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{{*mp|December 5}} [[List of Metropolitans and Patriarchs of Moscow|Patriarch]] '''[[Patriarch Alexey II of Russia|Alexy II]]''', the head of the [[Russian Orthodox Church]], dies in [[Peredelkino]], [[Russia]].
{{*mp|December 5}} A '''[[5 December 2008 Peshawar bombing|bombing]]''' in [[Peshawar]], [[Pakistan]], kills 29 people and injures more than 100.
{{*mp|December 5}} A '''[[5 December 2008 Peshawar bombing|bombing]]''' in [[Peshawar]], [[Pakistan]], kills 29 people and injures more than 100.
{{*mp|December 3}} At the request of [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]], [[Governor General of Canada]] [[Michaëlle Jean]] ''(pictured)'' '''[[2008 Canadian parliamentary dispute|prorogues the parliament]]''' until January 26, 2009, to avoid a [[Motion of no confidence|confidence motion]] by a newly-formed [[coalition]] of opposition parties.
{{*mp|December 3}} At the request of [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]], [[Governor General of Canada]] [[Michaëlle Jean]] ''(pictured)'' '''[[2008 Canadian parliamentary dispute|prorogues the parliament]]''' until January 26, 2009, to avoid a [[Motion of no confidence|confidence motion]] by a newly-formed [[coalition]] of opposition parties.
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{{*mp|December 2}} A '''[[2008 Zimbabwean cholera outbreak|cholera outbreak]]''' in [[Zimbabwe]] spreads, with hundreds dead and over 10,000 people infected since August 2008.
{{*mp|December 2}} A '''[[2008 Zimbabwean cholera outbreak|cholera outbreak]]''' in [[Zimbabwe]] spreads, with hundreds dead and over 10,000 people infected since August 2008.
{{*mp|November 29}} '''[[2008 Jos riots|Rioting]]''' over disputed election results kills more than 381 people and injures hundreds in [[Jos]], [[Nigeria]].
{{*mp|November 29}} '''[[2008 Jos riots|Rioting]]''' over disputed election results kills more than 381 people and injures hundreds in [[Jos]], [[Nigeria]].
{{*mp|November 26}} '''[[November 2008 Mumbai attacks|Attacks]]''' at the [[Taj Mahal Palace & Tower|Taj Mahal Palace Hotel]] and several other locations in [[Mumbai]], [[India]], kill at least 188 people and injure hundreds.


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