Current Events, November 2009

• November 30
  • Minaret ban wins Swiss support [1]
  • Saddam Chanel debuts on Iraqi television [2]
  • In Munich a large crowd of supposed holocaust survivors waited for the trial of 89 years old, ill John Demjanjuk. The "trial" is suspected to take until May 10, 2010. [3]

• November 29
  • Governor Mike Huckabee pardoned accused cop killer Maurice Clemmons [4]

• November 25
  • 9/11 pager messages to be released [5] [6]

• November 24
  • Israeli spy operation at South African airport uncovered [7]

• November 22
  • Iran begins war games to protect nuclear sites [8]

• November 19
  • Hassan Nasrallah re-elected as Hezbollah leader [9]
  • Peru accuses gang of killing to sell human fat [10]
  • White farmers driven from Zimbabwe to Nigeria [11]

• November 18
  • Israel moves to expand settlement [12]

• November 13
  • Extreme right pushing for Euro parliament funding [13]
  • Fredrick Töben is freed after serving three months in an Australian prison for Holocaust research. [14]

• November 7
  • Afghan leader rejects US and British criticism [15]

• November 5
  • Israeli war crimes debate at United Nations [16]
  • Iran and Syria deny Israeli arms claims [17]

• November 4
  • Son says Obama's father 'abusive' [18]
  • Schools push Obama indoctrination of children [19]

• November 3
  • Czech president, Vaclav Klaus, signs Lisbon Treaty [20]

• November 1
  • Malik Zulu Shabazz radical Black Panther visit’s the Obama White House [21]

See also

• Current Events archive