Space Shuttle ''Endeavour'' Space Shuttle Endeavour undocks from the International Space Station to return to earth on its final mission.
Italian Voters in Italian cities including Milan and Naples go to the polls for the second round of local government elections with candidates supported by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi losing in both cities.
Chinese A Han Chinese man is to face trial for the killing of a Mongolian man, amid a crackdown on ethnic protests in the Inner Mongolia region of China.
Egyptian President The sons of former President of Egypt Hosni Mubarak, Alaa Mubarak and Jamal Mubarak, are detained in custody for another 15 days over accumulating wealth by unfair means.
Saudi Arabia A human rights advocate claims that Saudi Arabia has released Manal al-Sherif, detained for breaking the law against women drivers.
President Eun Jin-soo, a former aide to the President of South Korea Lee Myung-bak, is arrested on bribery charges.
Guwahati At least 26 people die following a bus crash near Guwahati, the capital of India's Assam state.
Associated Press The Associated Press claims that an unreleased U.S. Agency for International Development report claims that the death toll from the 2010 Haiti earthquake was much less than claimed by the Government of Haiti.
E. coli contamination The death toll from an "E. coli" outbreak in Germany rises to 14 as it spreads to other parts of northern Europe.
Development Bank of Japan The Development Bank of Japan announces plans to establish a 50 billion yen fund to assist auto parts manufacturers hurt by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
Germany Germany's ruling coalition led by Chancellor Angela Merkel pledges to end all nuclear power by 2022.
Madrid Thousands of anti-government demonstrators vote to continue a mass sit-in against economic cuts in Madrid, following last Friday's targeting of civilians in Barcelona by police with batons and rubber bullets.
Arab Spring Al Jazeera captures "western troops on the ground" in Libya, the first time this has been confirmed.
Four Yemeni army soldiers are killed and dozens injured in an ambush while travelling to the al Qaeda held city of Zinjibar.
United States Marine Corps General John Toolan issues a statement apologising for the deaths of nine Afghan civilians in a NATO bombing raid on behalf of himself, General David Petraeus and Lieutenant General David Rodriguez.
Russia Documents discovered in a Russian archive suggest that Adolf Hitler ordered Rudolf Hess to go to the United Kingdom to negotiate with Winston Churchill over a World War II peace deal in 1941.