Template:In the news: Difference between revisions
Update |
Ad Orientem (talk | contribs) Pulling 2017 al-Jina mosque airstrike per ERRORS- serious NPOV issues |
||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
*<!--Mar 21--> French mathematician [[Yves Meyer]] is awarded the '''[[Abel Prize]]''' for his work on the mathematical theory of [[wavelet]]s. |
*<!--Mar 21--> French mathematician [[Yves Meyer]] is awarded the '''[[Abel Prize]]''' for his work on the mathematical theory of [[wavelet]]s. |
||
*<!--Mar 16--> American guitarist, singer, and [[rock and roll]] pioneer '''[[Chuck Berry]]''' dies at the age of 90. |
*<!--Mar 16--> American guitarist, singer, and [[rock and roll]] pioneer '''[[Chuck Berry]]''' dies at the age of 90. |
||
*<!--Mar 16--> '''[[2017 al-Jina mosque airstrike|An airstrike on a mosque]]''' in the rebel-held al-Jinah village near [[Aleppo]] kills at least forty-two people and injures more than one hundred others. |
|||
*<!--Mar 16--> The [[People's Party for Freedom and Democracy|VVD]], led by incumbent [[Prime Minister of the Netherlands|Prime Minister]] [[Mark Rutte]], wins the most seats in the '''[[Dutch general election, 2017|Dutch general election]]''', but the [[Second Rutte cabinet|governing coalition]] loses its majority. |
*<!--Mar 16--> The [[People's Party for Freedom and Democracy|VVD]], led by incumbent [[Prime Minister of the Netherlands|Prime Minister]] [[Mark Rutte]], wins the most seats in the '''[[Dutch general election, 2017|Dutch general election]]''', but the [[Second Rutte cabinet|governing coalition]] loses its majority. |
||
*<!--Mar 13--> Disputes over a [[Turkish constitutional referendum, 2017|Turkish constitutional referendum]] trigger '''[[2017 Dutch–Turkish diplomatic incident|a diplomatic incident]]''' between Turkey and the Netherlands. |
|||
<!--End of blurbs. Please consider moving unresolved stories for which the article |
<!--End of blurbs. Please consider moving unresolved stories for which the article |
||
is regularly updated to the following "Ongoing" line instead of removing them. |
is regularly updated to the following "Ongoing" line instead of removing them. |
||
Revision as of 00:00, 25 March 2017
- A terrorist attack at the Palace of Westminster (pictured), London, results in five people dead and fifty others injured.
- The United States defeats Puerto Rico to win the World Baseball Classic.
- French mathematician Yves Meyer is awarded the Abel Prize for his work on the mathematical theory of wavelets.
- American guitarist, singer, and rock and roll pioneer Chuck Berry dies at the age of 90.
- The VVD, led by incumbent Prime Minister Mark Rutte, wins the most seats in the Dutch general election, but the governing coalition loses its majority.
- Disputes over a Turkish constitutional referendum trigger a diplomatic incident between Turkey and the Netherlands.
 | This template can only be edited by administrators because it is transcluded onto one or more cascade-protected pages. |
In the news toolbox |
|---|
"In the news" mentions and links to entries of timely interest – encyclopedia articles that have been updated to reflect an important current event – rather than conventional news items. To prevent vandalism on the Main Page, it is a permanently protected template. See Wikipedia:In the news for more details.
See an error? Please note it on Wikipedia:Main Page/Errors for administrator assistance.
The template accepts one parameter: adding |nocurrenteventslink=1 removes the link to Portal:Current events. This is used on the current events page to hide the link there.
Admins: After updating please purge the cache of the Main Page so that the updated version appears.
In terms of Main Page balance, right now we're configured for widescreen monitors, which it appears most editors use. Non-widescreen users, please do not change the balance even if it looks off on your monitor.