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Subject(s)

• History, Modern—2001-—Sources [Browse]
• World politics—2001-—Sources [Browse]
• United States—Politics and government—2001-—Sources [Browse]

Editor

• Kerrigan, Heather [Browse]

Summary note

Presents primary documents relating to internationally important events of 2022.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• 505:0 Thematic Table of Contents
• List of Documentary Sources
• Preface
• How to Use This Book Overview of 2022
• JANUARY
• Protests in Kazakhstan Prompt Military Response
• Federal Government Works to Address Inflation and Gas Prices
• Supreme Court Rules on Biden Administration Vaccine Mandates; US Reaches 1 Million COVID-19 Deaths
• African Union and ECOWAS Respond to Coup in Burkin Faso; Attempted Coup in Guinea-Bissau
• United States and United Nations Respond to North Korea Resumption of Missile Tests
• Justice Breyer Announces Retirement; New Justice Confirmed
• Ukrainian President and International Organizations and Leaders Condemn Russian Invasion of Ukraine.
• FEBRUARY
• IOC President Opens and Closes the Winter Olympics in Beijing, China
• Sandy Hook Families Reach Settlement with Remington
• Texas Approves Investigations Into Gender - Affirming Care; Florida Passes " Don't Say Gay" Bill
• MARCH
• State of the Union Address and Republican Response
• Global Sanctions Target Russia; Countries Provide Aid to Ukraine
• President Biden Signs Bill Making Lynching a Federal Hate Crime
• APRIL
• United Nations and United States Applaud Temporary Ceasefire in Yemen
• Congress Passes the Postal Service Reform Act
• NLRB Provides Information on Early 2022 Union Boom
• Federal Government Enhances Gun Enforcement
• MAY
• Supreme Court Issues Ruling on Abortion
• Biden Sends Troops Back to Somalia
• Health and Human Services Utilizes Defense Production Act to Address Formula Shortage
• Ukraine Applies For EU Membership; Finland and Sweden Seek to Join NATO
• World Health Organization Declares Monkeypox a Global Health Emergency
• JUNE
• January 6 Committee Begins Public Hearings
• Supreme Court Issues Trio of Immigration Rulings
• Supreme Court Rules on Schools and Religion
• Supreme Court Rules on New York's Concealed Carry Licenses
• New President Inaugurated in the Philippines
• Supreme Court Limits Environmental Protection Agency Regulatory Authority.
• 505:0 JULY
• Boris Johnson Announces Resignation; New Prime Ministers Chosen
• NASA Releases Images From James Webb Space Telescope; Launches Artemis I
• Sri Lankan President and PM Resign Amid Acute Fuel Shortage and Mass Protests
• Italy and Sweden Elect Far-Right Governments
• United Nations Releases Report on Human Rights Abuses in Afghanistan
• President Biden Signs CHIPS Act
• AUGUST
• Nancy Pelosi and Members of Congress Visit Taiwan
• FBI Searches President Trump's Home
• SEPTEMBER
• Prime Minister Comments on Queen Elizabeth II's Death; New King Proclaimed
• World Meteorological Organization Issues Dire Climate Report
• World Leaders Address Climate, Multilateralism, and War in Ukraine at General Assembly
• United Nations and U.S. State Department React to Human Rights Abuses In Iran
• United Nations Security Council Responds to Crisis in Haiti
• Ukrainian and World Leaders Respond to Annexation in Ukraine
• OCTOBER
• National Institute on Aging and Congress Address Possible Alzheimer's Treatments
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy on Retaking Territory from Russia
• Elon Musk Acquires Twitter; Members of Congress React to Acquisition
• New York City Mayor Declares Migrant Crisis Emergency; Supreme Court Keeps Trump-Era Border Restrictions in Place
• International Monetary Fund Releases Report on Global Economic Outlook
• China's Xi Elected to a Third Term; Chinese COVID Restrictions Loosened
• Brazill Holds a Presidential Election
• NOVEMBER
• President Biden and Education Secretary React to Student Debt Relief Court Ruling
• President Biden and Senator McConnell Comment on Midterm Elections
• COP27 Meeting Ends with Environmental Agreement
• QATAR Hold World Cup Amid Concerns About Alleged Human Rights Abuses
• DECEMBER
• President Biden Signs Legislation to Avoid Rail Industry Strike
• World Leaders React to Breakdown of Peruvian Government
• Russia and United States Agree on Prisoner Swap
• Trio of Recipients Accept the Nobel Peace Prize
• President Biden Signs the Respect for Marriage Act
• Congressional Leaders Respond to Release of Trump Tax Returns and Debate Presidential Tax Audit Act
• January 6 Committee Releases Its Final Report
• INDEX.
• 505: Thematic Table of Contents
• American Life
• Business, the Economy, and Labor
• Education
• Energy, Environment, Science, Technology, and Transportation
• Government and Politics
• Health and Social Services
• International Affairs, AFRICA
• International Affairs, ASIA
• International Affairs, EUROPE
• International Affairs, LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
• International Affairs, MIDDLE EAST
• International Affairs, RUSSIA AND THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLIC
• International Affairs, GLOBAL ISSUES
• National Security and Terrorism
• Religion
• Rights, Respnsibilites, and Justice.

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ISBN

• 9781071901595 ((hardcover))
• 1071901591 ((hardcover))

OCLC

1407575274

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