(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) The year 2014 witnessed a host of events at different levels that have constituted major challenges to people around the globe.
The international community has been, during the year, stepping up its fight against terrorism with emergence of terrorist groups in different parts of the globe.
Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) is publishing Thursday the major events that took place throughout the year.
Violence across the globe:
Jan 1: At least six people were injured in armed clashes occurred in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, between the supporters and opponents of the government.
Jan 2: At least 10 people were injured in blast explosions targeted a resort in Kenya's Mombasa.
Jan 3: Roughly 75 people were killed in clashes between Muslims and Christians in the Central African Republic's city of Boda.
Jan 14: At least 17 people were killed in a bomb explosion in at overcrowded market in Maiduguri, north of Nigeria.
Jan 18: Roughly 21 people, including a prominent figure in the International Monetary Fund, were killed in an armed attack on a restaurant in Afghanistan's Kabul.
Jan 19: The International Committee of the Red Cross announced the killing of at least 50 people in a tribal violence that hit Central African Republic.
Jan 21: The Thai government imposed a 60-day state of emergency in the capital, Bangkok, and the surrounding provinces, due to continuing strikes and clashes between the supporters and opponents of the government.
Jan 22: At least 10 people were killed by armed militants in the Central African Republic's capital, Bangui.
Jan 23: About 30 Rohingya's Muslims were killed by armed Bosnians in Burma's Rakhine State. Feb 11: The Serbia court convicted nine Serbian militants for killing more than 100 Albanian civilians in the Kosovo War by the end of 1999.
Feb 13: More than 40 were killed in an armed attack on the town of Kondogha in northeastern Borno State, Nigeria. Feb 14: At least eight people were killed in an attack targeted a police station in Xinjiang Province in eastern China.
Feb 28: Roughly 30 people were killed and others injured in violence hit Bangladesh after executing Jamaat-e-Islami chief Delwar Sayeedi.
March 1: More than 27 people were killed in a terrorist attack on a train station in southwestern China. March 1: Russia's upper house of parliament approved a request from President Vladimir Putin to deploy military forces in Ukraine's Crimean peninsula. March 2: Ukraine's interim president Alexander Turchinov announced that the army is on high alert.
March 2: At least 50 people were killed and scores others injured in a an explosion hit Maiduguri, north of Nigeria.
March 10: NATO decided to deploy its early warning aircraft (AWACs) based at Poland and Romania to monitor Ukraine's borders.
March 11: Indian police announced the killing of 16 of its personnel by Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh State, north of India.
March 13: Two people were killed in clashes between policemen and protesters in Turkey.
March 15: Iran foiled attempts to sabotage a number of nucl3ear facilities near the central city of Arak.
March 16: Crimea's referendum committee announced that about 95.5 percent of voters supported annexation to Russia.
March 20: Ten Afghan soldiers killed in a suicide attack at a police station in Jalalabad eastern Afghanistan by the Taliban.
March 21: Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law to annex Crimea from the Ukraine.
March 22: Authorities in the Philippines arrested Benito Tiamzon, chairman of the Communist Party on charges of crimes against humanity.
March 27: The Philippine's government and Moro Islamic Liberation Front reached a historic agreement to put an end to a long-standing conflict.
March 28: Grenades killed 11 people in the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui. March 31: Some 600 killed in an attack launched by terrorist group Boko Haram on the city of Maiduguri northeastern Nigeria.
April 1: NATO foreign ministers agreed on suspending all military and civil cooperation with Russia due to Moscow's annexation of Crimea.
April 3: Four people killed in shooting in Fort Hood military base, in the US state of Texas.
April 4: A foreign journalist killed and her colleague injured after being shot down in Afghanistan.
April 7: Some 13 civilians killed in landmine explosion in Kandahar southern Afghanistan.
April 7: Iran's Revolutionary Guards arrested a terrorist network planning to carry out sabotage acts in the country.
April 9: Twenty people killed in a massive explosion at one of Islamabad's suburbs.
April 9: Some 30 killed and tens others wounded due to clashes between militias in the Central African Republic.
April 11: The UN Security Council approves sending a 12,000 stronghold military force to the Central African Republic.
April 12: Twelve people killed in an attack launched by Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh state in central India.
April 13: Boko Haram kills 135 civilians in Borno State northeastern Nigeria.
April 15: More than 70 killed and 120 injured in a blast that targeted a buses' garage in the Nigerian capital Abuja.
April 16: Gunmen kidnap some 100 female students from a school Borno State northeastern Nigeria.
April 26: Leaders of the G-7 industrialized nations agreed on tightening sanctions on Russia over the crisis in the Ukraine.
April 26: Five NATO soldiers killed due to helicopter crash southern Afghanistan.
May 14: Seven Ukrainian soldiers killed in an ambush by armed separatists in Donetsk eastern Ukraine.
May 16: Up to 10 killed and 70 others wounded in twin explosions that ripped through the Kenyan capital of Nairobi.
May 18: A total of 36 killed and 30 others kidnapped in an attack launched by the Tuareg northern the Malian city of Kidal.
May 19: Russian President Vladimir Putin orders troops near Ukrainian borders to immediately withdraw and return to bases.
May 19: Thai army declares martial law in the country till public peace and security are restored due to disruptions in the capital Bangkok.
May 20: Some 118 people killed in two blasts that rocked the city of Jos central Nigeria.
May 21: Around 60 armed men killed in air raids by the Pakistani army on extremists' strongholds in Wazirstan northern the country.
May 22: Thirty-one killed and 90 others wounded in terrorist attacks that hit Urumqi northwestern China.
June 14: Iran announced arresting 30 elements affiliated with al-Qaeda throughout the country.
July 6: Boko Haram kidnapped 68 women in the town of Domboa in Borno State, Nigeria.
July 24: the Cameroon, Niger, Chad, and Nigeria agree on forming a joint military force to counter the growing danger of Boko Haram.
July 26: The European union expands sanctions on Russia over conflicts in eastern Ukraine.
July 30: Tens of Uyghur Muslim minority members were killed in violent encounters in Xinjiang, China.
Aug 3: Fifteen soldiers killed during heavy clashes that took place in Nagorno-Karabakh between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Aug 16: Governor of the US state of Missouri declares the state of emergency due to violence spate on the aftermath of the alleged killing of a young African-American by police.
Aug 24: Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced shooting down an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle near Natanz nuclear facility.
Aug 25: Boko Haram declares the establishment of an Islamic state northeastern Nigeria.
Aug 28: Pakistani police charges Premier Nawaz Sharif of murdering protesters.
Sept 2: Two international peacekeepers killed and 15 others wounded in landmine explosion northern Mali.
Sept 3: Some 910 gunmen killed by Pakistani army in the northern Waziristan region.
Sept 4: Al-Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Dhawahri declared establishing a subdivision of the terrorist group in in India.
Sept 5: Ukraine and pro-Russia separatists sign an initial ceasefire protocol.
Sept 9: Poland, Ukraine and Lithuania agreed to establish a joint military unit to be based in Lublin eastern Poland.
Sept 20: More than 30 killed by Boko Haram in the town of Mainok northeastern Nigeria.
Sept 22: Pakistan assigns Lieutenant-General Rizwan Akhtar as Director General of the Inter-Services Intelligence.
Sept 26: At least 50 people killed in blasts and violent acts in Xinjiang region northwestern China.
Sept 28: Twenty one gunmen killed in air raids by the Pakistani army on troubled tribal agencies northwestern the country.
Sept 30: Afghan government sign new security agreement, by which United States troops are allowed to stay beyond 2014.
Oct 9: Some 21 killed in protests organized by Kurds in Turkey demanding the government to intervene in protection of the Syrian border city of Kobane.
Oct 11: Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered thousands of troops to withdraw from Rostov bordering the Ukraine.
Oct 11: Cameroonian President announced the release of 27 hostages, including 10 Chinese workers and wife of the deputy prime minister, who were abducted by Boko Haram.
Oct 17: Abu Sayyaf Group in the Philippines released two German hostages. The extremist group had abducted them since April of 2014.
Oct 17: Nigerian army announced reaching a deal with Boko Haram, by which abducted girls by the extremist group were to be released.
Oct 18: Twenty two, mostly women and children, were killed by gunmen eastern Congo.
Oct 22: A gunmen broke in and killed a security guard at the Canadian parliament.
Oct 24: Thirteen of the Hazara Shiites were killed by gunmen in Quetta of the Pakistan Balochistan region.
Oct 26: US and British troops terminate combat operations in Afghanistan, hands in last two bases to Afghan troops in prelude of leaving the country.
Oct 26: Boko Haram kidnapped 30 girls from a village northeastern Nigeria.
Oct 30: Tens of civilians killed in an attack by Boko Haram in the town of Mobi northeastern Nigeria.
Nov 1: Eleven killed and more than 20 injured in a suicide attack in Logar region eastern Afghanistan.
Nov 1: Some 20 gunmen killed and four security officers injured in clashes in the tribal Orakzai Agency of Pakistan.
Nov 2: Bangladeshi court sentences to death top Jamat leader Mir Qasim Ali for crimes against humanity during the 1971 liberation war.
Nov 4: Pro-Russia separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko sworn in as president of the so-called Donetsk People's Republic.
Nov 9: North Korea released two US citizens after diplomatic efforts.
Nov 9: Bodies of 43 abducted students found in Mexico. A local gang claimed responsibility of the killings, which incited widespread protests.
Nov 10: Forty seven students killed in bomb blast that targeted their school in Potiskum northeastern Nigeria.
Nov 22: Twenty eight people killed in an attack by the Somali al-Shabaab movement on a bus northern Kenya.
Nov 23: Kenyan army announced the killing of 115 from the Islamic extremist group of al-Shabaab in an attack conducted on Somali soil.
Nov 23: Some 45 killed in a suicide attack that targeted crowds attending a volleyball match eastern Afghanistan.
Nov 25: Protests and acts of vandalism broke out in Ferguson Missouri in the "United States after a jury failed to indict Officer Darren Wilson of the murder of an African-American young boy.
Nov 29: Some 100 killed in an attack by Boko Haram on a mosque in the city of Kano northern Nigeria.
Nov 29: Some 15 people killed in blasts and armed attacks in Xinjiang region northwestern China.
Dec 1: Thirty six mine workers killed in an attack on a quarry by Al-Shabaab movement in Mandera northeastern Kenya.
Dec 2: Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta declared war on al-Shabaab movement after the mine workers incident.
Dec 7: Iranian authorities arrested an American-Iranian correspondent of the Washington Post in Tehran.
Dec 9: UNICEF announced that 2014 was the most catastrophic year for children around the world, with more than 15 million children suffering from conflicts.
Dec 9: The US Senate published a report about the inhumane torture methods used by the CIA against Al-Qaeda members following the September 2001 attacks.
Dec 9: The Supreme Court in Hong Kong issued a ruling to disperse the student protests.
Dec 9: French President Francois Hollande announced the release of a French national who has been held hostage in Mali for more than three years.
Dec 13: The US Congress approved a special appropriation for the Pentagon to boost financial spending for the military campaign against ISIL.
Dec 13: Thirteen people, including two US soldiers, were killed in attacks in Afghanistan.
Dec 13: Thousands of black civil right activists took to the streets in Washington DC in protest of the police violence against black people.
Dec 15: Three people were killed when police raided a cafe Sydney to liberate hostages.
Dec 15: Six people were killed in a shooting spree in Philadelphia, the US.
Dec 16: Some 141 people were killed, including children, in an attack by the Taliban on a school run by the Pakistani army northwest of the country.
Democracy around the globe:
Jan 3: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced he will not run again for the post.
Jan 6: Bangladesh's ruling Awami League has won general elections.
Jan 10: The Central African Republic's president Michel Djotodia has resigned during the regional summit held in N'Djamena, Chad's capital.
Jan 20: The parliament of the Central African Republic elected Catherine Samba-Panza as an interim President.
Jan 25: Afghan President Hamid Karzai rejected a security deal with the US without reaching a peace agreement with Islamic Taliban Movement. Feb 11: China began the highest-level ever negotiations and Taiwan since China's Civil War in 1949. Feb 14: Italia's Prime Minister Enrico Letta announced his resignation, responding to calls from his own Democratic Party.
March 10: North Korea's Kim Jong-un won parliamentary elections with 100 percent.
March 11: Michelle Bachelet was sworn in as the president of Chile, her second time in office.
March 13: Former left-wing rebel Salvador Sanchez Ceren won presidential elections. March 26: The first round of peace negotiations was launched between Pakistan's government and representatives of Taliban Movement in northern in North Waziristan region. March 28: The UN General Assembly passed a non-binding resolution declaring invalid Crimea's Moscow-backed referendum on seceding from Ukraine.
March 29: Millionaire Andrej Kiska won by a landslide in Slovakia's presidential run-off.
April 9: The Spanish parliament rejected an separation referendum for the Catalonia province.
April 12: French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius arrived in Cuba, the first by a French official in 31 years.
July 31: US Congress approved a trail for President Barack Obama for violating his constitutional authorities.
Aug 11: Recep Tayyip Erdogan won the Turkish Presidential elections with 52 percent of votes.
Sept 19: Scottish people decided, during a referendum, to stay within the United Kingdom.
Sept 21: Afghan Presidential candidates, Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, signed an agreement to form a government of national unity, where Ghani became head of state and Abdullah as the country's Executive official.
Oct 30: Commander of armed forces in Burkina Faso dissolved the parliament and said he sought to establish an interim government.
Nov 3: Romanian Premier Victor Ponta won first round of presidential elections.
Nov 4: Military government in Thailand assigned committee to set new constitution for the country.
Nov 5: Republican Party dominated US Senate in midterm elections.
Nov 7: Finnish coalition government won confidence vote before parliament.
Nov 8: US President Barack Obama designated Loretta Lynch as Attorney General.
Nov 10: Up to 80 percent of Catalans back independence from Spain in an unofficial referendum.
Nov 14: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani visited Pakistan in a bid to restore ties.
Nov 16: Klaus Iohannis won Romanian presidential election.
Nov 17: Burkina Faso named former foreign minister Michel Kafando as interim president.
Nov 24: Ukrainian President Ukrainian Petro Poroshenko announced survey to join NATO.
Nov 24: US President Barack Obama accepted resignation of Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
Nov 29: Prime Minister of Taiwan Jiang Yi-huah stepped down after being defeated in elections.
Dec 3: Tiawanese President Ma Ying-jeou stepped down as chairman of the Kuomintang ruling party.
Dec 8: Members of the Israeli parliament, Knesset, approved to hold early general elections on March 17, 2015.
Dec. 14: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won early elections with more than 61 percent of parliamentary seats.
Disasters across the globe:
Jan 6: At least 16 people died due to a stampede in a Ningxia's mosque northwest of China.
Jan 8: A fire set on a train in Maharashtra in western India killed nine people.
Jan 9: Five people died and 12 were injured in an explosion at a Mitsubishi Materials Corp. plant in Yokkaichi, Japan.
Jan 15: Roughly 16 people died due to a fire at factory in eastern China.
Jan 18: At least 18 people died and 40 were injured in a stampede during a Muslim's funeral in Mumbai in western India.
Feb 1: At least 14 people died after a volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra spewed lava and hot gas.
Jan 9: The heaviest snow in Tokyo and other areas of Japan has left at least seven dead and more than 1 000 injured across the country.
March 8: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 carrying 239 people disappeared from radars after taking off from Kuala Lumpur toward Beijing. March 24: The Malaysian government announced that Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 carrying 239 people crashed into the Indian Ocean.
March 24: The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned of the spread of Ebola virus in Guinea after 50 were killed of the virus south of the country.
March 25: At least 14 died, 176 were missed in Washington State landslide. As a result, US President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in the state and called for concerted efforts to save the vulnerable people.
April 3: Six people killed and 2,600 houses destroyed, in addition to the evacuation of thousands as a result of a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that hit northern Chile.
April 5: Twelve people killed and tens lost in floods that hit Solomon Islands.
April 13: Some 36 people killed in a bus-truck collision southeast Mexico.
April 13: Eleven killed and over 500 houses destroyed in wildfire that swept through the Pacific coastal city of Valparaiso in Chile.
April 16: Some 183 killed and tens more lost in a ferry-sinking incident in South Korea.
May 15: Some 300 workers killed in mine explosion western Turkey.
May 17: Lao Defense Minister, 20 others killed in plane crash.
May 18: Twenty people died, thousands displaced in floods in Serbia, Bosnia.
June 2: Four people were killed and over 25 others injured in an unprecedented sand storm in Tehran.
July 17: Some 295 people killed in Malaysian Airlines plane crash in eastern Ukraine.
July 24: Some 48 people killed in Taiwanese plane crash in Penghu Islands.
Aug 1: Up to 24 people killed, 270 injured in gas explosions in southern Taiwan.
Aug 2: Sixty five people killed, hundreds injured in factory explosion in eastern China.
Aug 3: At least 367 people died in a 6.1-magnitude earthquake southwest China.
Aug 5: IMF pledged USD 200 million to aid Ebola-stricken countries in West Africa.
Aug 10: Forty people killed in Iran plane crash near Tehran's Mehrabad Airport.
Aug 22: Thirty nine people died, dozens lost in landslides in Japan's Hiroshima.
Aug 24: Dozens injured in the 6.0-magnitude earthquake that hit northern California.
Sept 13: Over 450 people died in floods, landslides in Kashmir.
Sept 14: Over 200 African immigrants drowned after boat sank off Libyan coasts.
Sept 18: UNSC declared Ebola as threat to international peace, security after death of 2,600 people in West Africa.
Sept 28: Some 30 people died in sudden volcanic eruption in Japan.
Oct 18: Thirty nine hikers killed, 150 injured in Himalaya Mountain blizzard.
Oct 25: WHO announced Ebola outbreak cases passed 10,000, with 4,922 deaths in most West Africa countries.
Oct 29: Ten people killed, over 300 lost in landslides in south central Sri Lanka.
Oct 31: Twelve workers died in coalmine collapse northeast Colombia.
Nov 11: Fifty people killed in bus/truck collision in southern Pakistan.
Nov 20: Twenty people died in strong blizzards in US states in the northeast.
Nov 24: Forty seven people killed after truck fell into river in west of Nepal.
Dec 1: Fifty two people lost after South Korean fishing vessel sank off Russian coasts.
Dec 7: More than half a million people fled from a powerful storm hitting the eastern parts of the Philippines.
Dec 8: Seventeen people killed and 50 injured in a bus accident in Nepal.
Dec 9: Six people were killed in a plane crash in Washington DC.
Dec 13: Twenty-six people were killed when a boat sunk southeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dec 13: Eighteen people were killed while 50 others were missing in a land slide in Java Island, Indonesia.
The Global economy:
Jan 8: International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that the global economic growth is expected to increase.
Jan 12: Indonesia issues a ban on export of raw minerals. Jan 14: Google purchased Nest Labs, the maker of the Nest Learning Thermostat and Protect smoke detector, for USD 3.2 billion in cash.
Jan 15: The US Congress approved USD 1.1 trillion for the 2014 budget.
Jan 20: Chinese economic growth hit 7.7 percent, the lowest level in 14 years.
Jan 20: The EU suspended part of the sanctions against Iran for six months.
Jan 23: Reserve Bank of India withdrew all notes printed before 2005 in an attempt to curb black money. March 10: Japanese budget experienced a deficit of USD 15 billion, the highest level since 1985.
April 2: Over 100 flights canceled due to Lufthansa pilots strike.
April 5: Russia increased gas pipeline prices to Ukraine by 80 percent.
April 6: Nigeria became Africa's biggest economy with GDP of USD 509 billion.
April 11: Moody's downgraded Turkey's BAA3 government bond rating outlook.
April 14: China bought Glencore Peru copper mine for USD six billion.
April 17: US treasury released USD 450 million of Iranian frozen funds.
April 19: Russia wrote off nearly USD 10 billion in North Korean debts.
April 23: Australia approved USD-11.5-billion deal to purchase 58 US fighter planes.
April 26: Microsoft completed a USD-7.5-billion deal to buy Nokia cellphone service.
June 15: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon inaugurated the G77 Summit in Bolivia.
July 19: Forbes Media sold majority stakes to Hong Kong Integrated Whale.
July 22: China, Venezuela signed oil, crude products trade deal.
July 26: Russia central bank increased interest rate by 0.5 percent to control inflation.
June 28: An international court in the Hague, the Netherlands, rules in favor of the Russian Yukos Company through which Russia would pay USD 50 billion in compensations for the firm.
July 31: Argentina failed to pay off debts for second time in 13 years.
Aug 4: US-African Summit held in Washington to boost ties, in presence of 50 African leaders.
Sept 1: Russia, China launched new natural gas pipelines.
Sept 3: EC imposed USD 182 million in fines on Philips, Samsung, Infineon for cellphones' price fixing.
Sept 15: China Sinopec sold USD 17.5 billion retail stakes to investors.
Sept 18: China, India signed historic economic deals in New Delhi.
Sept 22: Siemens bought Dresser-Rand for USD 7.6 billion.
Sept 22: China Alibaba Group broke record USD 25 billion in IPO.
Oct 7: IMF brought estimation for 2014 global growth down to 3.3 percent.
Oct 11: Standard and Poor's changed France's credit outlook to negative.
Oct 12: Portuguese government approved first state budget after exiting IMF-EU bailout package.
Oct 16: World stocks dropped deeper amid fears of investors trust affected by economic growth slowdown.
Oct 20: Moody's changed Russia debt rating to BAA2, affecting ruble value.
Oct 23: Boeing sold aircraft-related goods to Iran first time since 1979.
Oct 24: Russia, Ukraine reached agreement to end conflict on gas.
Oct 25: India approved USD-525-million deal to buy anti-tank missiles from Israel.
Nov 3: World Trade Center reopened in New York after 13 years since 9/11 attacks.
Nov 8: China contributed USD 40 billion to Silk Road fund.
Nov 10: China approved plan to connect Hong Kong, Shanghai stock markets.
Nov 11: Russia signed deal to build eight nuclear reactors in Iran.
Nov 12: China, US reached historic deal to reduce their greenhouse gas output.
Nov 13: FAO warned one-third of world population suffer malnutrition.
Nov 14: IEA said oil prices to continue falling until 2015 due to low demand.
Nov 16: G20 leaders convened in Australia, pledged to back global economy.
Nov 17: Australia, China signed free trade agreement.
Nov 18: Argentina boosted reserves USD 500 million with China currency swap deal.
Nov 20: China signed USD-12-billion deal to construct railway in Nigeria.
Nov 21: Delta Airlines singed USD-14-billion deal with Airbus to upgrade planes fleet.
Nov 24: Russia said western sanctions caused Moscow up to USD 40 billion in annual losses.
Nov 25: EU extended freeze on certain sanctions against Iran.
Nov 27: Greece paralyzed by general strike against government austerity measures.
Nov 28: Global oil prices retreated after OPEC decided not to cut production.
Dec 1: Russian President Vladimir Putin canceled South Stream gas pipeline project.
Dec 3: Russia warned from reaching 0.8 percent in economic recession due to western sanctions, while the Ruble reached unprecedented depreciation levels.
Dec 8: Global oil prices plunged to five-year low because of concerns of supply surplus.
Dec 12: The International Energy Agency (IEA) projected low oil demands in 2015.
Dec 13: American and European stocks plunged.
Dec 14: The US Senate approved a USD 1.1 trillion budget.
Dec 16: Russian Central Bank raised interest rates to 17 percent.
People passed away: Jan 7: Hong Kong media mogul Run Run Shaw died at 107.
Jan 15: Argentine's poet Juan Gelman died at 83.
Jan 17: Indian actress Suchitra Sen passed away at 82.
Feb 2: US Oscar winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, 46, found dead in his Manhattan apartment.
March 2: French director Alain Resnais passed away at 91.
April 7: US Actor Mickey Rooney died at 93.
April 13: British journalist Patrick Seale died at 83.
May 14: Swedish-Algerian Academy Award-winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul died at 36.
July 14: South African Nobel Prize-winning author Nadine Gordimer died at 90.
Aug 12: US Academy Award-winning actor Robin Williams died at 63.
Oct 21: International fashion designer Oscar de la Renta died at 82.
Oct 22: Washington Post executive editor Ben Bradlee died at 93.
Oct 28: Zambian President Michael Sata died at 77
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