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{{*mp|November 25}} The [[investment company]] '''[[Dubai World]]''', owned by the [[Dubai]] government, asks creditors for a six-month [[Debt moratorium|moratorium]] on its US$59 |
{{*mp|November 25}} The [[investment company]] '''[[Dubai World]]''', owned by the [[Dubai]] government, asks creditors for a six-month [[Debt moratorium|moratorium]] on its US$59-billion debt. |
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{{*mp|November 24}} More than 300,000 animals are ritually slaughtered in '''[[Gadhimai festival]]''' in southern [[Nepal]] amid controversy, in the world's largest [[animal sacrifice]]. |
{{*mp|November 24}} More than 300,000 animals are ritually slaughtered in '''[[Gadhimai festival]]''' in southern [[Nepal]] amid controversy, in the world's largest [[animal sacrifice]]. |
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{{*mp|November 23}} The world's largest mass [[vaccination]] against '''[[yellow fever]]''' ''([[Aedes aegypti]] pictured)'' begins in [[West Africa]], targeting more than 12 million people. |
{{*mp|November 23}} The world's largest mass [[vaccination]] against '''[[yellow fever]]''' ''([[Aedes aegypti]] pictured)'' begins in [[West Africa]], targeting more than 12 million people. |
Revision as of 17:14, 26 November 2009
- The investment company Dubai World, owned by the Dubai government, asks creditors for a six-month moratorium on its US$59-billion debt.
- More than 300,000 animals are ritually slaughtered in Gadhimai festival in southern Nepal amid controversy, in the world's largest animal sacrifice.
- The world's largest mass vaccination against yellow fever (Aedes aegypti pictured) begins in West Africa, targeting more than 12 million people.
- Leaked contents of a report on the destruction of the Babri Mosque cause a dispute in the Indian parliament.
- At least 57 people are killed in an election-related massacre in Maguindanao, Philippines.
- Unidentified hackers steal and publish more than 1,000 private e-mails and 2,000 documents from a server at the Climatic Research Unit of the University of East Anglia.
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