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*<!--Nov 15 --> Princess '''[[Sayako Kuroda]]''' of [[Japan]] marries a [[commoner]], thus relinquishing her title leaving the [[Japanese Imperial Family|Imperial Family]]. |
*<!--Nov 15 --> Princess '''[[Sayako Kuroda]]''' of [[Japan]] marries a [[commoner]], thus relinquishing her title and leaving the [[Japanese Imperial Family|Imperial Family]]. |
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*<!-- Nov 13 --> The '''[[South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation]]''' agrees at its summit to admit [[Afghanistan]] as a member, and to accord [[People's Republic of China|China]] and [[Japan]] observer status. |
*<!-- Nov 13 --> The '''[[South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation]]''' agrees at its summit to admit [[Afghanistan]] as a member, and to accord [[People's Republic of China|China]] and [[Japan]] observer status. |
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*<!-- Nov 13 --> The [[Burkina Faso|Burkinabe]] people vote in '''[[Burkina Faso presidential elections, 2005|presidential elections]]'''. |
*<!-- Nov 13 --> The [[Burkina Faso|Burkinabe]] people vote in '''[[Burkina Faso presidential elections, 2005|presidential elections]]'''. |
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- Princess Sayako Kuroda of Japan marries a commoner, thus relinquishing her title and leaving the Imperial Family.
- The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation agrees at its summit to admit Afghanistan as a member, and to accord China and Japan observer status.
- The Burkinabe people vote in presidential elections.
- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf wins the Liberian presidential runoff, defeating George Weah.
- Explosions in three hotels in Amman, Jordan kill at least 57 people; authorities suspect suicide bombers.
- Jacques Chirac declares a state of emergency, announcing curfews in an attempt to quell the civil unrest across France.