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Monday July 04 2011 

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July 4 – July 10
Mladic faces tribunal again; US marks Independence Day; Americas summit; Stubbs masterpiece for sale; Winter Olympics winner named; space shuttle’s final launch; South Sudan bows in; British Grand Prix

Monday
JULY 4

Mladic war crimes tribunal
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander, appears for a second time before the International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague, having been given 30 days to enter a plea over alleged atrocities, including the massacre of 8,000 Muslims at Srebrenica in 1995.

European roaming charges
The European Commission 
presents in Brussels its proposals for updated European Union roaming rules to cut voice, text and data costs when current rules expire in June 2012.

Future on the cards
The Future of Cards and Payments conference takes place over two days in London. Executives from banks, issuers and the retail sector will discuss regulation issues, fraud, technological innovations and cost-cutting strategies.

Islamic bankers meet
The two-day Asia Islamic Banking Conference is held in Kuala Lumpur.

Health secretary speaks
Andrew Lansley, UK health secretary, addresses the 
Faculty of Public Health annual conference in Birmingham on the government’s planned health service reforms.

Trading experiment
An experiment aiming to prove that anybody can be successful in trading on the stock exchange begins in London, with Mike Baghdady of London-based Training Traders giving 15 novices £100,000 each to trade on the financial and commodity markets.

Paris hits the catwalk
Paris Fashion Weekoffers collections of haute couture women’s wear for autumn and winter (until July 7).

US independence holiday
The US celebrates Independence Day, 
with the Senate going into recess until July 10.

Tuesday
JULY 5

Americas nations gather
The inaugural summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States takes place in Caracas, Venezuela, over two days. The Celac grouping includes all the Americas countries except the US and Canada.

Renewables on show
All About Energy, the international conference and exhibition on renewable energies, opens in Fortaleza, Brazil (until July 8).

Lagarde begins IMF work
Christine Lagarde begins her five-year term as managing director of the International 
Monetary Fund.

Paris finance forum
The Paris Europlace International Financial Forum takes place over two days, offering banks, finance houses, law and accounting firms an opportunity to present their services and products.

ECB on emerging Europe
The European Central Bank holds a conference in Frankfurt on challenges facing the emerging markets of Europe (until July 7).

Old Master auctioned
George Stubbs’ 1765 painting of racehorse Gimcrack is auctioned at Christie’s in London, with estimates in excess of £20m.

Finance cuts weighed
The UK Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy annual conference in Birmingham (until July 7) explores the consequences of government spending cuts.

Wednesday
JULY 6

Navy future considered
The role of the UK Royal Navy following the government’s strategic defence and security review is debated at a two-day conference staged by the Royal United Services Institute in London.

World engineers assemble
The World Congress on Engineering takes place in London (until July), providing an international assembly of engineers and computer scientists presenting their research.

Winter Olympics winner
The International Olympic Committee announces the 2018 Winter Olympics host at a session in Durban, South Africa. The candidates are Annecy, Pyeong-chang and Munich.

Romney visits London
US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, regarded by many as the frontrunner for the party nomination, visits London to raise campaign money from expatriate Americans.

Asia Pacific Cities summit
The Asia Pacific Cities Summit begins in Brisbane with speakers including Sir Richard Branson, head of the Virgin Group, and Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, focusing on sustainability and managing rapid growth in cities (until July 8).

Non-fiction prize awarded
The BBC Samuel Johnson Prize For Non-Fiction awards take place in London.

Thursday
JULY 7

Cyprus reunification talks
Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary-general, hosts renewed talks in Geneva between Dimitris Christofias, Cyprus president, and Dervis Eroglu, the Turkish-Cypriot leader, with the aim of reunifying the island.

Friday
JULY 8

Shuttle’s final countdown
The space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to launch on the final shuttle mission to the international space station before the three-strong fleet is retired.

Economists meet in Aix
The Rencontres Economiques d’Aix-en-Provence takes place in the southern French town, organised by the Cercle des économistes (until July 10).

Church synod meets
The General Synod of the Chuch of England, the church’s national assembly, meets in York (until July 12).

Saturday
JULY 9

Sudan’s formal breach
South Sudan becomes the first new country in Africa since Eritrea in 1993 after a referendum in the returned a 99 per cent result in favour of seceding from the north. Salva Kiir becomes the first president.

Sunday
JULY 10

Syria opens national talks
Bashar al-Assad, Syria’s president, holds talks with opposition groups to set the framework for a national dialogue after weeks of unrest.

Britain hosts grand prix
The British Grand Prix, part of the Formula One world championships, takes place at Silverstone.

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