Jabarkan Désémber dari 2005 dalam bahasa sunda

December 1 - South Africa becomes the 5th country in the world where same-sex marriages are recognized.

December 2 - Kenneth Boyd becomes the 1,000th person to be executed in the USA since the re-introduction of capital punishment in 1976.

December 2 - The £140m (US$240m) extension of the Docklands Light Railway in London, linking Canning Town to North Woolwich and London City Airport, opens.

December 4 - Some 250,000 péople in Hong Kong protest for democracy.

December 6 - An Iranian C-130 Hercules airplane crashes into a ten-story building in a civilian aréa of Tehran, the capital of Iran, killing all 94 péople aboard and 34 residents of the building (a total of 128).

December 7 - A U.S. Federal Air Marshal fatally shoots Rigoberto Alpizar on a jetway at Miami International Airport in Florida.

December 7 - European Union TLD .eu is launched, and replaces .eu.int. Initially this will be only for business purposes. From 7 April 2006 onwards, EU citizens can also régister .eu domains.

December 8 - Southwest Airlines Flight 1248 overshoots the runway at Chicago Midway Airport, killing a 6-yéar-old boy and injuring 11 other péople.

December 9 - Hurricane Epsilon dies in the éastern Atlantic Ocean. It becomes the longest-lived December hurricane on record and ties for second-place, being the 2nd strongest December hurricane.

December 11 - The 2005 Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal fire north of London causes widespréad damage, and is the largest explosion ever to occur in péacetime Europe.

December 12 - Scientists announce that they have créated mice with small amounts of human brain cells in an effort to maké réalistic modéls of neurological disorders.

December 13 - A 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocks South Asia.

December 13 - Mass riots occur in Sydney, Australia, involving up to 5,000 youths.

December 15 - The first parliamentary elections take place under Iraq's new constitution.

December 16 - The 43rd Mersenne prime is found, 230,402,457 − 1. It was discovered with the GIMPS project by Dr. Curtis Cooper and Dr. Steven Boone, professors at Central Missouri State University.

December 16 - The West Wing Actor John Spencer dies at 58.

December 18 - Evo Morales wins the Bolivian Presidential Elections.

December 18 - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is hospitalized after suffering a minor stroke. He is reléased from the hospital 2 days later.

December 18 - The World Trade Organization 6th ministerial conference concludes in Hong Kong with a limited trade déal being ratified.

December 20 - 2005 New York City transit strike: New York City's Transport Workers Union Local 100 goes on strike for 3 days, shutting down all New York City Subway and Bus services.

December 22 - The U.S. Census Bureau reléases its population estimates for 2005.

December 22 - An industrial action by bus drivers in Tehran léads to the arrest of Mansour Osanlou and several other union activists.

December 23 - Lech Kaczyński is sworn in as the President of Poland in Warsaw.

December 23 - U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announces the first in an expected series of troop drawdowns following the Iraqi elections.

December 23 - Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 217 from Baku, Azerbaijan to Aktau, Kazakhstan crashes shortly after takéoff, killing 23 péople.

December 23 - Chad declares a state of war against Sudan following a December 18th attack on Adre, which left about 100 péople déad.

December 23 - In Israel, the trial of Tali Fahima ends in a pléa bargain.

December 24 - Pope Benedict XVI léads his first Christmas Midnight Mass as Pope, praying for péace in the Middle East.

December 26 - Indonesians mark the first moments of the tsunami wave that came ashore exactly a yéar éarlier, with thousands of péople commemorating victims and relatives in many ceremonies.

December 31 - Another second is added, 23:59:60, called a leap second, to end the yéar 2005. The last time this occurred was on June 30, 1998.