Historical events in 2000

561 historical records

January 200022 historical events

2000, January 1st · Great Britain · Greenwich · Arts · Architecture · Richard Rogers

Millennium Dome Opens

The Millennium Dome opens at Greenwich for the national millennium exhibition.

2000, January 1st · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot

ECCC Planning

Plans continue for a Khmer Rouge tribunal

2000, January 1st · Switzerland · Government · Government of Switzerland · Pascal Couchepin

President of Switzerland

Appointed President of Switzerland

2000, January 3rd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Tatyana Dyachenko

Dismissal

Putin fires Tatyana Dyachenko, daughter of Boris Yeltsin and Kremlin image adviser from her post in one of his first official acts, moving quickly to distance himself from Yeltsins scandal-tinged administration

2000, January 3rd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Dismissal

Putin fires Tatyana Dyachenko, daughter of Boris Yeltsin and Kremlin image adviser from her post in one of his first official acts, moving quickly to distance himself from Yeltsins scandal-tinged administration

2000, January 3rd · Russia · Kursk · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Sinking of K-141 Kursk - Source Date Conflict

K-141 Kursk actually sank in the Barents Sea on 12 August 2000; this supplied January record describes an unrelated Kremlin personnel decision.

2000, January 3rd · Russia · Kursk · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Sinking of K-141 Kursk

Putin fires Tatyana Dyachenko, daughter of Boris Yeltsin and Kremlin image adviser from her post in one of his first official acts, moving quickly to distance himself from Yeltsins scandal-tinged administration

2000, January 3rd · United States of America · Europa · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson

Europa Millennium Flyby

Galileo begins the Millennium Mission with another close flyby of Europa.

2000, January 7th · Russia · Grozny · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Bombing of Grozny

Russia announces a suspension of aerial bombardment in Grozny to allow civilians to escape

2000, January 9th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Reballion of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Rebels attack Russian positions in Argun, Shali and Gudermes as Russia continues a bombing halt for the Orthodox Christmas

2000, January 11th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

Putin announces a 20% increase in pensions ahead of the Mar 26 elections

2000, January 11th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Election

Putin announces a 20% increase in pensions ahead of the Mar 26 elections

2000, January 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

National Security

Russia publishes the 21-page "Concept on National Security" that details the scenarios under which it would use nuclear weapons

2000, January 14th · Russia · Warfare · Military · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

National Security

Russia publishes the 21-page "Concept on National Security" that details the scenarios under which it would use nuclear weapons

2000, January 22nd · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Gustavo Noboa

President of Ecuador

Appointed President of Ecuador after the removal of Jamil Mahuad

2000, January 25th · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Hissene Habre

Arrest of Hissene Habre

A complaint is submitted in Dakar, Senegal, against former Chad dictator Hissene Habre, it details 97 allegations of political killings, 142 cases of torture and 100 disappearances

2000, January 26th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Annan Recommends Hans Blix

The nomination follows Security Council consultations on inspection leadership.

2000, January 26th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC Nomination

Kofi Annan recommends Blix as Executive Chairman of UNMOVIC.

2000, January 27th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Security Council Approval

The Security Council approves Blix's appointment.

2000, January 27th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC Chairman Approved

He is asked to take up UNMOVIC responsibilities promptly.

2000, January · Austria · Government · Government of Austria · Jorg Haider

OVP

The OVP accepts the FPO as a coalition partner, provokes political crisis

2000, January · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

NHS Spending Commitment

Blair publicly commits to sustained increases in health spending, signalling a major expansion of NHS resources after years of comparatively constrained funding.

February 200031 historical events

2000, February 3rd · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Hissene Habre

Arrest of Hissene Habre

Habre is indicted

2000, February 4th · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Wolfgang Schussel

Chancellor

Appointed Chancellor of Austria

2000, February 4th · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Susanne Riess-Passer

Federal Vice Chancellor

Appointed Federal Vice Chancellor

2000, February 6th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Reballion of Rebels in Chechnya

Putin announces that federal forces had scored a major victory in Chechnya

2000, February 6th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Rule of Chechnya

Putin announces that federal forces had scored a major victory in Chechnya

2000, February 10th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

The Government announces that it will raise the minimum price for a bottle of vodka by 30% at the end of the month

2000, February 12th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Salman Raduyev

Arrest of Salman Raduyev

Russian agents capture Salman Raduyev, a Chechen warlord

2000, February 12th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Salman Raduyev

Reballion of Rebels in Chechnya

Russian agents capture Salman Raduyev, a Chechen warlord

2000, February 12th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Reballion of Rebels in Chechnya

Russian agents capture Salman Raduyev, a Chechen warlord

2000, February 13th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

FSB

Putin signs a decree to re-establish the "special departments" (FSB) to seek out political disloyalty in the military

2000, February 15th · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Constitutional Referendum Defeat

Voters reject the draft constitution supported by the government.

2000, February 15th · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Constitutional Referendum Defeated

Voters reject the government's proposed new constitution.

2000, February 16th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in Mar 1999 due to NATO bombing in Yugoslavia

2000, February 16th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

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Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in Mar 1999 due to NATO bombing in Yugoslavia

2000, February 16th · Russia · Warfare · Military · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in Mar 1999 due to NATO bombing in Yugoslavia

2000, February 16th · Russia · Warfare · Military · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in

Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in Mar 1999 due to NATO bombing in Yugoslavia

2000, February 16th · Russia · Warfare · North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Russia and NATO announce a resumption of contacts that were broken in Mar 1999 due to NATO bombing in Yugoslavia

2000, February 17th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Kalamanov

Rule of Chechnya

Putin names Vladimir Kalamanov, Head of the Migration service, to look into allegations of torture, rape and executions by Russian soldiers against Chechen civilians

2000, February 17th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Politics

Russia is accused by human rights groups and refugees of brutality toward Chechens in camps

2000, February 17th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Reballion of Rebels in Chechnya

Russia is accused by human rights groups and refugees of brutality toward Chechens in camps. Putin names Vladimir Kalamanov, Head of the Migration service, to look into allegations of torture, rape and executions by Russian soldiers against Chechen civilians

2000, February 17th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Rule of Chechnya

Putin names Vladimir Kalamanov, Head of the Migration service, to look into allegations of torture, rape and executions by Russian soldiers against Chechen civilians

2000, February 18th · Iran · Government · Government of Iran · Muhammad Khatami

Election

Iranian reformists win landslide victory in the general election

2000, February 22nd · United States of America · Io · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson

Galileo February Io Flyby

Galileo flies about 198 kilometres above Io, obtaining close measurements of its active volcanic environment.

2000, February 23rd · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Stanley Matthews

Death of Stanley Matthews

Death of Stanley Matthews

2000, February 27th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Matt Elliott

League Cup Final Winning Double

Elliott scores both Leicester City goals in the 2000 League Cup final, defeating Tranmere Rovers 2-1 at Wembley as team captain.

2000, February 27th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Robbie Savage

League Cup Triumph Midfield Energy

Savage supplies persistent midfield pressure during Leicester City's 2000 League Cup-winning campaign, helping the side overcome Tranmere Rovers in the final.

2000, February 27th · Northern Ireland · London · Sport · Football · Gerry Taggart

League Cup Winning Defensive Display

Taggart helps Leicester City withstand Tranmere Rovers' attacks in the 2000 League Cup final as Martin O'Neill's side wins 2-1.

2000, February · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Hissene Habre

Arrest of Hissene Habre

A Senegalese court indicts Hissene Habre, the former autocrat of Chad

2000, February · Iran · Government · Government of Iran · Muhammad Khatami

Political Support

President Clinton extends ban on US oil contracts with Iran, accusing it of continuing to support international terrorism

2000, February · Pakistan · Islamabad · Warfare · Nuclear · Pervez Musharraf

National Command Authority

Musharraf's government establishes the National Command Authority to oversee major decisions concerning Pakistan's nuclear forces.

2000, February · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Fast-Track Land Reform Begins

The government accelerates compulsory redistribution of commercial agricultural land.

March 200040 historical events

2000, March 1st · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Executive Chairman Takes Office

Begins building the new Iraq inspection organization.

2000, March 1st · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC Duties Begin

Takes up his duties as Executive Chairman of UNMOVIC.

2000, March 1st · Uruguay · Montevideo · Government · Government of Uruguay · Jorge Batlle Ibanez

President of Uruguay

Appointed President of Uruguay

2000, March 2nd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Putin says that Russia will consider joining NATO if it is treated as an equal partner

2000, March 2nd · Russia · Warfare · Military · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Putin says that Russia will consider joining NATO if it is treated as an equal partner

2000, March 2nd · Russia · Warfare · North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Putin says that Russia will consider joining NATO if it is treated as an equal partner

2000, March 3rd · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Arrest of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Pinochet returns to Chile

2000, March 4th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Mikio Aoki

Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan due to the ill health of Obuchi

2000, March 4th · Japan · Science · Medicine · Keizo Obuchi

Health of Keizo Obuchi

Obuchi is hospitalized & forced to rest

2000, March 9th · Greece · Athens · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis

Greek Euro Application

Leads Greece as it requests removal of its monetary-union derogation and seeks entry into the euro area.

2000, March 9th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Arif al- Arif

Foreign Policy

Arif participates in foreign policy connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

2000, March 10th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Commissioners Appointed

Consults as sixteen UNMOVIC Commissioners are appointed.

2000, March 10th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC College Established

The College provides advice and guidance to the Executive Chairman.

2000, March 11th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Ricardo Froilan Lagos Escobar

President of Chile

Takes office as President of Chile after winning the 1999-2000 runoff election.

2000, March 11th · Chile · Valparaiso · Government · Government of Chile · Ricardo Froilan Lagos Escobar

Third Concertacion Government

Begins the first Chilean presidency held by a Socialist since Salvador Allende.

2000, March 17th · Norway · Oslo · Government · Government of Norway · Jens Stoltenberg

First Jens Stoltenberg Government

Begins the First Jens Stoltenberg Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.

2000, March 17th · Norway · Government · Government of Norway · Jens Stoltenberg

Prime Minister of Norway

Appointed Prime Minister of Norway

2000, March 17th · Norway · Oslo · Government · Government of Norway · Kjell Magne Bondevik

First Kjell Magne Bondevik Government

The First Kjell Magne Bondevik Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.

2000, March 22nd · Palestine · Bethlehem · Politics · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat

Meeting with Pope John Paul II

Arafat meets Pope John Paul II during the pontiff's visit to Bethlehem and discusses Palestinian aspirations, Jerusalem and prospects for peace.

2000, March 23rd · Germany · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder

Lisbon European Council

Represents Germany as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, economic reform and knowledge-based growth.

2000, March 23rd · Greece · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis

Lisbon European Council

Represents Greece as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, innovation and economic reform.

2000, March 23rd · Ireland · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Bertie Ahern

Lisbon European Council

Represents Ireland as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, innovation and economic reform.

2000, March 23rd · Italy · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Massimo D'Alema

Lisbon European Council

Represents Italy as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, economic reform and innovation.

2000, March 23rd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

Russias food supply is threatened with a virulent strain of potato blight and livestock feed shortages were forecast

2000, March 24th · France · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac

Lisbon Strategy

Chirac backed the European strategy for employment, economic reform and a more competitive knowledge-based economy.

2000, March 24th · Italy · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lamberto Dini

Lisbon Strategy

Supports the programme for making the European economy more competitive and knowledge-based.

2000, March 26th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Election

Presidential elections are held, Putin wins in the first round, becomes the 2nd post-Communist President with 52.5% vote

2000, March 27th · Great Britain · Hampstead · Arts · Popular Music · Ian Dury

Death of Ian Dury

Death of Ian Dury

2000, March 27th · South Africa · Politics · Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging · Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

Arrest of Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

Sentenced to 1 yr in prison

2000, March 30th · Russia · Sport · Skating of Russia · Alexei Yagudin

World Champion

Alexei Yagudin wins his third title in the World Figure Skating Championships

2000, March 31st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

START II

Putin calls for a quick ratification of the START II Nuclear arms reduction Treaty and deeper cuts in nuclear missiles

2000, March 31st · Russia · Warfare · Military · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

START II

Putin calls for a quick ratification of the START II Nuclear arms reduction Treaty and deeper cuts in nuclear missiles

2000, March · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Arrest of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

After having been placed under house arrest in Britain and initiating a judicial battle, he is eventually released on medical grounds by the then Home Secretary Jack Straw without facing trial

2000, March · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Milburn

National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease

A national framework for coronary heart disease sets standards for prevention, diagnosis, emergency treatment, revascularisation and cardiac rehabilitation across the NHS.

2000, March · Great Britain · Wealden · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron

Wealden Selection

Narrowly loses a Conservative parliamentary selection contest in Wealden.

2000, March · Iran · Government · Government of Iran · Muhammad Khatami

International Sanctions

US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright calls for a new start in USian relations and announces lifting of sanctions on Iranian exports ranging from carpets to food products

2000, March · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Ehud Barak

Hafez Assad

Israelin peace negotiations fail when Hafez Assad rejects an Israeli offer relayed by US President Clinton in Geneva

2000, March · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Ehud Barak

Peace Negotiations

Israelin peace negotiations fail when Hafez Assad rejects an Israeli offer relayed by US President Clinton in Geneva

2000, March · Taiwan · Government · Government of Taiwan · Chen Shui-bian

Election

Elected President of Taiwan, ends the 50 yr Kuomingtang monoploy

2000, March · Taiwan · Government · Government of Taiwan · Chen Shui-bian

Independence of Taiwan

Says will not declare independence while China does not attack

April 200027 historical events

2000, April 1st · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Abdou Diouf

Presidency Ends

Diouf leaves office after losing the presidential election

2000, April 1st · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Abdoulaye Wade

President Takes Office

Abdoulaye Wade becomes President after Senegal's first democratic alternation

2000, April 3rd · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Mamadou Lamine Loum

Premiership Ends

Loum leaves office after Wade's presidential victory

2000, April 3rd · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Moustapha Niasse

Prime Minister Takes Office

Moustapha Niasse becomes Prime Minister under President Wade

2000, April 4th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Lou Reed

Ecstasy

Releases Ecstasy, continuing his late-career focus on long-form guitar-based songwriting.

2000, April 5th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Yosiro Mori

Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 1st term

2000, April 6th · Georgia · Government · Government of Georgia · Eduard Shevardnadze

Election

Shevardnadze wins re-election with some 82% of the vote

2000, April 6th · Russia · Mir · Science · Astronomy · Sergei Viktorovich Zalyotin

Final Mir Expedition Docking

Docks aboard Soyuz TM-30 with Aleksandr Kaleri and reactivates the uncrewed station for its final resident expedition.

2000, April 6th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Organizational Plan Submitted

Submits the organizational plan for UNMOVIC.

2000, April 6th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC Structure Proposed

Defines structures for inspection, analysis, training and verification.

2000, April 6th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Constitutional Amendment Sixteen

The amendment changes compensation obligations for compulsorily acquired agricultural land.

2000, April 6th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Constitutional Amendment on Land

Parliament authorises compulsory acquisition of agricultural land without government compensation.

2000, April 8th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Claire Trevor

Death of Claire Trevor

Death of Claire Trevor

2000, April 9th · Germany · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel

Chairman

Appointed Chairwoman of the Christian Democratic Union

2000, April 10th · Bolivia · Cochabamba · Government · Government of Bolivia · Hugo Banzer Suarez

Cochabamba Water Conflict

Banzer's government cancels the water concession after sustained protests in Cochabamba.

2000, April 10th · Bolivia · Cochabamba · Politics · Water War · Oscar Olivera

Cochabamba Water War

Olivera becomes a leading figure in protests against water privatisation in Cochabamba

2000, April 11th · Hungary · London · Arts · Literature · Andre Deutsch

Death of Andre Deutsch

Death of Andre Deutsch

2000, April 13th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Organizational Plan Approved

Receives Security Council approval for UNMOVIC's organizational plan.

2000, April 13th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Security Council Endorses Structure

The Commission proceeds with recruitment and operational preparations.

2000, April 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Duma

The Russian Duma (lower house of Parliament) overwhelmingly approves the START II ratification legislation 288-131 with four abstentions. The Duma finally raties the Treaty, in a largely symbolic move since the ratification was made contingent on preserving the ABM Treaty, which it was clear the US was not prepared to do

2000, April 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

START II

The Russian Duma (lower house of Parliament) overwhelmingly approves the START II ratification legislation 288-131 with four abstentions. The Duma finally raties the Treaty, in a largely symbolic move since the ratification was made contingent on preserving the ABM Treaty, which it was clear the US was not prepared to do

2000, April 14th · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Duma

The Duma finally raties the Treaty, in a largely symbolic move since the ratification was made contingent on preserving the ABM Treaty, which it was clear the US was not prepared to do

2000, April 14th · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

START II

The Duma finally raties the Treaty, in a largely symbolic move since the ratification was made contingent on preserving the ABM Treaty, which it was clear the US was not prepared to do

2000, April 17th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Meeting with Tony Blair and promises to implement economic

Putin meets Tony Blair and promises to implement economic reforms and root out corruption

2000, April 17th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Meeting with Tony Blair and promises to implement economic

Putin meets Tony Blair and promises to implement economic reforms and root out corruption

2000, April 25th · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Alan James Ball

Death of Alan James Ball

Death of Alan James Ball Jr

2000, April · Great Britain · Witney · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron

Witney Selection

Selected as Conservative candidate for Witney.

May 200055 historical events

2000, May 1st · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Bob Dylan

Things Have Changed

Releases Things Have Changed for the film Wonder Boys.

2000, May 3rd · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Todd Tripp

Missing Intergalactic Hydrogen

Hubble quasar spectroscopy reveals extensive filaments of ionized hydrogen between galaxies, helping account for matter missing from the nearby universe.

2000, May 4th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

START II

Putin signs the resolution of ratification for START II and its extension protocol, the legislation makes exchange of the instruments of ratification (required to bring the Treaty into force) contingent on US ratification of the 1997 extension protocol

2000, May 6th · Germany · Berlin · Sport · Football · Ottmar Hitzfeld

DFB Cup Victory Over Werder Bremen

Ottmar Hitzfeld oversees Bayern’s 3-0 win against Werder Bremen in the DFB Cup final, completing the domestic cup campaign with a trophy.

2000, May 7th · Great Britain · Freetown · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · Tony Blair

Operation Palliser

Britain launches Operation Palliser to evacuate citizens and stabilize Freetown

2000, May 7th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Inauguration

Putin is inaugurated, he names Mikhail Kasyanof as Prime Minister and pledges to restore the country to world-power status

2000, May 7th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

President of Russia

Appointed President of Russia

2000, May 7th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Mikhaylovich Kasyanof

Prime Minister of Russia

Putin is inaugurated, he names Mikhail Kasyanof as Prime Minister and pledges to restore the country to world-power status

2000, May 7th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Mikhaylovich Kasyanov

Prime Minister of Russia

Appointed Prime Minister of Russia

2000, May 12th · Armenia · Government · Government of Armenia · Andranik Margaryan

President of Armenia

Appointed President of Armenia

2000, May 12th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Pervez Musharraf

Supreme Court Election Deadline

The Supreme Court orders Musharraf to hold national elections by October 2002.

2000, May 16th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Ahmet Necdet Sezer

President of Turkey

Appointed President of Turkey

2000, May 17th · France · Copenhagen · Sport · Football · Arsene Wenger

Arsenal UEFA Cup Final Appearance

Wenger took Arsenal to the UEFA Cup final against Galatasaray, but a goalless contest ended in defeat for his side on penalties.

2000, May 17th · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · Government of Sierra Leone · Ahmad Tejan Kabbah

Sankoh Arrested

Foday Sankoh is arrested after violence near his Freetown residence

2000, May 17th · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · Foday Sankoh

Arrest of Sankoh

Sankoh is captured and detained after the RUF hostage crisis

2000, May 18th · Paraguay · Asuncion · Revolution · Revolution of Paraguay · Luis Angel Gonzalez Macchi

Coup Attempt

Survives an attempted coup during a period of political instability.

2000, May 20th · Germany · Munich · Sport · Football · Ottmar Hitzfeld

League Title Clinched on Final Day

Ottmar Hitzfeld guides Bayern to the Bundesliga championship after Bayer Leverkusen lose their final league match, allowing Bayern to finish top on goal difference.

2000, May 20th · Great Britain · Wembley · Sport · Football · John Gregory

Aston Villa FA Cup Final

Manages Aston Villa in the last FA Cup final staged at the original Wembley Stadium.

2000, May 20th · United States of America · Ganymede · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson

Galileo Ganymede Close Encounter

Galileo makes another close Ganymede pass, extending measurements of its surface and magnetic environment.

2000, May 21st · Great Britain · Aylesbury · Arts · Drama · John Gielgud

Death of John Gielgud

Death of John Gielgud

2000, May 22nd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

Putin abolishes the chief agency for environmental protection and transferred its powers to a ministry that hands out oil and gas leases

2000, May 23rd · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

First Commissioners Session

Chairs the first session of the UNMOVIC College of Commissioners.

2000, May 23rd · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC College Meeting

Commissioners review preparations for renewed Iraq monitoring.

2000, May 24th · Argentina · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Fernando Redondo

Champions League Winner

Fernando Redondo captained Madrid and controlled possession in central midfield in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Brazil · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Roberto Carlos

Champions League Winner

Roberto Carlos advanced energetically from left-back while contributing to Madrid's clean sheet in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · France · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Nicolas Anelka

Champions League Winner

Nicolas Anelka started in attack and occupied Valencia's back line in the decisive match in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Great Britain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Steve McManaman

Champions League Winner

Steve McManaman scored Madrid's second goal with a volley to strengthen their lead in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Great Britain · Paris · Sport · Football · Steve McManaman

McManaman Champions League Final Volley

Scores with a low volley as Real Madrid defeat Valencia 3-0.

2000, May 24th · Lebanon · South Lebanon · Government · Government of Lebanon · Emile Lahoud

Israeli Withdrawal from South Lebanon

Israeli forces withdraw from southern Lebanon after a long military presence, transforming the security situation along the border during President Emile Lahoud's term.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Aitor Karanka

Champions League Winner

Aitor Karanka helped close down Valencia's attackers as Madrid secured the trophy in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Ivan Helguera

Champions League Winner

Ivan Helguera combined defensive work with midfield support during Madrid's eighth European Cup win in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Michel Salgado

Champions League Winner

Michel Salgado protected the right side of Madrid's defence during a convincing victory over Valencia in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Paris · Sport · Football · Vicente del Bosque

Champions League Victory

Guides Real Madrid to victory over Valencia in Paris.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Fernando Morientes

Champions League Winner

Fernando Morientes opened the scoring with a first-half header against Valencia in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Paris · Sport · Football · Fernando Morientes

Morientes Champions League Final Opening Goal

Heads Real Madrid into the lead during the first Champions League final between clubs from one country.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Raul Gonzalez

Champions League Winner

Raul Gonzalez completed the 3-0 scoreline with a breakaway goal in the second half in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Paris · Sport · Football · Raul Gonzalez

Gonzalez Champions League Final Third Goal

Completes Real Madrid's victory by rounding the goalkeeper and scoring the third goal.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Paris · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

Champions League Victory

Keeps goal as Real Madrid defeat Valencia in Paris.

2000, May 24th · Spain · Saint-Denis · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

Champions League Winner

Iker Casillas kept Valencia scoreless as Madrid won an all-Spanish European final in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final, helping Real Madrid win the competition.

2000, May 25th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

Putin unveils a new plan to revive the economy that includes a flat 13% income tax

2000, May 25th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Income Tax

Putin unveils a new plan to revive the economy that includes a flat 13% income tax

2000, May 25th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Reform of Taxation

Putin unveils a new plan to revive the economy that includes a flat 13% income tax

2000, May 28th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

Putin signs the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, it will not be effective until the US and other nations also approve

2000, May 28th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Treaty of Nuclear Weapons

Putin signs the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, it will not be effective until the US and other nations also approve

2000, May 29th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · George Burley

Premier League Promotion Through Playoffs

George Burley manages Ipswich Town to a 4–2 victory over Barnsley in the 2000 First Division play-off final, returning the club to the Premier League.

2000, May 31st · Bulgaria · Sofia · Government · Government of Bulgaria · Petur Mladenov

Death of Petur Mladenov

Death of Petur Mladenov

2000, May 31st · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Steven George Gerrard

Debut

Gerrard makes his international debut against the Ukraine

2000, May · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Kevin Phillips

Golden Boot Premier League

Scores 30 goals for Sunderland to claim the Premier League scoring honour. The achievement reflects his exceptional goal return in Sunderland’s first season back in the top flight.

2000, May · Great Britain · Freetown · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · David Richards

Freetown Stabilized

British forces help stabilize Freetown and support Sierra Leonean government authority

2000, May · India · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Population

India marks the symbolic birth of its billionth citizen as its population reaches one billion.

2000, May · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Akhmad Kadyrov

Rule of Chechnya

Putin declares direct rule over Chechnya from Moscow. former Chechen cleric Akhmad Kadyrov is appointed as administrative head

2000, May · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Election

Putin wins the election

2000, May · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Rule of Chechnya

Putin declares direct rule over Chechnya from Moscow. former Chechen cleric Akhmad Kadyrov is appointed as administrative head

2000, May · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · Government of Sierra Leone · Ahmad Tejan Kabbah

British Intervention Requested

Kabbah government seeks British support as RUF advances threaten Freetown

2000, May · Sierra Leone · Makeni · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · Foday Sankoh

UN Hostage Crisis

RUF fighters seize UN peacekeepers and threaten the peace process

June 200024 historical events

2000, June 1st · Great Britain · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Martin O'Neill

Celtic Manager Appointment

Becomes Celtic manager and rapidly restores the club to domestic dominance.

2000, June 3rd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Meeting with Putin in Moscow and begins discussions on

Clinton meets Putin in Moscow and begins discussions on trade, missile defense and nuclear arms control

2000, June 4th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Defence Agreement

Clinton and Putin agree to each dispose 34 metric tons of weapons-grade nuclear plutonium and to establish a military centre in Moscow for US and Russian officers to share early warning data on missile and space launches

2000, June 4th · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Nuclear Power

Clinton and Putin agree to each dispose 34 metric tons of weapons-grade nuclear plutonium and to establish a military centre in Moscow for US and Russian officers to share early warning data on missile and space launches

2000, June 4th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Bill Clinton

Defence Agreement

Clinton and Putin agree to each dispose 34 metric tons of weapons-grade nuclear plutonium and to establish a military centre in Moscow for US and Russian officers to share early warning data on missile and space launches

2000, June 6th · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Council of Ministers · Spasoje Tusevljak

Chairman Takes Office

Spasoje Tusevljak becomes Chairman of the Council of Ministers

2000, June 6th · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Idriss Doby

Economy of Chad

The World Bank approves a $3.7 billion oil well and pipeline project led by Exxon and Mobile to link oil fields in Chad across 663 miles to the Atlantic coast of Cameroon

2000, June 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath

Knighthood

Becomes the Right Honourable Sir Edward Heath, KG, MBE

2000, June 8th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Provisional Government

Putin takes personal control over Chechnya, a provisional Government is planned headed by a Kremlin-appointed official

2000, June 8th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Rule of Chechnya

Putin takes personal control over Chechnya, a provisional Government is planned headed by a Kremlin-appointed official

2000, June 10th · Syria · Government · Government of Syria · Hafez al- Assad

Death of Hafez al- Assad

Death of Hafez Al Assad

2000, June 10th · Syria · Damascus · Politics · Ba'ath Socialist Party · Hafez al-Assad

Death of Hafez al-Assad

Death of Hafez al-Assad

2000, June 12th · Yemen · Jeddah · Government · Government of Yemen · Ali Abdullah Saleh

Jeddah Border Treaty

Signs a border treaty with Saudi Arabia.

2000, June 12th · Yemen · Jeddah · Government · Government of Yemen · Ali Abdullah Saleh

Saudi-Yemeni Border Settlement

The agreement resolves a longstanding territorial dispute.

2000, June 16th · Russia · Mir · Science · Astronomy · Aleksandr Yuriyevich Kaleri

Final Mir Crew Departure

Leaves Mir with Sergei Zalyotin aboard Soyuz TM-30, ending the final crewed expedition to the station.

2000, June 16th · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Nuclear Power

Putin proposes a Moscow-based early warning centre for nuclear missile launches around the world

2000, June 19th · Greece · Santa Maria da Feira · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Yannos Papantoniou

Euro Convergence Approved

Sees Greece's convergence programme accepted as sufficient for euro adoption from January 2001.

2000, June 19th · Greece · Santa Maria da Feira · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis

Greece Approved for Euro

Represents Greece as the Council confirms that the country meets the conditions to adopt the euro.

2000, June 20th · Portugal · Rotterdam · Sport · Football · Sergio Conceicao

Euro Group-Stage Victory

Produces one of Portugal's most memorable European Championship performances.

2000, June 20th · Portugal · Rotterdam · Sport · Football · Sergio Conceicao

Hat-Trick Against Germany

Scores all three goals as Portugal defeats Germany.

2000, June 25th · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Parliamentary Election

ZANU-PF narrowly retains control while the MDC becomes a major parliamentary opposition.

2000, June 29th · Italy · Arts · Cinema · Vittorio Gassman

Death of Vittorio Gassman

Death of Vittorio Gassman

2000, June · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Warfare · Military · Laurent-Desire Kabila

Condemns Kisangani Foreign Army Fighting

Condemns fighting between Rwandan and Ugandan forces in Kisangani during the Second Congo War.

2000, June · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Charles Philip Arthur

Marriage

In an effort to gain acceptance of the relationship Camilla meets the Queen

July 200020 historical events

2000, July 1st · Great Britain · Madrid · Sport · Football · David Robert Joseph Beckham

Transfer

The transfer makes Beckham the third Englishman to play for the club after Laurie Cunningham and Steve McManaman. Manchester United had been keen to sell Beckham to Barcelona but instead signs a four-year contract with Real Madrid, with the transfer fee being about œ25m

2000, July 1st · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Walter Matthau

Death of Walter Matthau

Death of Walter Matthau

2000, July 4th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Yosiro Mori

Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 2nd term

2000, July 8th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Constitution of Russia

Putin makes his first state of the nation address and calls for increased power to the central Government to overcome a bleak diagnosis of the countrys ills

2000, July 8th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Economy of Russia

Putin makes his first state of the nation address and calls for increased power to the central Government to overcome a bleak diagnosis of the countrys ills

2000, July 11th · Israel · Camp David · Government · Labor Party Government · Ehud Barak

Camp David Summit

Opens final-status talks with Arafat under US mediation.

2000, July 11th · Palestine · Camp David · Government · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat

Camp David Summit

Attends final-status talks with Ehud Barak and President Clinton.

2000, July 11th · United States of America · Camp David · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Clinton

Camp David Summit

Convenes Barak and Arafat for final-status negotiations.

2000, July 16th · Spain · Madrid · Sport · Football · Florentino Perez

Real Madrid Presidency Begins

Is elected president of Real Madrid and begins his first term leading the club.

2000, July 18th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Public Expenditure · James Gordon Brown

Expanded Public-Service Plans

Brown sets substantial three-year increases for health and education budgets.

2000, July 18th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Spending Review

Brown announces major multi-year increases for health, education and other public services.

2000, July 18th · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Nuclear Power

Jiang Zemin and Putin denounce the US proposed missile defense program as a violation of the 1972 ABM Treaty, they also vow to strengthen a strategic partnership between their countries

2000, July 19th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Constitution of Russia

The Duma passes legislation giving Putin the right to fire provincial governors and takes away the governors automatic immunity and membership in the Federation Council

2000, July 19th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Duma

The Duma passes legislation giving Putin the right to fire provincial governors and takes away the governors automatic immunity and membership in the Federation Council

2000, July 24th · Portugal · Madrid · Sport · Football · Luis Figo

Clasico Transfer

Becomes the central signing of Real Madrid's new project.

2000, July 24th · Portugal · Madrid · Sport · Football · Luis Figo

Real Madrid Transfer

Moves directly from Barcelona to Real Madrid.

2000, July 30th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Hugo Chavez

Presidential Election

Hugo Chavez won a new presidential election held under the 1999 Constitution.

2000, July · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Milburn

NHS Plan

Milburn publishes the NHS Plan, combining higher investment with targets for staffing, hospital capacity, waiting times, patient access and service modernisation.

2000, July · Great Britain · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Chris Sutton

Celtic Transfer

Joins Celtic from Chelsea and forms a productive attacking partnership with Henrik Larsson.

2000, July · Netherlands · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Fernando Ricksen

Rangers Transfer

Joins Rangers from AZ Alkmaar and begins a long spell at Ibrox.

August 200017 historical events

2000, August 2nd · Georgia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Independence of Georgia

Saakashvili said he is counting on US help to facedown Moscow and reassert control over Abkhazia and Southern Ossetia

2000, August 2nd · Georgia · Abkhazia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Rule of Abkhazia

Saakashvili said he is counting on US help to facedown Moscow and reassert control over Abkhazia and Southern Ossetia

2000, August 2nd · Georgia · South Ossetia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Rule of South Ossetia

Saakashvili said he is counting on US help to facedown Moscow and reassert control over Abkhazia and Southern Ossetia

2000, August 3rd · Great Britain · North Queensferry · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Marriage to Sarah Macaulay

Brown marries Sarah Macaulay at their home in North Queensferry.

2000, August 5th · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Alec Guinness

Death of Alec Guinness

Death of Alec Guinness

2000, August 6th · Great Britain · Arts · Television · Robin Day

Death of Robin Day

Death of Robin Day

2000, August 12th · Georgia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Alliance Agreement

Leaders of Georgia and Ukraine called for an alliance that would champion democracy in the former Soviet lands

2000, August 12th · Georgia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Alliance Georgia and Ukraine

Leaders of Georgia and Ukraine called for an alliance that would champion democracy in the former Soviet lands

2000, August 12th · Georgia · Government · Government of Georgia · Mikhail Saakashvili

Independence of Georgia

Leaders of Georgia and Ukraine called for an alliance that would champion democracy in the former Soviet lands

2000, August 14th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Pervez Musharraf

Local Government Devolution Plan

Musharraf announces a devolution plan establishing elected district governments.

2000, August 21st · Ghana · New York · Warfare · Brahimi Report · Kofi Annan

Peacekeeping Reform Report

Receives Brahimi Report recommending major UN peacekeeping reforms

2000, August 23rd · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Second Commissioners Session

Chairs the second meeting of UNMOVIC Commissioners.

2000, August 23rd · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC College Review

The College reviews recruitment, training and inspection readiness.

2000, August 28th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robbie Williams

Sing When You're Winning

Releases Sing When You're Winning, expanding his international commercial reach.

2000, August · Netherlands · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Ronald de Boer

Rangers Transfer

Joins Rangers from Barcelona and reunites with manager Dick Advocaat.

2000, August · Russia · Kursk · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Sinking of K-141 Kursk - Barents Sea Disaster

Kursk was lost during a Northern Fleet exercise after explosions in the forward torpedo compartment; all 118 people aboard died.

2000, August · Russia · Kursk · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Sinking of K-141 Kursk

A nuclear submarine sinks in the Barents Sea with a loss of all its crew

September 200022 historical events

2000, September 10th · Great Britain · Rokel Creek · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · David Richards

Operation Barras

British forces rescue captured soldiers from the West Side Boys

2000, September 10th · Sierra Leone · Rokel Creek · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · Foday Kallay

West Side Boys Defeated

West Side Boys militia suffers defeat during British rescue operation

2000, September 22nd · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Alistair Darling

Credit Crunch

Alistair Darling suggests the Government is planning a 100,000 pounds guarantee to cover all savers

2000, September 23rd · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Benfica Managerial Debut

Takes charge of Benfica for his first competitive match as a senior head coach.

2000, September 28th · Canada · Politics · Liberal Party · Pierre Elliot Trudeau

Death of Pierre Elliot Trudeau

Death of Pierre Elliot Trudeau

2000, September 28th · Canada · Montreal · Politics · Liberal Party · Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Death of Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Death of Pierre Trudeau

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Government · Government of Israel · Ariel Sharon

Haram as Sharif

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Government · Government of Israel · Ehud Barak

Demonstrations

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Government · Government of Israel · Ehud Barak

Haram as Sharif

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Israel · Jerusalem · Politics · Likud · Ariel Sharon

Temple Mount Visit

Visits the Temple Mount Haram al Sharif before the outbreak of the Second Intifada.

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Religion · Islam · Ariel Sharon

Haram as Sharif

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Religion · Islam · Ehud Barak

Demonstrations

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Israel · Temple Mount · Religion · Islam · Ehud Barak

Haram as Sharif

Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims

2000, September 28th · Palestine · Jerusalem · Warfare · Second Intifada · Marwan Barghouti

Intifada, 2nd

The Second Intifada begins after Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount and violence spreads across Jerusalem, Gaza and the West Bank.

2000, September 29th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · Second Intifada · Ehud Barak

Intifada, 2nd

Faces spreading clashes after the Temple Mount visit and the collapse of peace talks.

2000, September 29th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · Second Intifada · Ehud Barak

Haram al-Sharif Clashes

Barak's government confronts rapidly escalating clashes in Jerusalem one day after Ariel Sharon's controversial visit to the holy-site compound.

2000, September 30th · Palestine · Gaza Strip · Warfare · Second Intifada · Jamal al- Durrah

Muhammad al-Durrah Shooting

Jamal al-Durrah is filmed sheltering with his son Muhammad during gunfire in Gaza, and the images become an enduring symbol of the conflict.

2000, September · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · William John Paul "Liam" Gallagher

Marriage

Liam Gallagher and Patsy Kensit divorce

2000, September · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Mike Richards

NHS Cancer Plan

Richards helps lead implementation of the NHS Cancer Plan, which expands specialist services, screening, equipment, workforce and national cancer-care standards.

2000, September · Iran · New York · Government · Government of Iran · Kamal Kharrazi

Meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi at United

Mrs Albright meets Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi at United Nations in New York - the first such talks since diplomatic ties were severed in 1979

2000, September · Palestine · Politics · Palestine Authority · Yasser Arafat

Bombing of Israel

An outbreak of prolonged Palestinian violence against Israel

2000, September · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Benfica Head Coach

Becomes Benfica head coach, beginning his senior managerial career.

October 200019 historical events

2000, October 1st · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Joseph Kevin Keegan

Resignation of Joseph Kevin Keegan

Keegan resigned as England coach after England lost to a Dietmar Hamann goal for Germany in their first World Cup qualifier in the last game to be played at Wembley Stadium before its demolition and reconstruction.

2000, October 1st · Israel · Israel · Warfare · Second Intifada · Ehud Barak

October 2000 Protests

Barak faces major protests among Palestinian citizens of Israel as police and demonstrators clash during the opening days of the uprising.

2000, October 7th · Ghana · New York · Government · United Nations · Kofi Annan

UN Security Council Resolution 1322

Receives Council condemnation of violence after the Temple Mount Haram al Sharif crisis

2000, October 11th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Donald Dewar

Death of Donald Dewar

Death of Donald Dewar

2000, October 12th · Israel · Ramallah · Warfare · Second Intifada · Ehud Barak

Ramallah Lynching Crisis

Barak orders a military response after two Israeli reservists are killed by a Palestinian crowd at a Ramallah police station.

2000, October 12th · Saudi Arabia · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden

Al-Qaeda

Two suicide attackers ram a boat carrying explosives into the USS Cole in Aden port killing 17 American sailors

2000, October 12th · Saudi Arabia · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden

Bombing of USS Cole

Two suicide attackers ram a boat carrying explosives into the USS Cole in Aden port killing 17 American sailors

2000, October 12th · Saudi Arabia · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden

Suicide

Two suicide attackers ram a boat carrying explosives into the USS Cole in Aden port killing 17 American sailors

2000, October 12th · Yemen · Aden · Government · Government of Yemen · Ali Abdullah Saleh

Aden Terrorism Investigation

Yemeni authorities cooperate with international investigators.

2000, October 12th · Yemen · Aden · Government · Government of Yemen · Ali Abdullah Saleh

USS Cole Attack Response

Government responds after the USS Cole is bombed in Aden.

2000, October 14th · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Jozo Krizanovic

Presidency Member Takes Office

Jozo Krizanovic becomes Croat member of the Presidency

2000, October 14th · France · Biarritz · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac

Biarritz Charter Agreement

Chirac hosted European leaders as they endorsed the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights.

2000, October 17th · Ghana · Sharm el Sheikh · Government · United Nations · Kofi Annan

Sharm el-Sheikh Fact-Finding Process

Annan joins summit diplomacy that establishes an international fact-finding process intended to examine the violence and recommend confidence-building measures.

2000, October 17th · Great Britain · Hatfield · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Disaster

Hatfield train crash, leads to very restrictive speed limits

2000, October 17th · Palestine · Sharm el Sheikh · Politics · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat

Sharm el-Sheikh Emergency Summit

Arafat attends an emergency summit with regional and international leaders seeking to halt the rapidly escalating Israeli-Palestinian violence.

2000, October 18th · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Council of Ministers · Martin Raguz

Chairman Takes Office

Martin Raguz becomes Chairman of the Council of Ministers

2000, October 18th · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Idriss Doby

Economy of Chad

The World Bank endorses a $3.5 billion oil project with 80% of the revenues to go to development

2000, October 24th · Great Britain · Bexley · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath

Retirement

Announces retirement from the House of Commons, 50 unbroken years as Member of Parliament for Bexley

2000, October · Palestine · Ramallah · Warfare · Second Intifada · Marwan Barghouti

Intifada, 2nd

Becomes a prominent Fatah figure during the Second Intifada.

November 200025 historical events

2000, November 1st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Francis Maude

Resignation of Francis Maude

Maude resigns from the Thatcherite No Turning Back group

2000, November 1st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Portillo

Resignation of Michael Portillo

Portillo resigns from the Thatcherite No Turning Back group

2000, November 1st · India · Raipur · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Chhattisgarh State Created

The Madhya Pradesh Reorganisation Act takes effect, creating Chhattisgarh with Raipur as its capital.

2000, November 5th · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Alfredo Di Di Stefano

Honorary President Appointment

Is approved as Real Madrid's honorary president in recognition of his historic contribution.

2000, November 7th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton

Election

The campaigns of Clinton and Lazio, along with Giulianis initial effort, spends a record combined $90 million, Clinton won the election with 55 percent of the vote to Lazios 43 percent. First time an American First Lady runs for public office, also the first female senator to represent New York

2000, November 8th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Pension Reform Package

Brown combines the pension increase with additional support for older households.

2000, November 8th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

State Pension Increase

Brown announces a five-pound weekly increase in the basic state pension.

2000, November 9th · India · Dehradun · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Uttarakhand State Created

Uttaranchal, later renamed Uttarakhand, becomes a separate state after being carved from Uttar Pradesh.

2000, November 9th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Al Gore

Election

Calls for a 2nd recount in Florida

2000, November 10th · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Adamantios Androutsopoulos

Death of Adamantios Androutsopoulos

Adamantios Androutsopoulos dies in 2000.

2000, November 15th · Great Britain · Sport · Football · David Robert Joseph Beckham

Captain

Following Kevin Keegans resignation as England manager in October, Beckham is promoted to team captain by the caretaker manager Peter Taylor, and then keeps the role under new manager Sven-Goran Eriksson

2000, November 15th · India · Ranchi · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Jharkhand State Created

The Bihar Reorganisation Act takes effect, establishing Jharkhand as a new state with Ranchi as its capital.

2000, November 15th · Spain · Seville · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernandez

First International Appearance

Begins an international career spanning three major tournament victories.

2000, November 15th · Spain · Seville · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernandez

Spain Senior Debut

Makes his senior Spain debut against the Netherlands.

2000, November 17th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Gerald Corbett

Resignation of Gerald Corbett

Resigns after a 1 million pound pay off

2000, November 18th · Great Britain · New York · Arts · Drama · Catherine Zeta-Jones

Marriage

Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta-Jones marry at the New York Plaza Hotel

2000, November 18th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Cinema · Michael Douglas

Marriage

Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta-Jones marry at the New York Plaza Hotel

2000, November 23rd · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Idriss Doby

Economy of Chad

It is reported that $4 million of a $25 million bonus payment from the new oil project was used by the Chad Government to buy weapons

2000, November 23rd · Greece · Strasbourg · Government · Government of Greece · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II

European Court Property Judgment

The European Court of Human Rights finds that Greece violated property rights by transferring former royal property to the state without compensation.

2000, November 27th · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Malcolm Bradbury

Death of Malcolm Bradbury

Death of Malcolm Bradbury

2000, November 27th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Daltrey

Royal Albert Hall Shows

Perform benefit shows at the Royal Albert Hall.

2000, November 27th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

Third Commissioners Session

Chairs the third session of the UNMOVIC College.

2000, November 27th · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

UNMOVIC College Review

Commissioners assess preparations while Iraq remains closed to inspections.

2000, November 28th · Argentina · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Martin Palermo

Intercontinental Cup Two Goals Against Real Madrid

Scores twice in the opening six minutes as Boca Juniors defeat Real Madrid 2-1 to win the Intercontinental Cup.

2000, November · Israel · West Bank · Warfare · Separation Barrier · Ehud Barak

Initial Barrier Planning Approved

Barak approves planning and financing for a barrier section intended to restrict vehicle crossings from parts of the West Bank into Israel.

December 200038 historical events

2000, December 1st · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Arrest of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Pinochet is indicted for "kidnapping" 75 opponents in the Caravan of Death case - Guzman advanced the charge of "kidnapping" as they were officially "disappeared:"

2000, December 1st · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Caravan of Death

Pinochet is indicted for "kidnapping" 75 opponents in the Caravan of Death case - Guzman advanced the charge of "kidnapping" as they were officially "disappeared:"

2000, December 2nd · Belgium · Bruges · Arts · World Heritage · UNESCO

Historic Centre Listed

UNESCO inscribes Bruges historic centre as a World Heritage Site.

2000, December 3rd · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Lisbon Derby Victory

Guides Benfica to a 3-0 league victory over city rivals Sporting Lisbon.

2000, December 5th · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Benfica Resignation

Resigns as Benfica manager after the club declines to extend his contract.

2000, December 7th · Germany · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Joschka Fischer

Nice European Council

Participates as leaders negotiate institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for a major enlargement.

2000, December 7th · Greece · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis

Nice European Council

Represents Greece as leaders negotiate institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.

2000, December 7th · Ireland · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Brian Cowen

Nice European Council

Represents Irish diplomacy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms for enlargement.

2000, December 7th · Italy · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giuliano Amato

Nice European Council

Represents Italy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.

2000, December 9th · Germany · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder

Nice Treaty Political Agreement

Supports the political agreement on institutional reform reached at the end of the Nice European Council.

2000, December 9th · Italy · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lamberto Dini

Nice Treaty Political Agreement

Supports the final political compromise on institutional reform reached at Nice.

2000, December 10th · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Post-Communist Romania · Ion Iliescu

Return to Presidency

Returns to the presidency after election victory.

2000, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Ivanovich Alferov

Nobel Prize in Physics

Shares the Nobel Prize for developing semiconductor heterostructures.

2000, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Ivanovich Alferov

Semiconductor Heterostructures

The achievement marks semiconductor heterostructures as an important Russian scientific milestone.

2000, December 11th · France · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac

Nice European Council

Chirac chaired the Nice European Council, which reached agreement on institutional reforms for future enlargement.

2000, December 11th · France · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lionel Jospin

Nice Institutional Reform

Jospin represented the French government during negotiations that produced the Nice institutional settlement.

2000, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Al Gore

Election

Al Gore admits defeat to George Bush

2000, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Walker Bush

Election

Al Gore admits defeat to George Bush

2000, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Condoleezza Rice

National Security Adviser

Appointed to serve as National Security Adviser, earns the nickname of "Warrior Princess," reflecting strong nerve and delicate manners, the first woman to occupy the post

2000, December 18th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Kirsty MacColl

Death of Kirsty MacColl

Death of Kirsty MacColl

2000, December 18th · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Luis Figo

Ballon d'Or

Wins the Ballon d'Or after performances for Barcelona and Portugal.

2000, December 18th · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Luis Figo

European Player Recognition

Becomes the second Portuguese player receiving the award.

2000, December 20th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Iliescu

Return to Presidency

Iliescu begins a further presidential term after winning the 2000 election.

2000, December 22nd · United States of America · Skibo Castle · Arts · Cinema · Guy Ritchie

Marriage

Madonna marries Guy Ritchie near Dornoch in Sutherland

2000, December 22nd · United States of America · Skibo Castle · Arts · Popular Music · Madonna

Marriage

Madonna marries Guy Ritchie near Dornoch in Sutherland

2000, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Clinton

Clinton Parameters

Presents bridging ideas on borders, Jerusalem, refugees and security.

2000, December 26th · France · London · Sport · Football · Thierry Henry

First Arsenal Hat-Trick

Scores his first Arsenal hat-trick as the club defeat Leicester City 6-1 at Highbury.

2000, December 28th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Adrian Nastase

Prime Minister of Romania

Nastase forms a government focused on Euro-Atlantic integration.

2000, December 28th · United States of America · Ganymede · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson

Ganymede December Flyby

Galileo performs a distant Ganymede encounter while coordinating broader Jupiter-system observations with Cassini.

2000, December 30th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Dennis Matson

Cassini Jupiter Flyby

Cassini makes its closest approach to Jupiter while using the planet for a gravity assist to Saturn.

2000, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Herbert Kroemer

Nobel Prize for Semiconductor Heterostructures

Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing semiconductor heterostructures for high-speed and optoelectronics.

2000, December · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Edward Richard George Heath

Retirement Announcement

Prepares to leave the House of Commons after more than fifty years as an MP.

2000, December · Netherlands · Groningen · Sport · Football · Arjen Robben

Groningen First-Team Debut

Makes his senior debut for Groningen and quickly emerges as an outstanding young winger.

2000, December · Palestine · Ramallah · Government · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat

Clinton Parameters Consultations

Arafat considers the Clinton Parameters as the United States makes a final effort to bridge Israeli-Palestinian differences over permanent-status issues.

2000, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

National Anthem

Putin sanctions the change of the National Anthem of Russia to restore the music of the pre-1991 Soviet anthem, but with new words

2000, December · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Alferov

Nobel Prize for Semiconductor Heterostructures

Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for semiconductor heterostructures used in high-speed and optoelectronic devices.

2000, December · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Dennis Matson

Galileo-Cassini Joint Jupiter Observations

Galileo and Cassini conduct complementary observations while Cassini passes through the Jupiter system.

2000, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Technology · Jack Kilby

Nobel Prize for Integrated Circuit

Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for his part in the invention of the integrated circuit.

2000 · Afghanistan · Warfare · Civil War · Mohammed Omar Mujahid

Refugee Camps

Record cold, drought, and civil war push an estimated 200,000 more Afghans into refugee camps

2000 · Argentina · Rome · Sport · Football · Gabriel Batistuta

Batistuta Leaves Fiorentina as Club Icon

Gabriel Batistuta transfers to Roma after nine years of goals at Fiorentina, closing an extraordinary era for the Florence supporters.

2000 · Argentina · Rome · Sport · Football · Hernan Crespo

Transfer to Lazio

Hernan Crespo leaves Parma to take up a new playing role with Lazio. Lazio spent heavily to sign the Argentine striker following his successful Parma years.

2000 · Argentina · Rome · Sport · Football · Diego Simeone

Vital Goals in Scudetto Race

Diego Simeone scores influential goals during Lazio's 1999–2000 title challenge, including a memorable winner against Juventus that helps narrow the championship race.

2000 · Argentina · Rome · Sport · Football · Juan Sebastián Verón

Midfield Distributor in Championship Side

Juan Sebastián Verón's distribution helps Lazio create chances across the 1999–2000 campaign, when the club completes the Serie A and Coppa Italia double.

2000 · Australia · Leeds · Sport · Football · Mark Viduka

Four Goals Against Liverpool

Scores all four Leeds United goals in a remarkable 4–3 Premier League victory over Liverpool at Elland Road.

2000 · Australia · Leeds · Sport · Football · Mark Viduka

Leeds United Striker Signing

Arrives at Leeds United from Celtic and adds a physical, technically skilled centre-forward to the club's ambitious squad.

2000 · Austria · Government · Government of Austria · Benita Ferrero-Waldner

Foreign Secretary of Austria

Appointed Foreign Secretary

2000 · Austria · Vienna · Politics · Freedom Party of Austria · Susanne Riess-Passer

Chairman

Appointed Chairman of the FPO

2000 · Austria · Vienna · Politics · SPO · Alfred Gusenbauer

Chairman

Appointed Chairman of the SPO

2000 · Brazil · Zurich · Sport · Football · Edson Arantes do Nascimento Pelé

FIFA Century Player Honour

Pelé shared FIFA's Player of the Century recognition with Diego Maradona following competing awards and voting processes.

2000 · Brazil · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Mario Jardel

Transfer to Galatasaray

Galatasaray completes the signing of Mario Jardel from Porto. The prolific Brazilian striker switched to Turkey after years of heavy scoring in Portuguese football.

2000 · Brazil · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Claudio Taffarel

Galatasaray Copenhagen Penalty Saves

Claudio Taffarel makes decisive saves in the UEFA Cup final shootout as Galatasaray overcome Arsenal after a goalless match in Copenhagen.

2000 · Bulgaria · Politics · Bulgarian Socialist Party · Georgi Parvanov

Chairman

Appointed Chairman of the BSP Supreme Council, 2nd term

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Aaron Nguimbat

Sydney Gold Squad Selection

Aaron Nguimbat is selected in Cameroon's Olympic football squad for the 2000 Games. The team completes the tournament by winning gold against Spain.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Lauren Etame Mayer

Olympic Gold for Cameroon Right Back

Lauren is among Cameroon's Olympic gold medal-winning players in 2000. The triumph precedes his success with Arsenal in England.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Serge Branco

Olympic Gold Winning Defensive Squad

Serge Branco is part of Cameroon's Olympic gold medal-winning team. The victory represents a breakthrough for the country at the Summer Games.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Patrick M'Boma

Olympic Gold Medal Veteran Striker

Patrick M'Boma is part of the Cameroon squad that defeats Spain in the Sydney Olympics final. The triumph gives Cameroon an historic men's football gold medal.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Samuel Eto'o

Olympic Final Goal Against Spain

Samuel Eto'o scores Cameroon's equaliser against Spain in the Olympic football final. Cameroon go on to win the gold medal after a penalty shootout.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Idriss Carlos Kameni

Olympic Winning Shootout Goalkeeper

Idriss Carlos Kameni keeps goal for Cameroon in the Sydney Olympic final against Spain. His country wins gold after a 2-2 draw and penalty shootout.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Daniel N'Gom Komé

Cameroon Olympic Tournament Midfielder

Daniel N'Gom Komé participates in Cameroon's Sydney Olympic football campaign. The national side finishes with the gold medal after a final against Spain.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Geremi Njitap

Olympic Gold Medal Campaign

Geremi takes part in Cameroon's Olympic gold medal campaign in Sydney. The team wins a tense final against Spain on penalties.

2000 · Cameroon · Sydney · Sport · Football · Joël Epalle

Sydney Olympic Champions Squad Member

Joël Epalle represents Cameroon in the 2000 Olympic men's football competition. His team takes the gold medal after overcoming Spain in the final.

2000 · Cameroon · Brisbane · Sport · Football · Modeste M'Bami

Golden Goal Eliminates Brazil

Modeste M'Bami scores the golden goal against Brazil in the Olympic quarter-final. His extra-time strike sends Cameroon into the last four on the way to gold.

2000 · Canada · Arts · Literature · Margaret Atwood

The Blind Assassin

Publication of "The Blind Assassin"

2000 · Chile · Arts · Literature · Isabel Allende

Portrait in Sepia

Allende published Portrait in Sepia, continuing her exploration of family histories across generations.

2000 · Chile · Rome · Sport · Football · Marcelo Salas

Chilean Goalscorer Becomes Italian Champion

Marcelo Salas contributes important goals as Lazio overtake Juventus on the final league day to claim the 1999–2000 Scudetto.

2000 · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet

Constitution of Chile

Congress approves a constitutional amendment creating the status of "ex-president," which granted its owner immunity from prosecution and guaranteed him a financial allowance

2000 · Czech Republic · Rome · Sport · Football · Pavel Nedvěd

Czech Star Wins Italian Double

Pavel Nedvěd's industry and attacking runs help Lazio win both the Serie A title and Coppa Italia in 2000 after a closely fought season.

2000 · Denmark · Government · Government of Denmark · Mogens Lykketoft

Foreign Secretary of Denmark

Appointed Foreign Minister of Denmark

2000 · Egypt · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Mohamed ElBaradei

Safeguards Agreements Action Plan

The IAEA develops an action plan promoting comprehensive safeguards agreements and Additional Protocols.

2000 · England · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas More

Canonization

John Paul II declares More "absolute priority of God in the heart of public affairs"

2000 · Finland · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Sami Hyypiä

Hyypia Named Liverpool Captain

Sami Hyypiä took over Liverpool's captaincy in 2000 and offered commanding performances in central defence during Gérard Houllier's rebuilding period.

2000 · France · Arts · Cinema · Agnes Varda

The Gleaners and I

Directs The Gleaners and I, a documentary exploring gleaning and reuse in contemporary France.

2000 · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Gao Xingjian

Nobel Prize

Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for an oeuvre of universal validity, bitter insights and linguistic ingenuity opening new paths in Chinese literature.

2000 · France · Paris · Humanities · Philosophy · Paul Ricoeur

Memory History Forgetting

Ricoeur publishes Memory, History, Forgetting, examining remembrance, historical representation and forgetting.

2000 · France · Paris · Sport · Football · Nicolas Anelka

Anelka Returns to Childhood Club

Nicolas Anelka returned to Paris Saint-Germain after spells at Arsenal and Real Madrid, becoming a prominent attacking signing for the club.

2000 · France · London · Sport · Football · Sylvain Wiltord

Transfer to Arsenal

Sylvain Wiltord moves to Arsenal after playing for Bordeaux. Arsenal added the French European champion as a flexible forward capable of playing across the attack.

2000 · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Fatih Akin

In July Road Movie

Directed In July, a road movie traveling from Germany toward Turkey.

2000 · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Fatih Akin

In July Screenplay

Wrote the screenplay for In July, combining romance and a cross-European journey.

2000 · Germany · Politics · National Democratic Party of Germany · Horst Mahler

NPD

Mahler joins the National Democratic Party of Germany (Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, or NPD), an extreme nationalist party

2000 · Ghana · Warfare · United Nations · Kofi Annan

Sierra Leone Court Agreement Reached

The United Nations and Sierra Leone agreed to establish a special court to prosecute serious crimes.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Albert Finney

Erin Brockovich

Appears in "Erin Brockovich"

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Michael Caine

Knighthood

Knighted as Sir Maurice Micklewhite, CBE

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Vanessa Redgrave

Emmy Award

Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress for If These Walls Could Talk 2

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Vanessa Redgrave

Golden Globe

Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress for If These Walls Could Talk 2

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Vanessa Redgrave

The Gathering Storm

Playys Clementine Churchill in The Gathering Storm. If These Walls Could Talk 2 is an Emmy Award-winning 2000 television movie in the United States, broadcast on HBO

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christian Bale

American Psycho

Stars as Patrick Bateman in American Psycho, a dark satire adapted from Bret Easton Ellis's novel.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christopher Nolan

Memento

Directs Memento, a neo-noir psychological thriller whose reverse chronology becomes central to the film's critical reputation.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Ridley Scott

Gladiator

Directs Gladiator, the Roman epic that wins the Academy Award for Best Picture.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christopher Nolan

Memento Screenplay

Writes the screenplay for Memento from a story by his brother Jonathan Nolan.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Drama · John Edward Thaw

Drama

Stars in Monsignor Renard

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Malcolm Bradbury

To the Hermitage

Bradbury published To the Hermitage, a novel combining travel, scholarship and literary history.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Zadie Smith

White Teeth

Publication of "White Teeth"

2000 · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Joe Cocker

No Ordinary World Album

Releases the studio album No Ordinary World.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Glen Matlock

Sex Pistols

The Julien Temple documentary "The Filth and the Fury", formulates as an attempt to tell the story from the bands point of view, in contrast to the earlier "Great Rock n Roll Swindle", told from McLaren's perspective

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Ian Anderson

The Secret Language Of Birds

Releases, "The Secret Language Of Birds", solo

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Paul Weller

Heliocentric

The release of Wellers fifth solo studio album, and seventh solo effort overall, called "Heliocentric"

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Gabriel

After five years of not releasing

After five years of not releasing any new music, Gabriel re-emergedswith OVO, a soundtrack for the live Millennium Dome Show in London in 2000

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Noel Gallagher

Little James

"Standing on the Shoulder of Giants", first song written by Liam rather than Noel, "Little James", a childlike melody written for Kensits son James Kerr

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Noel Gallagher

Standing on the Shoulder of Giants

"Standing on the Shoulder of Giants", first song written by Liam rather than Noel, "Little James", a childlike melody written for Kensits son James Kerr

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Baz Warne

Stranglers

Joins The Stranglers on guitar, later becoming one of the band's principal vocalists.

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams

Sing When Youre Winning

"Sing When Youre Winning", is released, the album contains the controversial single Rock DJ, which reaches number 1 in the UK

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robbie Williams

Rock DJ

Releases Rock DJ, a provocative pop single with a widely discussed music video.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Budget Policy

The 2000 Budget under James Gordon Brown sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Budget

James Gordon Brown presents the 2000 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Constitution of Great Britain

The Freedom of Information Act is passed, introduces a public "right to know" in relation to public bodies

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Election

The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act, creates the Electoral Commission to regulate elections and referendums and party spending to an extent

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Elector

The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act, creates the Electoral Commission to regulate elections and referendums and party spending to an extent

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Legislation

The Transport Act creates the Strategic Rail Authority

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Legislation

The Transport Act creates the Strategic Rail Authority. The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act, creates the Electoral Commission to regulate elections and referendums and party spending to an extent. The Freedom of Information Act is passed, introduces a public "right to know" in relation to public bodies

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Mobile Phone Licences

The Government earns 22.47 billion pounds from the sale of mobile phone licences

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Referendum

The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act, creates the Electoral Commission to regulate elections and referendums and party spending to an extent

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Reform of Government

The Transport Act creates the Strategic Rail Authority

2000 · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Sale-Mobile Phones Licences

The Government earns 22.47 billion pounds from the sale of mobile phone licences

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

Freedom of Information Act

Freedom of Information Act 2000 creates public rights of access to information held by public authorities

2000 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

NHS Walk-in Centres Government

The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: NHS walk-in centres are introduced to provide easier access to a range of health services.

2000 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

NHS Walk-in Centres NHS Development

This NHS development occurs while Tony Blair serves as Prime Minister: NHS walk-in centres are introduced to provide easier access to a range of health services.

2000 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

NHS Walk-in Centres

During Tony Blair's government, nHS walk-in centres are introduced to provide easier access to a range of health services.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act

Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000 creates the Electoral Commission

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 regulates interception and surveillance powers

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Tony Blair

Terrorism Act

Terrorism Act 2000 creates a permanent statutory framework for terrorism offences and powers

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Milburn

Commission for Health Improvement

The Commission for Health Improvement begins work as an independent inspectorate reviewing clinical governance and the quality of care delivered by NHS organisations.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Milburn

Independent Sector Capacity Partnership

The government develops arrangements for the NHS to purchase additional treatment from independent providers as one method of increasing capacity and reducing waits.

2000 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Milburn

NHS Walk-In Centres

NHS walk-in centres are introduced to provide convenient nurse-led assessment and treatment for minor illness and injury without a conventional GP appointment.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Geoffrey William Hoon

Trident

Geoff Hoon oversees defence policy while Trident remains central to Britain's nuclear posture

2000 · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · Michael Heseltine

Conservative Euroscepticism Criticism

Criticises the Conservative leadership's increasingly Eurosceptic stance and argues that withdrawal from European influence would damage British interests.

2000 · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy · Stephen William Hawking

Copley Medal

Awarded the Copley Medal of the Royal Society

2000 · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy · Stephen William Hawking

The Universe in a Nutshell

"The Universe in a Nutshell" is winner of the Aventis Prizes for Science Books 2002. Publication of "The Universe in a Nutshell"

2000 · Great Britain · Solar South Polar Region · Science · Astronomy · Richard Marsden

Ulysses Second South Polar Passage

Directs scientific interpretation as Ulysses revisits the southern solar polar region near solar maximum and measures a more irregular solar-wind environment than during its first polar pass.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Science · Astronomy · Fred Hoyle

Different Approach to Cosmology

Publishes A Different Approach to Cosmology with Burbidge and Narlikar.

2000 · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · Bristol Harbour Works

Historic Frome River Route Reassessed

Conservation and waterfront history discussions renewed attention to the artificial changes in Bristol's river geography. It changed the balance between navigation and flood control.

2000 · Great Britain · Portsmouth · Science · Civil Engineering · Portsmouth Dockyard

Portsmouth Industrial Buildings Receive Conservation Attention

The historic workshops were evaluated as important surviving examples of early nineteenth century factory engineering. The machinery required unusually accurate metalworking and maintenance.

2000 · Great Britain · Geneva · Science · Physics · Peter Ware Higgs

Higgs Boson

Sees the LEP collider finish operations without a confirmed Higgs discovery, leaving the particle as a central target for future collider experiments.

2000 · Great Britain · Ranmore · Sport · Athletics · Sebastian Newbold Coe

Peerage

Created Baron Coe of Ranmore in the County of Surrey

2000 · Great Britain · Sport · Cycling · Bradley Wiggins

Bronze Medal

Winnner of a bronze medal as a member of the British team pursuit squad in his first Olympic appearance at the 2000 Summer Olympics

2000 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · James Christopher "Jimmy" Armfield

OBE

Awarded an OBE

2000 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Roy Keane

Footballer of the Year

FWA Footballer of the Year

2000 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Viv Anderson

MBE

Appointed a Member of Order of the British Empire (MBE)

2000 · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Gareth Southgate

Villa FA Cup Final Captain

Gareth Southgate captained Aston Villa against Chelsea in the 2000 FA Cup final, which was the last played at the old Wembley Stadium.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Jamie Clapham

Assist in Wembley Promotion Final

Jamie Clapham delivers the cross that Marcus Stewart heads in for Ipswich Town’s third goal against Barnsley during the successful 2000 play-off final.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · John McGreal

Central Defence in Wembley Success

John McGreal plays in Ipswich Town’s defensive line against Barnsley during the 2000 play-off final, helping the side withstand late pressure before a fourth goal.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Mark Venus

Promotion Final Defensive Leadership

Mark Venus starts in the Ipswich Town defence for the 2000 play-off final, contributing to the 4–2 win that brings Premier League football back to Portman Road.

2000 · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football · Rio Ferdinand

Transfer to Leeds United

Rio Ferdinand joins Leeds United from West Ham United. Leeds broke the British transfer record for a defender to strengthen its Champions League ambitions.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Tony Mowbray

Veteran Defender Wembley Equaliser

Tony Mowbray heads Ipswich Town level in the 2000 First Division play-off final, giving the team an immediate response after Barnsley’s early opening goal.

2000 · Great Britain · Charleroi · Sport · Football · Kevin Keegan

England Victory Over Germany at Euro 2000

Keegan oversees England's 1–0 group-stage victory against Germany at Euro 2000, with Alan Shearer's headed goal providing a notable success amid a difficult tournament.

2000 · Great Britain · Charleroi · Sport · Football · Alan Shearer

Shearer Heads Keegan England Past Germany

Alan Shearer scores the decisive header as England beat Germany 1–0 in Euro 2000, delivering one of the national team's defining results under Kevin Keegan.

2000 · Great Britain · Charlton · Sport · Football · Andy Hunt

Second Tier Championship Goals

Hunt scores regularly as Charlton Athletic secure the First Division championship and promotion to the Premier League.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · David Johnson

Playoff Final Starting Striker

David Johnson starts up front for Ipswich Town in the 2000 First Division play-off final but departs early with a shoulder injury before the team defeats Barnsley.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Marcus Stewart

Playoff Final Header

Marcus Stewart heads Ipswich Town’s third goal in the 2000 First Division play-off final after a Jamie Clapham cross, helping open a decisive advantage over Barnsley.

2000 · Great Britain · Sheffield · Sport · Football · Michael Tonge

Sheffield United Academy Breakthrough

Tonge emerged from Sheffield United's youth ranks, becoming a creative central midfielder as the club sought a return to the top flight.

2000 · Great Britain · Sunderland · Sport · Football · Niall Quinn

Quinn's Link Play During Seventh Place Finish

Quinn's aerial ability and partnership with Kevin Phillips help newly promoted Sunderland finish seventh in the Premier League.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Richard Naylor

Playoff Final Comeback Goal

Richard Naylor comes off the bench and scores Ipswich Town’s second goal against Barnsley in the 2000 play-off final, turning a level contest into a lead.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Richard Wright

Playoff Final Penalty Save

Richard Wright saves Darren Barnard’s penalty in the first half of the 2000 play-off final, keeping Ipswich Town level with Barnsley before its second-half scoring surge.

2000 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · Alexander Chapman Ferguson

Premier League Title Defence

Ferguson directs Manchester United to another Premier League championship, with the team retaining the title comfortably after the previous season’s treble.

2000 · Great Britain · Charlton · Sport · Football · Alan Curbishley

First Division Championship Promotion

Curbishley steers Charlton Athletic to the 1999-2000 First Division title and an immediate return to the Premier League.

2000 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Joseph Kevin Keegan

European Championship

Comes under fire for tactical naivety, comes to a head during the unsuccessful Euro 2000 campaign, as England beat Germany, but lost 3-2 to both Romania and Portugal

2000 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Beckham

England Victory Over Germany at Euro Finals

Beckham started England's 1–0 victory over Germany at Euro 2000 in Charleroi. His midfield role contributed to a rare major-tournament win over a longstanding rival.

2000 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Beckham

Euro 2000 England Campaign

Beckham represented England at the European Championship co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands. Despite beating Germany, England were eliminated in the group stage after defeats to Portugal and Romania.

2000 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Beckham

First England Captaincy Against Italy

Caretaker coach Peter Taylor selected Beckham to captain England in a friendly against Italy. The responsibility began a lengthy spell in which the Manchester United midfielder led the national side.

2000 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Beckham

Fourth Manchester United League Title

Beckham remained a vital wide midfielder as Manchester United won the 1999–2000 Premier League title. His service from the right and accurate distribution complemented the team's attacking depth.

2000 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

West Ham Midfield Partnership With Joe Cole

Lampard establishes himself alongside younger academy graduates at West Ham, supplying passing range and forward runs from midfield.

2000 · Great Britain · Portsmouth · Sport · Football · Gary O'Neil

O'Neil Makes Portsmouth First Team Breakthrough

O'Neil begins his first-team career at Portsmouth as a teenager and develops into a regular central midfielder in subsequent seasons.

2000 · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football · Lee Bowyer

UEFA Cup Semi-Final Midfield Role

Offers goals and energetic running from midfield as Leeds United advances to the UEFA Cup semi-finals before falling to Galatasaray.

2000 · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

High-Intensity Merseyside Derby Midfield

Gerrard becomes an increasingly important figure in Liverpool’s derbies with Everton, using pressing and ball-winning to support the central midfield.

2000 · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

Liverpool Midfield Role Under Houllier

Gerrard establishes himself as a key player under Gérard Houllier, bringing ball-winning energy and long passing to a reshaped Liverpool team.

2000 · Greece · Athens · Sport · Football · Giourkas Seitaridis

Seitaridis Establishes Panathinaikos Role

Giourkas Seitaridis joins Panathinaikos from PAS Giannina and develops into a dependable right-back. His performances in Athens help prepare him for a prominent international career.

2000 · Iceland · London · Sport · Football · Eiður Guðjohnsen

Icelandic Striker Signs for Chelsea

Eiður Guðjohnsen leaves Bolton for Chelsea and begins a six-year spell marked by intelligent link-up play and prolific partnerships in attack.

2000 · Ireland · London · Sport · Football · Matt Holland

Playoff Promotion Captain

Matt Holland captains Ipswich Town at Wembley in the 2000 First Division play-off final, anchoring the midfield as the club secures promotion.

2000 · Ireland · Manchester · Sport · Football · Roy Keane

Player of the Year

Keane takes the writers award for imposing control over Manchester United’s midfield and setting the competitive standards behind their league success.

2000 · Ireland · Leeds · Sport · Football · Stephen McPhail

European Competition Development

Develops into a first-team midfielder while Leeds United competes domestically and in Europe under David O'Leary.

2000 · Italy · Arts · Literature · Umberto Eco

Baudolino

Eco published Baudolino, a historical fantasy about storytelling and belief in the Middle Ages.

2000 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Alessandro Nesta

Lazio Captain Celebrates League and Cup Double

Alessandro Nesta leads the defence as Lazio win Serie A and the Coppa Italia in the same season, completing a historic domestic double.

2000 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Giuseppe Favalli

Favalli Completes Italian Double with Lazio

Giuseppe Favalli's reliable performances at full-back support Lazio's second league championship and their accompanying Coppa Italia victory.

2000 · Italy · Wembley · Sport · Football · Gianluca Vialli

Chelsea Trophy Campaign Completed by Vialli

The trophy goes to Chelsea as Vialli's side overcome Aston Villa by 1-0.

2000 · Italy · London · Sport · Football · Paolo Di Canio

Scissor Kick Goal Against Wimbledon

Paolo Di Canio scores an extraordinary airborne volley against Wimbledon at Upton Park, a goal widely celebrated for its technique and timing.

2000 · Italy · Naples · Sport · Football · Stefan Schwoch

Schwoch's Promotion-Season Goals

Stefan Schwoch delivered important attacking contributions as Napoli earned promotion from Serie B to Serie A in 2000.

2000 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Luca Marchegiani

Marchegiani Adds Scudetto to Goalkeeping Career

Luca Marchegiani provides experience and positioning behind the Lazio defence as the club edges Juventus to the Serie A title.

2000 · Italy · London · Sport · Football · Claudio Ranieri

Chelsea Recruits Italian Coach

Ranieri takes charge at Chelsea following the dismissal of Gianluca Vialli and begins a four-season transformation.

2000 · Italy · Naples · Sport · Football · Walter Novellino

Novellino Wins Promotion to Serie A

Walter Novellino coached Napoli to promotion from Serie B in 1999–2000, restoring the club to Italy's top division.

2000 · Italy · Wembley · Sport · Football · Roberto Di Matteo

2000 FA Cup Final Winning Goal

Scores Chelsea's winner against Aston Villa in the last final at the old Wembley.

2000 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Roberto Mancini

Final Lazio Season Brings Double

Roberto Mancini finishes his playing career amid Lazio's league-and-cup double, having supplied experience and creative passing to the ambitious squad.

2000 · Japan · Japan · House · House of Legendary · Itoku

Legendary Historical Status

Modern historians generally classify Itoku among Japan's legendary early emperors because no contemporary evidence confirms his reign.

2000 · Laos · Vientiane · Economy · Development Policy · Sisavath Keobounphanh

Development Planning

Promotes development planning during the early post-ASEAN period

2000 · Netherlands · London · Sport · Football · Fabian Wilnis

Late Defensive Substitute at Wembley

Fabian Wilnis joins the action as a late substitute in Ipswich Town’s 2000 promotion final against Barnsley, reinforcing the team as it protects its lead.

2000 · Netherlands · London · Sport · Football · Martijn Reuser

Late Wembley Promotion Goal

Martijn Reuser enters as a substitute and scores a late breakaway goal against Barnsley, sealing Ipswich Town’s 4–2 victory in the 2000 play-off final.

2000 · Northern Ireland · London · Sport · Football · Jim Magilton

Set Piece Contribution to Playoff Final

Jim Magilton takes the corner from which Tony Mowbray equalises against Barnsley in the 2000 play-off final, demonstrating his set-piece value to Ipswich Town.

2000 · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Warfare · Nuclear · Khalid Ahmed Kidwai

Strategic Plans Division

Khalid Kidwai becomes the founding head of the Strategic Plans Division supporting Pakistan's nuclear command-and-control system.

2000 · Pakistan · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Warfare · United Nations · Faisal Shahkar

UNMIBH Service

Faisal Shahkar begins service with the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

2000 · Palestine · Ramallah · Warfare · Second Intifada · Mahmoud Abbas

Intifada, 2nd

The Second Intifada begins after Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount and violence spreads across Jerusalem, Gaza and the West Bank.

2000 · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Aleksander Kwasniewski

Election

Re-elected President of Poland

2000 · Portugal · Barcelona · Sport · Football · Luis Figo

Barcelona Departure

Leaves Barcelona for Real Madrid in one of the most controversial transfers in Spanish football.

2000 · Romania · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Gheorghe Hagi

Galatasaray European Final Leadership

Gheorghe Hagi directs Galatasaray’s attack during the UEFA Cup-winning campaign, providing creativity and experience even though he is sent off in extra time of the final against Arsenal.

2000 · Romania · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Gheorghe Popescu

Galatasaray Decisive Final Penalty

Gheorghe Popescu converts the concluding penalty against Arsenal to secure Galatasaray’s UEFA Cup victory after extra time fails to separate the sides.

2000 · Russia · Arts · Literature · Marina Palei

Long Distance or the Slavic Accent

Publication of "Long Distance, ili Slavyanskyi Akcent" ("Long Distance or the Slavic Accent")

2000 · Russia · Arts · Literature · Marina Palei

Long Distance, ili Slavyanskyi Akcent" ("Long Distance or the Slavic Accent")

Publication of "Long Distance, ili Slavyanskyi Akcent" ("Long Distance or the Slavic Accent")

2000 · Russia · Arts · Literature · Marina Palei

Long Distance, ili Slavyanskyi Akcent

Publication of "Long Distance, ili Slavyanskyi Akcent" ("Long Distance or the Slavic Accent")

2000 · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Constitution of Russia

Putin divides Russias 89 regions into 7 federal districts headed by a Kremlin representative

2000 · Russia · Moscow · Politics · Independent · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin

Publishes Midnight Diaries

Publishes a memoir of his second presidential term, political struggles and decision to resign.

2000 · Russia · Moscow · Politics · Independent · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin

Retirement from Active Politics

Lives largely outside day-to-day politics after leaving the presidency while occasionally commenting on public affairs.

2000 · Russia · Dubna · Science · Physics · Yuri Oganessian

Discovery of Livermorium

Leads collaborative experiments that produce atoms of element 116, later named livermorium, through fusion of heavy nuclei.

2000 · Russia · Vigo · Sport · Football · Aleksandr Mostovoi

Celta Vigo Creative Midfield Leader

Mostovoi establishes himself as one of Celta Vigo's most influential attacking midfielders, driving play during the Spanish club's strong turn-of-the-century campaigns.

2000 · Serbia · Rome · Sport · Football · Siniša Mihajlović

Set-Piece Specialist Secures Scudetto

Siniša Mihajlović supports Lazio's title victory with long-range free kicks and defensive experience, forming part of the squad that wins an Italian double.

2000 · Spain · Santa Cruz de Tenerife · Sport · Football · Rafael Benítez

Tenerife Returns to First Division

Benítez takes over Tenerife and guides the club toward a promotion campaign after a spell away from club management.

2000 · Spain · Ferrol · Sport · Football · Unai Emery

Racing Ferrol Move

Emery moves to Racing Ferrol after his spell with Toledo and continues playing as a midfielder in the Spanish professional divisions.

2000 · Sweden · Politics · United Nations · Hans Blix

United Nations

Appointed Head of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission

2000 · Sweden · Rome · Sport · Football · Sven-Göran Eriksson

Eriksson Leads Lazio to Domestic Double

Sven-Göran Eriksson oversees Lazio's second Serie A title and adds the Italian Cup, completing an exceptionally successful season in Rome.

2000 · Taiwan · Government · Government of Taiwan · Chang Chun-hsiung

Prime Minister of Taiwan

Appointed Prime Minister of Taiwan

2000 · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Suleyman Demirel

Resignation of Suleyman Demirel

Forced to resign by the military over concerns about terrorism

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Bulent Korkmaz

Galatasaray European Captaincy

Bulent Korkmaz captains Galatasaray through their historic UEFA Cup final and plays through an injury to help the defence withstand Arsenal’s attacks.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Arif Erdem

Galatasaray Attacking Support in Europe

Arif Erdem supplies movement and attacking options for Galatasaray during the campaign that culminates in the club’s first UEFA Cup title.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Hakan Sukur

Galatasaray European Forward Line

Hakan Sukur leads Galatasaray’s frontline during a season in which the club claims both the Turkish league championship and the UEFA Cup.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Fatih Terim

Galatasaray UEFA Cup Triumph

Fatih Terim manages Galatasaray to a UEFA Cup final victory over Arsenal on penalties in Copenhagen, making the Istanbul club the first Turkish side to win a major UEFA trophy.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Emre Belozoglu

Galatasaray Young Midfielder European Title

Emre Belozoglu contributes youthful energy to Galatasaray’s midfield as the team wins its fourth consecutive Turkish league championship and the UEFA Cup.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Okan Buruk

Galatasaray Midfield European Double

Okan Buruk helps Galatasaray control midfield battles across a season that ends with a domestic league title and European silverware.

2000 · Turkey · Istanbul · Sport · Football · Hasan Sas

Galatasaray Wide Attacking Role

Hasan Sas offers direct running and wide attacking support during Galatasaray’s successful 1999–2000 season in domestic and UEFA competition.

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Forest Whitaker

Academy Award

Wins an Oscar for "The Last King of Scotland" as Idi Amin

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Jane Anderson

If These Walls Could Talk 2

If These Walls Could Talk 2 is an Emmy Award-winning 2000 television movie in the United States, broadcast on HBO, directed by Jane Anderson, Martha Coolidge

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Martha Coolidge

If These Walls Could Talk 2

If These Walls Could Talk 2 is an Emmy Award-winning 2000 television movie in the United States, broadcast on HBO, directed by Jane Anderson, Martha Coolidge

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Michael Keaton

A Shot at Glory

Stars in A Shot at Glory

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Thomas Cruise

Mission: Impossible II

Stars in Mission: Impossible II

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Tommy Lee Jones

Rules of Engagement

Stars in Rules of Engagement. Clint Eastwood directs and stars in Space Cowboys alongside Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Garner

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Samuel L. Jackson

Unbreakable

Stars as comic-book theorist Elijah Price in M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable.

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Paul Thomas Anderson

Golden Bear for Magnolia

The film Magnolia, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, received the Golden Bear for best film at the 2000 Berlin International Film Festival.

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Robert Altman

Dr T and the Women Film

Robert Altman directed Dr T and the Women in 2000, a comedy about a Dallas gynecologist and the women in his life.

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Woody Allen

Small Time Crooks Film

In 2000, Woody Allen made Small Time Crooks, a caper comedy about burglars whose accidental business becomes a sensation.

2000 · United States of America · Hollywood · Arts · Cinema · Clinton "Clint" Eastwood

Space Cowboys

Directs and stars in Space Cowboys with Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Garner.

2000 · United States of America · Venice · Arts · Cinema · Clinton "Clint" Eastwood

Career Golden Lion

Receives the Venice Film Festival Career Golden Lion for lifetime achievement.

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Literature · John Updike

Gertrude and Claudius

Publication of "Gertrude and Claudius"

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Joseph Heller

Portrait Of The Artist As An Old Man

Publication of "Portrait Of The Artist As An Old Man"

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Mark Z Danielewski

House of Leaves

Publication of "House of Leaves"

2000 · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Michael Chabon

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

Publication of "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay"

2000 · United States of America · United States · Arts · Popular Music · The Doors

Essential Rarities

Releases Essential Rarities to wider audiences.

2000 · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Dennis Matson

Jupiter Joint Observation Campaign

Galileo and Cassini conduct coordinated measurements of Jupiter's atmosphere, magnetosphere and surrounding space during Cassini's approach.

2000 · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Margaret Kivelson

Ganymede Subsurface Ocean Evidence

Galileo magnetic data support the possibility of a conductive saltwater layer beneath Ganymede's surface.

2000 · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Vera Florence Cooper Rubin

One Hundred Years of Rotating Galaxies

Rubin's perspective on the history of the work on galaxy movements is presented in a review, "One Hundred Years of Rotating Galaxies," for the Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific

2000 · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Vera Florence Cooper Rubin

Rotation of Galaxies

Rubin's perspective on the history of the work on galaxy movements is presented in a review, "One Hundred Years of Rotating Galaxies," for the Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific

2000 · United States of America · Tautenburg · Science · Astronomy · Artie Hatzes

Epsilon Eridani b

Leads radial-velocity work establishing a giant planet around nearby Epsilon Eridani.

2000 · United States of America · Mauna Kea · Science · Astronomy · Scott Sheppard

Outer Jovian Moon Survey

A survey led by Sheppard identifies several previously unknown irregular moons around Jupiter.

2000 · United States of America · Mauna Kea · Science · Astronomy · Scott Sheppard

Rediscovery of Themisto

Helps recover the lost Jovian moon Themisto, allowing its orbit to be established securely.

2000 · United States of America · Texas · Science · Astronomy · William Cochran

Epsilon Eridani b

Contributes long-term radial-velocity measurements supporting Epsilon Eridani b.

2000 · United States of America · Dark Energy Theory · Science · Astronomy · Steven Weinberg

Vacuum Energy and Cosmic Acceleration

Weinberg examines the cosmological constant and vacuum energy after the discovery of acceleration, emphasizing the unresolved theoretical origin of the observed energy scale.

2000 · United States of America · New Jersey · Science · Technology · John De Lorean

Bankruptcy

Evicted from his 434-acre (175 hectare) estate in New Jersey

2000 · United States of America · Science · Technology · John De Lorean

De Lorean Time

De Lorean founds De Lorean Time, selling expensive watches over the Internet

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Boxing · Muhammad Ali

Award

Named sports person of the century by the BBC

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Boxing · Muhammad Ali

Sports Person of the Century

Named sports person of the century by the BBC

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong

Its Not About the Bike

Publishes his memoirs, "Its Not About the Bike"

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong

Jesse Owens International Trophy

Worlds Most Outstanding Athlete Award, Jesse Owens International Trophy

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong

Tour de France

Winner of the Tour de France, 2nd time

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong

his memoirs, "Its Not

Publishes his memoirs, "Its Not About the Bike"

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong

memoirs, "Its Not

Publishes his memoirs, "Its Not About the Bike"

2000 · United States of America · Sport · Tennis · Venus Williams

US Open

Winner of the womens US tennis open

2000 · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush

Election

The United States Republican Party's campaign platform in the US presidential election, 2000 called for "full implementation" of the Iraq Liberation Act and removal of Hussein

2000 · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush

Invasion of Iraq

The United States Republican Party's campaign platform in the US presidential election, 2000 called for "full implementation" of the Iraq Liberation Act and removal of Hussein

2000 · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush

Iraq Liberation Act

The United States Republican Party's campaign platform in the US presidential election, 2000 called for "full implementation" of the Iraq Liberation Act and removal of Hussein

2000 · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Farm Occupations

Government-backed land occupations accelerate the fast-track redistribution programme.

2000 · Zimbabwe · Politics · Movement for Democratic Change · Morgan Tsvangirai

Constitution of Zimbabwe

Zanu-PF narrowly fights off a challenge from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Morgan Tsvangirai, but loses its power to change the constitution

2000 · Zimbabwe · Politics · Movement for Democratic Change · Morgan Tsvangirai

Election

Zanu-PF narrowly fights off a challenge from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Morgan Tsvangirai, but loses its power to change the constitution

2000 · Zimbabwe · Politics · Movement for Democratic Change · Morgan Tsvangirai

Movement for Democratic Change

Zanu-PF narrowly fights off a challenge from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Morgan Tsvangirai, but loses its power to change the constitution

2000 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Rebecca West

Rediscovery of The Return of the Soldier

Scholars continued examining West's treatment of wartime trauma in The Return of the Soldier.

2000 · Great Britain · South Yorkshire · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill

Orgreave Justice Campaign

Campaigners continued to seek acknowledgement of what happened to miners arrested at Orgreave.