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A proposal by Japan to reinstitute commercial whaling is defeated at an International Whaling Commission meeting in Ulsan, South Korea.
The anti-Syrian bloc of Saad Hariri captures control of the National Assembly of Lebanon in the general election.
The Associated Press publishes six leaked documents from the UK government related to pre-Iraq war planning and intelligence.
In the 2005 Iranian presidential election, the hardline mayor of Tehran, Mahmoud Ahmadinezhad, unexpectedly follows Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani to the run-off race, to be held on June 24.
Jamaican Asafa Powell sets a new world record of 9.77 seconds in 100m sprinting.

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-*<!--June 21-->A proposal by [[Japan]] to reinstitute [[whaling|commercial whaling]] is defeated at an '''[[International Whaling Commission]]''' meeting in [[Ulsan]], [[South Korea]]
+*<!--June 21-->A proposal by [[Japan]] to reinstitute [[whaling|commercial whaling]] is defeated at an '''[[International Whaling Commission]]''' meeting in [[Ulsan]], [[South Korea]].
 *<!--June 20-->The anti-[[Syria]]n bloc of [[Saad Hariri]] captures control of the [[National Assembly of Lebanon|National Assembly]] of [[Lebanon]] in the '''[[Lebanese general election, 2005|general election]]'''.
 *<!--June 18--> The [[Associated Press]] publishes '''[[UK Cabinet Office Documents|six leaked documents]]''' from the [[United Kingdom|UK]] government related to pre-[[2003 invasion of Iraq|Iraq war]] planning and intelligence.