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* [[Republic of China|Republic of China on Taiwan]] President '''[[Chen Shui-bian]]''' and Vice President '''[[Annette Lu]]''' are both injured in a shooting the day before [[ROC presidential election, 2004|presidential elections]]. |
* [[Republic of China|Republic of China on Taiwan]] President '''[[Chen Shui-bian]]''' and Vice President '''[[Annette Lu]]''' are both injured in a shooting the day before [[ROC presidential election, 2004|presidential elections]]. |
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* '''NATO''' sends 1,000 extra troops to [[Kosovo]] to deal with continuing violent [[unrest in Kosovo|unrest]] between [[Serbs]] and [[Albanians]]. |
* '''[[NATO]]''' sends 1,000 extra troops to [[Kosovo]] to deal with continuing violent [[unrest in Kosovo|unrest]] between [[Serbs]] and [[Albanians]]. |
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* An '''[[Arkhangelsk_Explosion_of_2004|explosion at an apartment building]]''' in [[Arkhangelsk]], [[Russia]], kills 55. |
* An '''[[Arkhangelsk_Explosion_of_2004|explosion at an apartment building]]''' in [[Arkhangelsk]], [[Russia]], kills 55. |
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* [[Prime Minister of Spain]]-[[Spanish legislative election, 2004|elect]] '''[[José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero|José Zapatero]]''' suggests Spain might withdraw its troops from [[U.S.-led occupation of Iraq|Iraq]] after he takes office. |
* [[Prime Minister of Spain]]-[[Spanish legislative election, 2004|elect]] '''[[José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero|José Zapatero]]''' suggests Spain might withdraw its troops from [[U.S.-led occupation of Iraq|Iraq]] after he takes office. |
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Revision as of 22:11, 19 March 2004
- Republic of China on Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and Vice President Annette Lu are both injured in a shooting the day before presidential elections.
- NATO sends 1,000 extra troops to Kosovo to deal with continuing violent unrest between Serbs and Albanians.
- An explosion at an apartment building in Arkhangelsk, Russia, kills 55.
- Prime Minister of Spain-elect José Zapatero suggests Spain might withdraw its troops from Iraq after he takes office.