French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday said it would release nearly a million copies of a special issue to mark a year since jihadis killed a dozen people in its Paris office.
The coin's issue, to mark the 150th anniversary of Hamsun's birth, comes seven years after a ferocious debate over naming an Oslo street after the author, an idea which was eventually dropped after public outrage.
Three papers serving Cumbria - the Cumberland News, Whitehaven News and the Times and Star for Workington and Cockermouth - last week published a special issue to mark the 40th anniversary of the foundation of the Cumbrian local authority.
It is The Green Guide to Yale University and New Haven, issued to mark Yale's 300th anniversary next year.
Issued to mark the 150th anniversary of Strauss's birth and the centenary of the premiere, CPO's recording is beautiful.
In a statement issued to mark the merger, the group, which originally called itself Jund al-Islam, or Soldiers of Islam, declared its intention to "undertake jihad in this region" in order to carry out "God's will".
Labour Leader Ed Miliband and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, both of whom have declared they do not believe in God, have placed their favourite churches on a list issued to mark the 60th anniversary of the National Churches Trust.
"This rehabilitation of rights erases penal condemnations, particularly fines and legal costs, and stops any future incapacities that result from them," said a presidential decree issued to mark the CAR's 50th anniversary of independence from France.
Introducing Beckett's later novels in a new Grove edition of the writer's work issued to mark his centenary this year, Salman Rushdie takes the opposite — or, life being what it is, perhaps the identical — view: "These books, whose ostensible subject is death, are in fact books about life".
The letter, issued to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan this week, is in part another response from the Muslim world to a speech made by Pope Benedict XVI in his hometown, Regensburg, Germany, in September 2006, in which he suggested that Islam is a religion of violence.
It was a groundbreaking film about a relationship between a Maori woman and a white man; in 1996, a still of Bayler and his co-star, Kay Ngarimu, was featured on a postage stamp issued to mark the centenary of New Zealand cinema.
