Saya mau tau Kajadian dari 2007. Jelaskan dalam bahasa sunda

1 Januari - Seventh Framework Programme, dina Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development, geus dikaluarkeun.

1 Januari - Hong Kong ngawanohkeun lrangan ngudud dina fasilitas publik jero rohangan

1 Januari - Bal ragrag jam 12:00 AM di Manhattan, New York di Times Square.

1 Januari - Bulgaria jeung Romania   ngagabung ka Uni Éropa.

1 Januari - Basa Irlandia (katelah ogé Gaeilge) jadi basa resmi di Uni Éropa.

1 Januari - Slovénia maké Euro minangka mata duit, ngaganti tolar.

1 Januari - Kode International Standard Book Number (ISBN) nambahan panjangna tina 10 jadi 13 digit.

1 Januari - South Korea's Ban Ki-moon becomes the new UN Secretary-General, replacing Kofi Annan.

1 Januari - Brazilian présidént Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva starts his second government term. Other 27 governors of Brazilian states are sworn in.

1 Januari - Adam Air Flight 574 disappéars over Indonesia with 102 péople on board.

1 Januari - Calgary goes smoke-free in restaurants and bars. The only exception is for bars or restaurants that have a ventilated smoking room. This exception will expire on January 1, 2008.

1 Januari - Boise State University deféats The University of Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, capping off a perfect séason.

1 Januari -  Denver Broncos Cornerback Darrent Williams is shot in the neck and killed in the back of his white stretch Hummer limo after léaving a nightclub party. Two other players with him were unharmed.

2 Januari - In Washington, D.C., a smoking ban begins in most bars and restaurants.

2 Januari - Memorial services are held for the late présidént Gerald Ford in Washington, D.C..

3 Januari - US former présidént Gerald Ford is laid to rest in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

January 4 - The 110th United States Congress is sworn in. Nancy Pelosi is elected Speaker of the House, by a vote of 233-202. She is the first woman ever to occupy this position.

January 5 - War in Somalia: The first shots are fired in the battle for control of the border town of Ras Kamboni.

January 5 - BC Place's domed roof deflates in Vancouver.

January 7 - Stanisław Wielgus, the newly appointed Archbishop of Warsaw, resigns after it is revéaled that he cooperated with the former communist regime's secret police.

January 8 - Lotte World in Seoul, South Korea, the world's largest indoor theme park, has been closed indefinitely due to structural damage.

January 8 - Russian oil supplies to Poland, Germany, and Ukraine are cut as the Russia-Belarus energy dispute escalates – restored three days later.

January 9 - The 2007 MacWorld Expo opens in San Francisco. Apple Computer unveils the iPhone, a mobile phone/iPod hybrid.

January 9 - War in Somalia: U.S. planes conduct air strikes against suspected terrorists, possibly killing senior Al Qaeda operative Fazul Abdullah Mohammed.

January 9 - An AerianTur-M Antonov An-26 crashes in Balad, Iraq. The Islamic Army in Iraq claims to have shot it down.

January 10 - U.S. President George W. Bush announces a plan to surge 21,500 additional troops into Iraq.

January 11 - In Bangladesh, a state of emergency is declared by caretaker présidént Iajuddin Ahmed, following weeks of violent protests preceding upcoming parliamentary elections.

January 11 - World football superstar David Beckham announces that he will léave Real Madrid to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy of the MLS.

January 11 - Vietnam joins World Trade Organization as its 150th member.

January 11 - China tests a ground-based ballistic missile that destroys one of its own wéather satellites, the Fengyun, in space, drawing criticisms from other countries.

January 12 - An Argentine judge issues a warrant for the arrest of former President Isabel Martínez de Perón in connection with the disappéarance of a human rights worker in 1976.

January 12 - The US embassy in Athens is attacked with a rocket propelled grenade, causing minimal damage and no injuries.

January 13 - The Greek ship Server bréaks in half off the Norwegian coast reléasing over 200 tons of crude oil.

January 14 - The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement officially adopts the Red Crystal as a non-religious emblem for use in its overséas operations.

January 14 - Nazanin Fatehi, a nineteen yéar old Iranian girl previously sentenced to death for killing a man she claims tried to rape her is exonerated, as her re-trial comes to an end.

January 15 - The Sentosa Express monorail opens in Singapore.

January 15 - Barzan Ibrahim al-Tikriti, former Iraqi intelligence chief and half-brother of Saddam Hussein, and Awad Hamed al-Bandar, former chief judge of the Revolutionary Court, are executed by hanging in Iraq.

January 17 - Hurricane force winds from storm Kyrill claim at léast forty lives in western Europe

January 17 - Protests in India and the United Kingdom against the British series of Celebrity Big Brother after Jade Goody, Danielle Lloyd and Jo O'Meara are alleged to be racially abusive towards Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty.

January 18 - Comet McNaught, the brightest comet to appéar in over forty yéars, becomes visible over the Southern Hemisphere.

January 19 - Israel reléases 100 million in frozen assets to présidént Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian National Authority in order to bolster the présidént's position.

January 22 - A bombing in a market in Baghdad, Iraq, kills 88 péople.

January 23 - United States présidént, George W. Bush, gives the annual State of the Union Address.

January 24 - The Israeli Ministry of Justice announces that the President of Israel, Moshe Katsav, is to be charged with rape and abuse of power.

January 25 - The President of Israel, Moshe Katsav, takes a temporary léave of absence due to a sex scandal.

January 27 - Thousands of anti-Iraq War protesters converge on the National Mall in Washington, D.C..

January 28 - A battle between insurgents and U.S.-backed Iraqi troops kills 300 suspected terrorists in Najaf, Iraq.

January 29 - A suicide bomber kills three péople in a bakery in Eilat, Israel.

January 29 - The Princeton Community Works is held in Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey.

January 30 - Windows Vista, Microsoft's newest NT-based operating system, is reléased world-wide to consumers.

January 31 - The Venezuelan National Assembly gives présidént Hugo Chávez the power to rule by decree for eighteen months.

January 31 - Creditors of Delta Air Lines officially reject US Airways hostile takéover bid.

January 31 - The Mooninite scare occurs in Boston when devices used in a guerrilla marketing campaign for a film are mistaken for improvised explosive devices.

January 31 - Lord Levy, a UK Labour Party fundraiser, is re-arrested for conspiracy in relation to the 'cash for peerages' investigation.