when.net
E-mail: Pass:
Home Events Births Deaths Contact Us Sign Up
 
 
 
 
     
JANUARY 18 - IN THE HISTORY Calender Search
 
2006
Syrian authorities released five pro-democracy activists, including two prominent former legislators, after they had served nearly four years of their five-year prison sentences.
2006
In Thailand 2 fishermen were sentenced to death in the rape and murder of a British tourist, a crime that prompted the PM to demand the maximum penalty. Bualoi Posit (23) and Wichai Somkhaoyai (24) pleaded guilty to the New Year's Day slaying of Katherine Horton, a 21-year-old student from Wales.
2006
An American couple claiming to be of Lao royal descent were shot dead in northeastern Thailand. Anouwong Sethathirath IV (49) and Oulayvanh Sethathirath (38) were killed at a Buddhist monastery in Nong Khai. The next day Thai police said they might have been targeted by Laos' government on suspicions that they were working against the communist regime.
2006
In western Ivory Coast 4 pro-government protesters were killed when UN peacekeepers opened fire to repel an attack on their base in a third day of anti-UN riots.
2006
Interfax news reported that Russian natural gas monopoly Gazprom has reduced supplies to European customers because of a cold snap at home.
2005
More than 900 right-wing paramilitary fighters surrendered their weapons, but a leading international rights group criticized the demobilization process and said the Colombian government is letting war criminals off the hook.
2005
Cuba's National Gazette published a new resolution by the Commerce Ministry that beginning on Feb. 7, smoking will be prohibited in theaters, stores, buses, taxis and other enclosed public areas.
Displaying results 57-63 (of 234)
« Back1 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 34Next »