three and 14 - five of them from a family. Three more children and the mother are taken to the hospital. The most momentous fire in Chicago for years, caused by a single fire, was caused by a burned down candle because the electricity company had switched off the electricity.
  • Hamburg / Germany : In an interview with the Bild am Sonntag earlier confirmed Tagesschau spokeswoman Eva Herman its recently represented in her book theses and emphasizes that "women were more likely to keep quiet." Because "Men suffer if they tasks are always pushed to which they have no desire and no particular disposition. ” With this she initiates a general discussion on the emancipation of women.
  • Moon : The first purely European lunar mission Smart-1 ends successfully at 7.42 a.m. CEST with the controlled crash of the space probe onto the lunar surface. It is not yet known whether the impact south of the Humorum Sea was observed and analyzed by observatories as planned .
  • Saitama / Japan : Spain wins the basketball world championship for the first time with a 70:47 final victory over Greece .

Monday 4th September 2006

Günther Beckstein
Meat that meets the hygiene criteria

Tuesday September 5, 2006

States of the Darfur region in orange, the rest of Sudan in yellow
The terminals of the new airport near Berlin (artist's impression)

Wednesday September 6, 2006

Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko

Thursday September 7, 2006

Friday September 8, 2006

  • Baghdad / Iraq : The Iraqi government under Nuri al-Maliki has banned the reporting of the channel al-Arabiya from the Iraqi capital for one month . The Arab television broadcaster based in Dubai is accused of inciting the population to violence. Maliki had already called on the press in July 2006 to report more cautiously about the violence so as not to play into the hands of extremists
  • Kabul / Afghanistan : In a serious suicide attack in the Afghan capital near the US - embassy on busy roundabout Massoud are killed at least 16 people. According to eyewitnesses, the car of the assassin rammed the vehicle of a US convoy.
  • New York / United States : For the second time in a short time is a leader of online - bookmaker company arrested, this time the Board CEO Peter Dicks of Sportingbet .
  • Switzerland : An investigation into the Swissfirst case leads to the first arrest. The portfolio manager of the pension fund of Siemens in Switzerland has been sitting this afternoon in custody. He is accused of accepting so-called kick-backs (payments).
  • Tungokotschen / Russia : In the Siberian mine "Darassun" of the Russian-British company Highland Gold Mining, a fire caused by welding work has been raging since Thursday. 22 miners have been trapped in the gold mine , and eleven more have already died. 15 rescue workers had to be hospitalized because of the toxic fumes. “The mine is over 100 years old. The ventilation system is out of date and practically no longer works, ”said an employee of the Ministry of Civil Protection . Of 64 workers trapped underground, 33 of them can free themselves from their predicament on their own.

Saturday 9th September 2006

Rise of Atlantis ( STS-27 )
  • Cape Canaveral / United States : After four starts canceled due to bad weather , the space shuttle Atlantis will take off at 5.15 p.m. CEST for the International Space Station (ISS), where the German astronaut Thomas Reiter is also staying. This mission is to last eleven days and will resume regular NASA transport flights to the ISS after a break of several years , which is to be fully expanded by 2010. The flights were stopped after the fatal accident of the space shuttle " Columbia " on February 1, 2003.
  • Damascus / Syria : According to the Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi , the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad generally accepts the stationing of EU border guards on the Syrian-Lebanese border.
  • Munich / Germany : 150,000 people greet Pope Benedict XVI. on his six-day visit to Bavaria . When he arrived at the airport, he appealed to Germans to take an active part in passing on the fundamental values ​​of the Christian faith . "My visit to the country in which I was born would like to be an encouragement in this sense too," said the Pope.
  • Oslo / Norway : Due to an unresolved incident, the research nuclear reactor of the Institute for Nuclear Technology in Kjeller in the Akerhus district is shut down. In contrast to its Swedish neighbor, Norway does not use nuclear power to generate electricity.
  • Santiago / Chile : The former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet is said to face his responsibility for the first time because of allegations of torture . As a result, the Supreme Court in Santiago de Chile is lifting its immunity from prosecution in connection with the former Villa Grimaldi torture camp. It is about the complicity of the now 90-year-old in the kidnapping of 36 people and torture in 23 cases during the dictatorship between 1973 and 1990.

Sunday 10th September 2006

"White Villa" in Berlin-Friedrichshagen

Monday September 11, 2006

Tabaré Vázquez and Néstor Kirchner

Tuesday September 12, 2006

  • Berlin / Germany : According to an OECD study on the training of highly qualified people, Germany and Austria have lost touch with comparable countries. In this way, especially in the FRG, one risks the future as a leading industrial nation. Although the proportion of university graduates rose slightly to 20.6 percent, in other countries it is an average of 36.8% for a year. Only Austria, the Czech Republic and Turkey have a poorer training record. Andreas Schleicher , who accompanied the OECD study as an expert, attributes this mainly to the fact that only 38.8% of an age group in Germany achieve general higher education entrance qualification, while the OECD average is now 67.7 percent. The trend will intensify with the emergence of further cohorts with low birth rates. Critics counter Schleicher to proceed in his analyzes one-sided and simplistic, without going into the peculiarities of the German education system or considering the importance of vocational training .
  • Lebanon : British Prime Minister Tony Blair is blamed in part for 1100 deaths in the Israel - Hezbollah war during his state visit . Blair, on the other hand, emphasizes his efforts to bring about a ceasefire as early as possible .
  • Central Europe : At around 9:30 p.m. CEST from Central Europe, the bright star cluster of the Pleiades (M45) - the so-called seven stars in the constellation of Taurus - is covered by the waning moon . A similar event was last observed in Central Europe in 1991 .
  • Regensburg / Germany : The Germany visit of Pope Benedict XVI. a is open air - Fair continued on Islinger field, visit the 250,000 believers and accompany with Benedetto calls. The Pope calls on Christians to speak more about God again: " Atheism is a wrong path born of fear of God !" Since the Enlightenment, a part of science has been working diligently to find an explanation of the world without the Creator . But the world and people are not a coincidental product of evolution . Benedict also denounces the “destruction of the image of God through hatred and fanaticism ”.

Wednesday September 13, 2006

Logo from DocMorris
  • Baghdad / Iraq : So-called “death squads ” kill 60 people in Iraq. The bodies showed signs of torture and some were still handcuffed. According to the Iraqi government and the US armed forces, the real threat to the stabilization of Iraq no longer comes from the supporters of the ousted dictator Saddam Hussein , but from the violent clashes between Sunnis and Shiites .
  • Diyarbakır / Turkey : In the eastern Turkish city of Diyarbakır, which is mainly inhabited by Kurds , eleven people die as a result of a bomb explosion next to a bus stop on the edge of a park. According to the Turkish police, the remote-controlled bomb was originally intended for a different target.
  • Saarbrücken / Germany : The Dutch Internet - pharmacy DocMorris expected their needs branch in Saarland close again. In a judgment, the Saarland administrative court answered the question of whether only a pharmacist is allowed to run a pharmacy in the affirmative. The Saarland Justice and Health Minister Josef Hecken ( CDU ) speaks of a flawed decision by the administrative court because European law has been disregarded and announces a complaint.
  • Tehran / Iran : Iraqi President Nuri al-Maliki arrives for his first official visit to the Iranian capital. According to statements, he will ask the neighboring country's leadership not to get involved in the internal affairs of his own country. According to his press secretary , talks are planned with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the spiritual head of Iran, Ayatollah Seyyed Alī Chāmene'ī .

Thursday September 14, 2006

Friday September 15, 2006

Saturday September 16, 2006

Kyushu in brown, rest of Japan in yellow

Sunday 17th September 2006

Monday September 18, 2006

Launch of the Soyuz TMA-9 mission, with the first Iranian space traveler on board
Parliament building in Budapest
Canadian military in Afghanistan (light uniform), training for Afghan soldiers
  • Baikonur / Kazakhstan : The Russian Soyuz TMA-9 mission brings Anousheh Ansari, the first person from Iran into space .
  • Budapest / Hungary : 10,000 demonstrators in front of the parliament building demand the resignation of Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány when it becomes known that he had to admit in an internal speech that he had deceived voters in the parliamentary elections in April. The opposition parties are demanding the resignation of the head of government , who, according to President László Sólyom, has disappointed people's trust in democracy. Local elections will be held nationwide in Hungary on October 1st . Budapest is experiencing the worst unrest in decades and hooligans are causing violence against the police using water cannons . The radio building is stormed and broadcasting is forced to stop. Several vehicles are set on fire and three people are seriously injured. After the riots, the Hungarian Police and Justice Minister József Petrétei offers to resign, which Gyurcsány does not accept.
  • Caracas / Venezuela : Pope Benedict XVI. receives unexpected support from Regensburg because of his statements : surprisingly, Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad defends him : those quotations that many Muslim clergy took up were inaccurately reproduced and taken out of context. At the end of his visit to Venezuela, he contradicts the spiritual leader of Iran, Ayatollah Seyyed Alī Chāmene'ī : “We respect the Pope, we respect everyone who works for peace and justice. (…) We believe that all religions strive for peace and security, for morality and justice. ” Before that, Chāmene'ī had the Pope's speech as “ the youngest link in the crusade mentioned by US President George W. Bush ” after the Terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. At Bush, this is not surprising, but they expected different things from the Pope. This crusade is developing into "a series" of anti-Islamic conspiracies.
  • Frankfurt am Main / Germany : The SPD wants to pursue the introduction of legally fixed minimum wages for the entire economy, despite the resistance of its coalition partner CDU . The SPD chairman Kurt Beck said: "Those who work full shifts should also be able to live from it"
  • Kandahar / Afghanistan : In the province one day come to the conclusion that of Canada -led ISAF - Operation Medusa against the Taliban four Canadian soldiers by a suicide bombing killed.
  • Milan / Italy : At least four people are killed in the collapse of a residential and commercial building in Milan in the evening. The rescue workers suspect a gas explosion as the cause . Eleven injured people are cared for in the hospital .
  • Singapore / Singapore: At a meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the 184 member states, with 90.6 percent of their votes, decide to increase the voting shares of the four important emerging countries PR China , Mexico , South Korea and Turkey by a total of 1.8 percentage points. The other emerging economies India and Brazil are voting against this reform , which is intended to initiate a reorganization of the balance of power in line with the increased economic power of some countries.
  • Wolfsburg / Germany : The takeover bid by MAN of around € 9.6 billion at Scania is (29 percent stake) and the single largest shareholder after the Wallenberg family VW (34%) from strategic reasons rejected. The Scania group management already rejected the offer. Hakan Samuelsson, head of MAN, remains optimistic about being able to take over Scania. Together they would be the market leader in the European market for commercial vehicles ahead of DaimlerChrysler and the Volvo - Renault duo .

Tuesday September 19, 2006

Thaksin Shinawatra

Wednesday September 20, 2006

King Bhumibol Adulyadej, idealizing youth portrait in front of the Danish embassy
  • Bangkok / Thailand : One day after the bloodless military coup , King Bhumibol Adulyadej confirmed the appointment of a military government headed by General Sonthi Boonyaratklin . He wants to hand over power to a civilian government within 14 days at the latest, to which some ministers of the previous government could possibly belong. Parliamentary elections are not planned for October 2007 . The public situation is surprisingly quiet, despite media censorship and a ban on assembly . According to Sonthi, who does not want to be a “substitute ruler” , the armed forces were forced to act “to end corruption, national divisions and the infiltration of independent authorities and the monarchy” . The ousted Prime Minister Thaksin has now arrived in London from New York (UN General Assembly) .
  • Berlin / Germany : The German Bundestag resolves for the first time to deploy the Bundeswehr in the Middle East . With a majority of 442 to 152, the MPs vote for a maximum of 2,400 marines to control the shipping borders of Lebanon . The no votes come from a. from the FDP - and the left parliamentary group . Some MPs from the governing coalition and the Greens also vote against the posting.
  • Berlin / Germany : The Federal Cabinet approves the so-called " anti-terror file " under the name "Common (s) -Dateien-Gesetz".
  • Berlin / Germany : Popkomm is opened in the federal capital by Berlin's Lord Mayor Klaus Wowereit . The world's largest music fair starts with a new record of over 800 exhibitors from 48 countries and with an open commitment by the federal government to support German rock and pop music .
  • Budapest / Hungary : In front of the Hungarian parliament there are evening demonstrations against the government for the third time in a row , in which 15,000 citizens take part and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Gyurcsány . The rally then moves to the station square. This time the police can prevent rioting by around 100 hooligans .
  • Tokyo / Japan : Through the designation of Shinzo Abe to succeed Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is the first time a politician of the post-war generation will be head of government in Japan. Abe has a reputation for being an uncompromising conservative, although his political views have not yet been clearly defined. His basic attitude is probably based primarily on the tradition towards his grandfather Nobusuke Kishi . Although the Allies arrested him as a war criminal after the end of the Second World War , Kishi was elected head of government in 1957 .

Thursday September 21, 2006

The frigate Karlsruhe

Friday September 22, 2006

Transrapid on the test track in Emsland
  • Berlin / Germany : As a result of the rotten meat scandal of the last few weeks, the Federal Council approves the new consumer information law. This is intended to oblige the authorities to publish the names of companies or products.
  • Emsland / Germany : A serious accident on the Transrapid test track left 23 dead and 10 injured. On the open track, the maglev train crashed into a workshop car at around 10 a.m. at a speed of 200 km / h.
  • Lehrberg / Germany : In a serious gas explosion in a bakery, three houses are completely destroyed, six others are badly damaged, and 50 others are affected. At least 16 residents and emergency services are injured and five are killed. Among the 16 injured, nine are seriously injured, who are still in mortal danger after being flown to the hospital by helicopter.
  • Warsaw / Poland : Polish Prime Minister Lech Kaczynski dismisses his deputy and previous Agriculture Minister Andrzej Lepper , because his left-wing populist party “ Self-Defense ” had already left the government the day before in the confrontation over the budget and the increase in Polish NATO troops in Afghanistan .

Saturday 23rd September 2006

spinach
  • California / United States : In the United States, raw spinach contaminated with E. coli is causing a nationwide disease . 166 people have to be treated in hospitals, a two-year-old boy from Utah and an 82-year-old woman from Maryland die from severe diarrhea and the weakened immune system after eating the vegetables. Following the nationwide call by the authorities not to eat raw spinach, the supermarkets are removing the spinach, which has been washed three times and wrapped in plastic, from their range. The trail of food poisoning leads to California, where around 75 percent of US spinach production is generated in the Salinas Valley. A total of three companies are examined. “We're waiting for the all-clear,” says William Schaffner from Vanderbilt University . "Until then, Popeye the Sailor and his family shouldn't be eating packaged spinach."
  • São Paulo / Brazil : The 15th Women's Basketball World Cup ends with a title for Australia for the first time . The silver medals go to the Russians . In the 14 tournaments before, either the women from the USA , the Soviet Union or Brazil won .
  • Tallinn / Estonia : Toomas Hendrik Ilves is elected as the new President of Estonia.

Sunday September 24, 2006

Paolo Bettini

Monday September 25, 2006

Map of Somalia
  • Berlin / Germany : According to a study called Kiggs on child and youth health with 17,600 participants up to the age of 17 by the Robert Koch Institute , the general state of health of young people in Germany looks worrying: Almost every third girl suffers from the consequences of during puberty Eating disorders ( anorexia , vomiting addiction or obesity ). On the other hand, many young people and children not only suffer from obesity , but also from allergies and movement disorders . Children from poor families are sick more and more often.
  • Kangchenjunga / Nepal : The wreck missing one for two days and by the environmental foundation WWF chartered helicopter type Mi-172 has been found. On board were the Nepalese Minister of State for Forestry, the Chargé d'affaires of the Finnish Embassy in Kathmandu, and passengers from the United Kingdom , Australia , Canada , the United States and Nepal. According to the head of the Nepalese aviation authority, Mohan Adhikari, all 24 occupants can be expected to die. The search for the victims of the worst helicopter crash in the history of civil aviation in Nepal was hindered by heavy rain and fog.
  • Kismayo / Somalia : The weak Somali transitional government continues to lose influence after Islamic rebels have taken Somalia's third largest city . Thereupon, according to eyewitness reports, Ethiopian troops advance into the city of Baidoa to protect the transitional government there. Government spokesman Abduraman Dinari describes the reports of Ethiopian troops in Baidoa as "lies" . The Islamists only wanted to divert attention from the “undisguised invasion ” of Kismayo. The capture of Kismayo is a heavy loss for the almost powerless transitional government and its hopes for the stationing of a multinational peacekeeping force from the East African Intergovernmental Development Agency ( IGAD ).
  • Rome / Italy : A public debate breaks out in the Italian Parliament about the legalization of euthanasia . At the weekend, President Giorgio Napolitano urged the government to look into the issue after a 60-year-old who had suffered from muscular dystrophy for decades asked him for the “grace of euthanasia” .

Tuesday September 26, 2006

Shinzo Abe
  • Berlin / Germany : Due to the decision of the director Kirsten Harms , the last three years at the Deutsche Oper Berlin by Hans Neuenfels staged Mozart - opera Idomeneo from the game plan. Since the cut heads of Jesus , Buddhas , Mohammed and Poseidon are shown in the production , she does not want to provoke a confrontation with Islam . Your decision meets with both understanding and severe rejection in the cultural scene, as one rejects such preventive self-censorship and thus draws attention to the corresponding opera. A widespread discussion like the one in the cartoon dispute is to be feared.
  • Brasília / Brazil : According to a published report by the Brazilian Ministry of Justice, almost 55,000 Brazilians were murdered in 2005 , i. H. more than 150 people per day. This number even exceeds the number of victims from the war in Iraq that has been going on for three years by a few thousand civilians . A referendum to enforce a general gun ban failed last year, however, because there was a lack of confidence in the police, who are consistently corrupt in Brazil.
  • Osnabrück / Germany : Only a few days after the catastrophic Transrapid accident in Emsland with 23 deaths, the evidence of inadequate safety precautions at the Emsland Transrapid test facility is increasing . According to Rudolf Schwarz, head of the operating company IABG , additional security measures were deliberately avoided. Employees of the test facility "one or two years ago" had unsuccessfully expressed their wish to convert the safety concept for special vehicles such as workshop vehicles to tried and tested technical standards. This also follows the previous presentation by the Osnabrück public prosecutor's office that human error in the control center probably triggered the accident.
  • Tokyo / Japan : After the designation , the right-wing conservative politician Shinzō Abe was elected as the new head of government as the successor to his mentor Junichiro Koizumi with 339 of 475 votes in the Japanese lower house . At 52, Abe is both the youngest prime minister after 1945 and the first head of government born after World War II . Shinzo Abe would like to weaken the pacifist attitude of the post-war constitution and pursue a more independent course in foreign policy. He also advocates educational reform to instill patriotism in schools .

Wednesday September 27, 2006

Car bomb in Baghdad, Iraq (2005)
Tony Blair

Thursday September 28, 2006

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
BenQ logo

Friday September 29, 2006

Ban Ki-moon

Saturday September 30, 2006

Boeing 737 of the airline Gol

See also

Web links

Moscow in September 2006
Commons : September 2006  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
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Individual evidence

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