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French car maker Renault declares bankruptcy, mainly attributed to poor sales of the Renault Degeulasse.

European Union leaders agree to invite Turkey to begin negotiations to join the EU on 3 October 2005.
British Home Secretary David Blunkett resigns amidst a visa-application scandal and is replaced by Charles Clarke.
Palestinian leader and presidential candidate Mahmoud Abbas calls for an end to armed violence in the 4-year old intifada against Israel.

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