THE YEAR 2005 IN REVIEW
January 11 - Pyongyang targets longhairs January 18 - Media's coverage has distorted world's view of Iraqi reality January 27 - Hu's view: Communism is still 'correct road' for China February 3 - New non-lethal weapon lets troops dispell hostile crowds February 9 - 'Team America' unsettles Team Kim in Pyongyang Feb. 21 - Investigators: Hariri bomb used same explosives as Zarqawi's March 14 - Syria repositions its troops to Bekaa Valley, intel stays put March 16 - Secret video from North Korea shows public execution March 16 - Dep. Sec. of Defense Wolfowitz cites WorldTribune.com March 24 - China's Jiang Zemin linked to Shanghai banking scandal March 28 - UN report: Assad threatened Hariri in last meeting April 26 - U.S. intel 'unable to rule out' WMD transfers to Syria May 31 - U.S. Army intel: Insurgents 'losing popular support' June 22 - Bush moved by defector's account of N. Koreans' plight June 30 - Iran's new president declares worldwide 'Islamic revolution' July 29 - 'CyberBug,' can drop in and quietly gather intelligence August 12 - Seals come off at Iran's uranium facility, world yawns August 26 - Report: 35 nations have deployed ballistic missiles September 5 - Escape from Northern California September 19 - Poll: Jordan top anti-Jew nation; Russia most pro-Christian October 6 - Bush: Like communism, Islamic radicalism is 'elitist' October 7 - Wilsongate: Did CIA run a covert op against an elected president? November 4 - U.S. officer's private memo paints a doomsday scenario for Korea November 10 - China curbs text messaging, citing its 'massive influence' December 7 - Nuke over U.S. could unleash electromagnetic tsunami
