2007: Béda antarrépisi

Kalolobaan waktu dina taun 2007 babarengan jeung ''Taun [[Babi (sio)|Babi]]'' dina [[kalénder Cina]] (tanggal nepi ka 17 Pébruari aya dina ''Taun [[anjing (sio)|Anjing]]''). Taun Babi satuluyna bakal dimimitian taun [[2019]]. 2007 ogé jadi taun [[Pisces]] dina [[Astrologi Kulon]]. Taun satuluyna keur [[Pisces]] nyaéta [[2019]].

 

 

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* [[1 Januari]] - [[Seventh Framework Programme]], dina [[Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development]], geus dikaluarkeun.

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Hong Kong]] ngawanohkeun lrangan ngudud dina fasilitas publik jero rohangan

* [[1 Januari]] - Bal ragrag jam 12:00 AM di Manhattan, New York di Times Square.

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Basa Irlandia]] (katelah ogé ''Gaeilge'') jadi [[Basa di Uni Éropa|basa resmi di Uni Éropa]].

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Slovénia]] maké [[Euro]] minangka mata duit, ngaganti [[Tolar Slovénia|tolar]].

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* [[1 Januari]] - [[South Korea]]'s [[Ban Ki-moon]] becomes the new [[UN Secretary-General]], replacing [[Kofi Annan]].

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Adam Air Flight 574]] disappears over [[Indonesia]] with 102 people on board.

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Calgary]] goes smoke-free in restaurants and bars. The only exception is for bars or restaurants that have a ventilated smoking room. This exception will expire on January 1, 2008.

* [[1 Januari]] - [[Boise State University]] defeats The [[University of Oklahoma]] in the [[2007 Fiesta Bowl]], capping off a perfect season.

* [[2 Januari]] - In [[Washington, D.C.]], a smoking ban begins in most bars and restaurants.

* [[2 Januari]] - [[Memorial service]]s are held for the late president [[Gerald Ford]] in [[Washington, D.C.]].

* [[January 7]] - [[Stanisław Wielgus]], the newly appointed Archbishop of [[Warsaw]], resigns after it is revealed that he cooperated with the former [[Communism|communist]] regime's [[Służba Bezpieczeństwa|secret police]].

* [[January 8]] - [[Lotte World]] in [[Seoul]], [[South Korea]], the world's largest indoor [[theme park]], has been closed indefinitely due to structural damage.

* [[January 9]] - The 2007 [[MacWorld Expo]] opens in [[San Francisco]]. [[Apple Computer]] unveils the [[iPhone]], a [[cellphone|mobile phone]]/[[iPod]] hybrid.

* [[January 9]] - [[War in Somalia (2006–present)|War in Somalia]]: U.S. planes conduct [[Battle of Ras Kamboni|air strikes against suspected terrorists]], possibly killing senior [[Al Qaeda]] operative [[Fazul Abdullah Mohammed]].

* [[January 31]] - [[Lord Levy]], a [[Labour Party (UK)|UK Labour Party]] fundraiser, is re-arrested for conspiracy in relation to the '[[cash for peerages]]' investigation.

 

* [[February 1]] - [[British Prime Minister]], [[Tony Blair]], questioned for a second time in the '[[cash for peerages]]' probe as a witness.

* [[February 1]] - [[J.K. Rowling]] announced that the ''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]'' book will be released on [[July 21]].

* [[February 3]] - Five people killed and 40 injured in a series of [[car bomb]]s in the [[Iraq]]i city of [[Kirkuk]].

* [[February 3]] - A [[3 February 2007 Baghdad market bombing|truck bombing]] in a crowded [[Baghdad]] market kills at least 135 people and injures a further 339 others.

* [[February 10]] - [[U.S. Senator]] [[Barack Obama]] of [[Illinois]] announces a [[President of the United States|presidential]] bid in [[Springfield, Illinois|Springfield]].

* [[February 11]] - [[Portugal|Portuguese]] voters agree to legalise [[abortion]] in a national [[referendum]].

* [[February 14]] - [[2007 Brit Awards]] are hosted by [[Russell Brand]].

* [[February 16]]-[[February 18]] - The annual [[NBA All-Star Weekend]] takes place in [[Las Vegas, Nevada]]

* [[February 18]] - [[Chinese New Year]]: the [[Pig (zodiac)|Year of the Pig]] begins.

* [[February 18]] - [[Kevin Harvick]] wins the [[2007 Daytona 500|49th Daytona 500]] at the [[Daytona International Speedway]].

* [[February 28]] - Sen. [[John McCain]] announces he is [[Official and potential 2008 United States presidential election Republican candidates|seeking the 2008 GOP Presidential nomination]].

 

* [[March 1]] - [[International Polar Year]], a $1.5 billion research program to study both the [[North Pole]] and [[South Pole]] is launched in [[Paris]].

* [[March 1]] - [[Airbus]] announces that it would cease work indefinitely on the [[A380F]].

* [[March 17]] - St. Patricks Day is celebrated worldwide.

 

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* [[March 17]] - The 2007 [[American Le Mans]] Season begins with the [[12 Hours of Sebring]]

* [[March 31]] - [[Milad un Nabi]], celebration of the birthday of the Muslim Prophet.

 

* [[April 1]] - The 2007 [[Major League Baseball]] season begins, with the defending [[World Series]] Champion [[St.Louis Cardinals]] hosting the [[New York Mets]] at [[Busch Stadium]].

* [[April 2]] - Smoking in public and work places will be banned in [[Wales]].

* [[April 30]] - Smoking in public and work places will be outlawed in [[Northern Ireland]].

 

* [[May 3]] - There will be [[Scottish Parliament election, 2007|parliamentary]] and [[Local government in Scotland|local government]] elections in [[Scotland]].

* [[May 3]] - There will be an [[Welsh Assembly Election 2007|assembly]] election in [[Wales]].

* [[May 31]] - A calendar [[Blue moon]] will occur in the [[Western Hemisphere]] and parts of the [[Eastern Hemisphere]].

 

* [[June 1]] - 2007 Atlantic Hurricane season officially begins

* [[June 1]] - Release of [[Apple Inc.]]'s [[iPhone]].

* [[June 30]] - A calendar [[Blue moon]] will occur in most of the [[Eastern Hemisphere]].

 

* [[July 1]] - The refurbished [[Millennium Dome]], now called '''The O₂''' will reopen in [[London]].

* [[July 1]] - Smoking in public and work places is banned in [[England]].

* [[July 27]] to [[August 8]] - 21st [[World Scout Jamboree]] takes place in Hylands Park, Essex to celebrate centenary of scouting.

 

* [[August 3]]-[[August 5]] - The Wikimania conference will be held at [[Taipei]], [[Taiwan]], [[Republic of China]].

* [[August 4]]-[[August 11]] - The [[National Eisteddfod of Wales]] will be held at [[Mold, Flintshire|Mold]], [[Flintshire]], [[Wales]].

* [[August 30]]-[[September 3]] - The [[65th World Science Fiction Convention]] will take place in [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]].

 

* [[September 2]] - A general election in [[Guatemala]] will elect the [[President of Guatemala|president]], vice-president, [[Congress of Guatemala|congressmen]], municipal mayors and representatives to [[Parlacen]].

* [[September 22]]-[[October 7]] - The [[Oktoberfest]] in [[Munich]], [[Germany]] will be held.

* [[September 23]]-[[September 28]] - [[Labour Party Conference#2007 Bournemouth|Labour Party Conferences]] in [[Bournemouth]] at which [[Labour Party (UK) leadership election, 2007|the newly elected party leader]] will address delegates for the first time as [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]].

 

* [[October]] - An [[elections in Pakistan|election in Pakistan]] is due.

* [[October 1]] - The minimum age for buying [[tobacco]] products will rise from 16 to 18 across [[England and Wales]].

* [[October 27]] - An [[Argentine general election, 2007|election in Argentina]] will elect the [[President of Argentina|President]] and members of the [[Argentine National Congress|National Congress]].

 

* [[November]] - [[Croatian parliamentary election, 2007|Parliamentary elections]] will be held in [[Croatia]]

* [[November]] - The [[Large Hadron Collider]], a [[particle accelerator]] and collider at [[CERN]] in [[France]] and [[Switzerland]], is scheduled to be switched on.

*[[November 23]] - [[2010 FIFA World Cup qualification]] Group Seeding in [[Durban]], [[South Africa]]

 

 

*[[December 8]] - The [[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007|5th Junior Eurovision Song Contest]] will take place in [[Rotterdam]], [[The Netherlands]].

*[[December 31]] - By this date, there will be four million [[Domestic robot|household]] [[robot]]s in use worldwide, according to the [[United Nations]], as reported in the ''[[Reader's Digest]]'', January 2007.

 

* The current [[British Prime Minister]], [[Tony Blair]], is expected to announce in March his date of leaving office. His successor, most likely [[Gordon Brown]], will be decided in a [[Labour Party (UK) leadership election, 2007|leadership election]]. [[John McDonnell (politician)|John McDonnell]] and [[Michael Meacher]], both left-wing backbenchers, are the only other candidates for the position thus far. A race for the office of [[Deputy Prime Minister]] looks to be more of a 'competition', with [[Harriet Harman]], [[Peter Hain]], [[Hilary Benn]], [[Jon Cruddas]] and [[Alan Johnson]] already in the race, as well as [[Hazel Blears]] and [[Jack Straw]] being speculated to enter the competition. There is a very slight possibility that Brown may announce a [[snap election]] if he becomes the [[Prime Minister]].

* [[India]]'s [[Five-Year Plans of India|10th Five Year Plan]] comes to an end.

* Ozzfest, Also known as Freefest, will take place during the Summer

 

*February 28 - [[Princess Lalla Khadija of Morocco]], daughter of [[King Mohammed VI]] and [[Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco]].

 

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*[[January 1]] - [[Darrent Williams]], American football player (b. [[1982]])

*[[January 2]] - [[Teddy Kollek]], Austrian-born former Mayor of Jerusalem (b. [[1911]])

*[[January 31]] - [[Molly Ivins]], American columnist (b. [[1944]])

 

*[[February 1]] - [[Gian Carlo Menotti]], Italian-born American composer and librettist (b. [[1911]])

*[[February 3]] - [[Pedro Knight]], Cuban-born musician (b. [[1921]])

*[[February 28]] - [[Billy Thorpe]], Australian musician ([[Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs]]) (b. [[1946]])

 

* [[March 2]] - [[Madi Phala]], South African artist (b. [[1955]])

* [[March 4]] - [[Thomas Eagleton]], American politician (b. [[1929]])

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*[[January 1]] - [[New Year's Day]]

*[[January 26]] - [[Australia Day]]

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