List of national days of mourning (2000–2019)

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This is a list of national days of mourning between 2000 and 2019. It does not include annual remembrance events.

Finnish flag at half-staff due to the 2011 Norway attacks.

2000–2004

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Country Year Days Reason Notes
 Spain 2000 7 Death of Queen Mother Princess María de las Mercedes of Bourbon-Two Sicilies [1]
 Lebanon 2000 3 Death of former Prime Minister Saeb Salam [2]
 Ukraine 2000 2 Victims of a tragedy at a mine in Sukhodilsk [3]
 Tunisia 2000 7 Death of first President of Tunisia Habib Bourguiba [4][5][6]
 Algeria 3 [4]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2000 At least 2 Victims of the 2000 N'djili Airport explosion [7]
 Sierra Leone 2000 7 Death of Maxwell Khobe [8]
 Syria 2000 40 Death of President of Syria Hafez al-Assad All television stations interrupted normal programming and radio stations played mournful music, theatres, entertainment places were closed, and concerts were canceled. On the day of the funeral, shops, schools, banks and other offices were closed, and the city's normally busy traffic was absent.[9]
 Lebanon 7 State and private television stations played classical music, recitations from the Quran and clips from Syrian state television related to his death. Flags were to fly at half mast above all Lebanese official institutions and buildings. Theatres, restaurants, and clubs have cancelled their programmes in an act of respect. Lebanese government has also announced its schools, universities and technical institutions will be closed on Tuesday, when Assad's funeral is due to take place.[10]
 Egypt 3 [11]
 Morocco [12]
 Libya During this period, flags flew on half masts, and two TV and radio stations in Libya broadcast religious programs in honor of Al-Assad.[13]
 Jordan [14]
 UAE [15]
 Iran [16]
 Palestine [11][17]
 Oman [18]
 Yemen [19]
 Kuwait [20]
 Qatar [21]
 Brazil 2000 3 Death of Barbosa Lima Sobrinho [22][23]
 Germany 2000 1 Victims of the Air France Flight 4590 96 German citizens were among those killed.[24]
 Russia 2000 1 Victims of the Kursk submarine disaster [25]
 Bahrain 2000 3 Victims of Gulf Air Flight 072 [26]
 Bahamas 2000 10 Death of first prime minister Lynden Pindling [27]
 Mauritius 2000 1 Death of first president Veerasamy Ringadoo [28]
 United States Virgin Islands 2000 2 Death of Harold Thompson Jr [29]
 Cuba 2000 3 Death of former Prime Minister of Canada Pierre Trudeau [30]
 Sri Lanka 2000 2 Death of former prime minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike [31]
 Ivory Coast 2000 1 Victims of Clashes [32]
 Austria 2000 2 Victims of the Kaprun disaster [33][34][35]
 Tuvalu 2000 4 Death of prime minister Ionatana Ionatana [36]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2001 30 Assassination of President Laurent-Désiré Kabila A 30-day period of national mourning was announced. Monday, January 22 and Tuesday, January 23, were declared bank holidays.[37][38]
 Zimbabwe 3 [39]
 FR Yugoslavia 2001 1 Victims of the Podujevo bus bombing 18 February declared national day of mourning.[40]
 Portugal 2001 2 Victims of the Hintze Ribeiro Bridge disaster [41][42]
 Andorra 2001 2 Death of Enric Paris Torres [43]
 Brazil 2001 7 Death of Mário Covas [23]
 Ghana 2001 3 Victims of the 2001 Accra stampede [44]
 Nepal 2001 13 Victims of the Nepalese royal massacre [45]
 India 3 [46]
 Bhutan [47]
 Bangladesh 1 [48]
 Sri Lanka [49]
 Russia 2001 1 Victims of the crash of Vladivostok Air Flight 352 [50]
 Tanzania 2001 7 Death of Vice-President of Tanzania Omar Ali Juma [51]
 Portugal 2001 2 Death of former President Francisco da Costa Gomes [42]
 Brazil 2001 3 Death of Jorge Amado [23]
 Macedonia 2001 1 Victims of the Battle of Tetovo 9 August 2001 declared a national day of mourning[52]
 Ukraine 2001 1 Victims of a tragedy at mine in Donetsk [3]
 Portugal 2001 3 Victims of the September 11 attacks [42]
 Poland Several Polish citizens were among those killed.[53]
 Argentina [54]
 Brazil [23]
 Dominican Republic [55]
 Gambia [56]
 Liberia [57]
 El Salvador [58]
 Guatemala [59]
 Costa Rica 2 [60]
 Paraguay [61]
 United States 1 Almost all TV and radio stations interrupted regular programming on news of the attacks. Many states declared a state of emergency. After the terrorist attacks, in fear of further attacks and as a gesture of respect for the victims, government institutions, offices, banks, schools, universities and the stock exchange were closed for a few days. Many public events, film screenings, theater performances, concerts, entertainment venues and many major sporting events in North America were cancelled. President George W. Bush proclaimed September 14, 2001, a "National Day of Prayer and Remembrance."[62][63][64][65]
 Canada [66]
 European Union EU leaders declared 14 September a European Day of Mourning across all member states. Citizens were asked to observe 3 minutes of silence at midday CET.[67]
 France [68]
 Ireland Schools and businesses were closed across the country and all sports, public functions and entertainment were canceled.[69]
 Romania [70]
 Latvia [71]
 Czech Republic [72]
 Cyprus [73]
 Croatia [74]
 Albania [74]
 Greece [73]
 Israel [75]
 South Korea [76]
 Philippines [77]
 Slovenia [78]
 Bulgaria [79]
 Turkey [80]
 Tanzania [81]
 Togo [82]
 Equatorial Guinea [83]
 Brazil 2001 3 Death of Roberto Campos [23]
 Mozambique 2001 1 Death of Oswaldo Assahel Tazama [84]
 Suriname 2001 3 Death of Chairman of the National Assembly Jagernath Lachmon [85]
 Dominican Republic 2001 3 Death of former President Juan Bosch [86][87]
 Malaysia 2001 7 Death of King Salahuddin of Selangor First time national mourning was observed in the country since 1964 and is the second of three times national mourning was announced in Malaysia.[88]
 Bulgaria 2001 1 7 children killed in a stampede in front of a disco bar in Sofia [89][90]
 Zambia 2001 1 Death of first Prime minister Mainza Chona [91]
 Senegal 2001 15 Death of first President of Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor Many cultural, entertainment and sports events have been canceled.[92][93]
 Togo 3 [94]
 Central African Republic 2 [94]
 Peru 2001/2 2 Victims of the Mesa Redonda fire [95]
 India 2002 2 Death of G M C Balayogi [96]
 United Kingdom 2002 10 Death of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother [97]
 Canada 1 [98]
 Philippines 2002 1 Death of Levi Celerio [99]
 Philippines 2002 1 Death of Lucio San Pedro [100]
 Somaliland 2002 7 Death of President Muhammad Haji Ibrahim Egal [101]
 Nigeria 2002 2 Victims of the crash of EAS Airlines Flight 4226 [102]
 Bolivia 2002 30 Death of former president Hugo Banzer [103]
 Mozambique 2002 3 Victims of the Tenga rail disaster [104]
 Tanzania 2002 2 Victims of the Igandu train collision [105]
 Ukraine 2002 1 Victims of a tragedy at a mine in Ukrainsk [3]
 Afghanistan 2002 1 Assassination of Vice President of Afghanistan Haji Abdul Qadeer July 9th is the day of national mourning. Flags were flown at half-mast.[106][107]
 Dominican Republic 2002 3 Death of former President Joaquín Balaguer [108][109]
 Ukraine 2002 1 Victims of the Sknyliv air show disaster [3]
 Ukraine 2002 1 Victims of a tragedy at a mine in Donetsk [3]
 Russia 2002 1 Victims of the 2002 Khankala Mi-26 crash [110]
 Senegal 2002 3 Victims of the sinking of the MV Le Joola [111]
 Finland 2002 1 Victims of the Myyrmanni bombing [112]
 Australia 2002 1 Victims of the Bali bombings 20 October declares national day of mourning. 202 people were killed in the attacks, including 88 Australian citizens.[113]
 Russia 2002 1 Victims of the Moscow theater hostage crisis [114]
 Ukraine 2002 1 Victims of crash of Aeromist-Kharkiv Flight 2137 [3]
 Nauru 2003 At least 2 Death of president Bernard Dowiyogo Flags at half mast.[115]
 Serbia and Montenegro 2003 3 Assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić [116][117][118]
 Republic of Srpska 1 [119]
 American Samoa 2003 1 Death of governor Tauese Sunia [120]
 Serbia and Montenegro 2003 1 Victims of Goraždevac murders [121][122]
 Brazil 2003 3 Death of former Vice President Aureliano Chaves [23]
 Spain 2003 2 Victims of the UM Airlines Flight 4230 [123][124]
 Philippines 2003 2 Death of former Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez [125]
 Brazil 2003 3 Death of Roberto Marinho [23]
 Brazil 2003 3 Death of Sérgio Vieira de Mello [23]
 Kenya 2003 14 Death of vice president Michael Kijana Wamalwa [126]
 Italy 2003 1 Victims of the Nasiriyah bombing 18 Italian troops, including 12 Carabinieri policemen were killed in the blast along with an Italian civilian. A further 20 Italians and 80 Iraqis were wounded. November 18 The day of the state funeral of the fallen soldiers was a day of national mourning.[127]
 Central African Republic 2003 30 Death of 1st President David Dacko [128]
 Azerbaijan 2003 7 Death of former President Heydar Aliyev All public entertainment was cancelled, and foreign television channels and radio stations were taken off the air.[129]
 Benin 2003 3 Victims of the crash of UTA Flight 141 [130]
 Lebanon 2 [131]
 Bangladesh 1 [132]
 Bulgaria 2003 1 Bulgarian soldiers killed in the 2003 Karbala bombings [133][90]
 Dominica 2004 11 Death of prime minister Pierre Charles National mourning on January 7-17.[134]
 Philippines 2004 7 Death of former vice president Salvador Laurel [135]
 Macedonia 2004 3 Death of President of Macedonia Boris Trajkovski The president died in a plane crash.[136]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 [137]
 Comoros 2004 3 Victims of Cyclone Gafilo [138]
 Madagascar 1 [139]
 Argentina 2004 3 Victims of the 2004 Madrid train bombings [140]
 Spain National mourning from 12 to 14 March. The flags were lowered half-mast. Television and radio stations canceled entertainment programs. Many public events were canceled as a sign of respect for the victims of the bombings. 130 Spanish citizens were among those killed[141]
 Costa Rica 2 [60]
 Poland National mourning on March 12 and 13. Flags lowered half-mast. 4 Polish citizens were among those killed.[53]
 Portugal 1 March 12 is the day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast.[142][42]
 Romania March 14 is the day of national mourning. Flags lowered half-mast. 16 Romanian citizens were among those killed[70]
 Palestine 2004 3 Assassination of Hamas leader Ahmed Yassin [143]
 Serbia and Montenegro 2004 1 Victims of the 2004 unrest in Kosovo Day of mourning declared separately by the Government of Serbia and of Montenegro.[144]
 Fiji 2004 1 Death of first President Kamisese Mara [145]
 Bulgaria 2004 1 Victims of a bus accident in the Lim river [90][146]
 Philippines 2004 1 Death of Nick Joaquin [147]
 Philippines 2004 1 Death of Jose M. Maceda [148]
 United States 2004 1 Death of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan Federal agencies and departments were closed.[149]
 Portugal 2004 1 Death of former Minister António de Sousa Franco [42]
 Gabon 2004 3 Victims of Gabon Express Flight 221 [150]
 Brazil 2004 3 Death of Leonel Brizola [23]
 Austria 2004 4 Death of President of Austria Thomas Klestil [151]
 Portugal 2004 1 Death of Carlos Paredes [42]
 Ukraine 2004 2 Victims of a tragedy at a mine in Rodynske [3]
 Costa Rica 2004 3 Victims of the 2004 Costa Rica hostage crisis During a hostage crisis in July 2004, a Costa Rican policeman shot and killed three people inside the Chilean embassy and then turned the gun on himself after learning he was to lose his job protecting the embassy. National flags were lowered to half-mast for a period of three days.[60][152]
 Belgium 2004 1 Victims of an explosion at an industrial park in Ath [153]
 Paraguay 2004 3 Victims of the Ycuá Bolaños supermarket fire [154]
 Russia 2004 1 Victims of the 2004 Russian aircraft bombings [155]
 Nepal 2004 1 12 Nepalese hostages killed in Iraq [156]
 Russia 2004 2 Victims of the Beslan school siege [157]
 Portugal 2004 1 Death of President of Portuguese Constitutional court Luís Nunes de Almeida [42]
 Greece 2004 3 Death of Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria [158]
 United Arab Emirates 2004 40 Death of President of the United Arab Emirates Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan At the time of the announcement of the president's death, radio and TV stations were broadcasting Koranic verses, and schools, ministries, businesses and other offices were closed for several days.[159]
 Jordan [160]
 Bahrain Entertainment shows and concerts have been banned.[161]
 Yemen 3 [162]
 Algeria [163]
 Libya Flags were lowered to half mast and all ceremonies and events were canceled.[164]
 Lebanon State flags at all government, ministerial and public facilities were lowered to half-mast. Radio and television stations in Lebanon stopped broadcasting their regular programs and replaced them with verses from the Koran and classical music.[165]
 Pakistan [166]
 Palestine 2004 40 Death of PNA President Yasser Arafat For three days, shops, schools, offices and businesses were closed.[167]
 Cuba 3 [168]
 Egypt [167][169]
 Jordan State-run Jordan radio and television replaced regular programming with recitations of Quranic verses interrupted only by hourly news bulletins.[167][169]
 Lebanon [167][169]
 Libya [167][169]
 Morocco [167][169]
 North Korea [170][171]
 India All flags on government buildings have flown at half-mast and official functions have been cancelled.[172]
 Pakistan [173]
 Bangladesh National flags lowered half-mast.[174]
 Qatar [175]
 Tunisia [167][169]
 Yemen [167][169]
 Brazil 2004 3 Death of Celso Furtado [23]
 India 2004 7 Death of former Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao [176]
 Marshall Islands 2004/5 7 Victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami [177]
 Maldives At least 3 [178]
 Indonesia 3 [179]
 Thailand [180]
 Australia 1 [181]
 Philippines [182]
 Sri Lanka [183]
 Albania [184]
 Malta [185]
 Switzerland [186]
 Finland [183]
 Norway [183]
 Sweden [183]
 Denmark Only time national mourning was declared in Denmark.[183]
 Germany [187]
 Poland [53]
 Czech Republic [188]
 Canada [189]
 Guyana [190]
 São Tomé and Príncipe National mourning on January 11.[191]
 Argentina 2004/5 3 Victims of the Cromañón nightclub fire [citation needed]
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2005–2009

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Country Year Days Reason Notes
 Luxembourg 2005 6 Death of Princess Joséphine Charlotte of Belgium [192]
 Portugal 2005 1 Death of President of Portuguese Supreme Court of Justice Jorge Alberto Aragão Seia [pt] [42]
 Georgia 2005 2 Death of Prime Minister of Georgia Zurab Zhvania [193][194]
 Togo 2005 60 Death of President of Togo Gnassingbé Eyadéma [195]
 Portugal 2005 1 Death of Sister Lucia [42]
 Lebanon 2005 3 Assassination of former Prime Minister of Lebanon Rafic Hariri Schools, shops and offices closed for three days of official mourning.[196][197]
 Holy See 2005 9 Death of Pope John Paul II [198]
 Brazil 7 [199][200][201][23]
 Nicaragua [202]
 Poland 6 At the time of the Pope's death, all television stations suspended their normal schedules, devoted most of the airtime to current events in the Vatican and memories of the deceased pope, and throughout the entire mourning week, Polish music television presented calm, subdued music. Theaters, cinemas and entertainment venues were closed. Exhibitions, concerts and sport's games were cancelled. Schools, banks, offices, companies and shopping centers were closed on the day of the funeral.[53]
 Venezuela 5 [203]
 Lithuania [204][205]
 Philippines [206][201]
 Paraguay [201]
 Gabon [201]
 Ghana 4 [207]
 Costa Rica [201][60]
 Italy 3 Flags were lowered to half-staff. All Italian league games postponed to next week, other sports events also postponed. Schools and offices closed on the day of the funeral.[208][209][210][211][212]
 San Marino On April 3, 4 and 5 and the day of the funeral ceremony, all public performances are suspended. In the afternoon of April 4, all activities in offices and construction sites were suspended from 4.30 pm.[213][214]
 Portugal Many entertainment places have been closed.[215][42]
 Slovakia [216]
 Croatia April 4, April 5 and April 8, the day of the Pope's funeral were days of national mourning. On mourning days, there are no cultural, entertainment and sports events.[217]
 Malta Government and public institutions as well as places of entertainment were closed for a period of 3 days of mourning.[218]
 Lebanon All TV and radio stations interrupted their normal programming for live coverage of events unfolding in the Vatican. National flags were lowered to half-mast on all government and public buildings and radio and television programming was changed to a more subdued schedule.[219][220][221]
 Argentina [222]
 Chile [203]
 Cuba National mourning on April 3, 4 and 5. The government suspended all entertainment and public celebrations, including the final matches of the baseball championship, Cuba's most popular sport.[223][224][225]
 Peru Flags at half-mast. Monday, April 4, 2005, was declared a national holiday.[226][227]
 Bolivia [201]
 Ecuador [228]
 Haiti [203]
 Panama [203]
 Guatemala [203]
 East Timor [201][229]
 El Salvador [230][231]
 Dominican Republic [232]
 Egypt [226]
 Nigeria [219]
 Guinea-Bissau Entertainment and nightclubs were closed on April 4–6 and on the funeral on April 8.[233]
 Cape Verde The flags were lowered half-mast. On April 8, the day of the Pope's funeral was declared a day off.[201][234]
 São Tomé and Príncipe National flags were flown at half-mast at government and public facilities. Cultural and sporting events were suspended.[235]
 Equatorial Guinea Flags were flown at half-mast on government and public buildings. All official offices were closed for three days.[236]
 Belize National flags were lowered to half-mast on government and public buildings.[237]
 India Government institutions were closed during mourning and some schools.[238][239]
 Central African Republic [240]
 Colombia 2 [203]
 Zambia [241]
 Kosovo [201]
 Romania 1 [70]
 Czech Republic [242]
 Hungary [243]
 Slovenia The day of the Pope's funeral was a day of national mourning. Many cultural, sporting, and entertainment events were canceled and the Holy Father was honored with a three-minute silence at 10:00.[244]
 Albania [245]
 Ukraine [246][3]
 Uruguay [203]
 Mexico On April 8, the day of the Pope's funeral was declared a day of national mourning. All flags on government and public buildings were lowered to half-mast. All football games and other sports games have been postponed to the next week.[247][248]
 Spain [249]
 Ireland [250]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina [251]
 Sri Lanka April 5 is the day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast.[240]
 Seychelles [252]
 Ivory Coast [253]
 Kenya [254]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo [252]
 Republic of the Congo The Congolese government also declared Friday a public holiday with flags flown at half-mast, schools closed and bars and discos shut.[252][255]
 Malawi [252]
 Mozambique [256]
 Angola [257]
 Bangladesh [258]
 Turkey At least 1 [259]
 Monaco 2005 9 Death of Prince Rainier III Official national mourning from April 7 to April 15. Flags were lowered half-mast on all government and public buildings. Many public events were canceled and those that took place were preceded by a minute of silence. Casinos and schools were closed on the day of the Prince's funeral.[260]
 Philippines 2005 1 Death of Ang Kiu Kok [261]
 Portugal 2005 1 Death of Álvaro Cunhal [42]
 Philippines 2005 4 Death of Cardinal Jaime Sin [262]
 Poland 2005 1 Victims of the 7 July 2005 London bombings 3 Polish citizens were among those killed.[53]
 Equatorial Guinea 2005 3 Victims of the 2005 Equatorial Express Airlines An-24 crash [263]
 Costa Rica 2005 3 Victims of the Hospital Dr. Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia disaster [60]
 United Arab Emirates 2005 7 Death of King Fahd of Saudi Arabia [264]
 Pakistan [264]
 Saudi Arabia 3 Saudi state television interrupted regular broadcasting with recitations from the Qur'an. All offices were closed. Government offices remained closed for the rest of the week but flags weren't at half mast due to the country's law.[265][264]
 Algeria [264]
 Arab League [264]
 Egypt [264]
 Iraq [264]
 Jordan August 2 was a day off for all government and public departments.[264][266]
 Kuwait [264]
 Lebanon Flags on government and public buildings were lowered to half-mast. The government ordered three days of mourning Tuesday and the closure of public buildings.[264]
 Morocco [264]
 Oman [264]
 Palestine [264]
 Qatar [264]
 Senegal [267]
 Syria [264]
 Yemen [264]
 Mali 2 [268]
 Seychelles [269]
 India 1 [270]
 Bangladesh [271]
 Spain [272]
 Sudan 2005 3 Death of former Vice President of Sudan John Garang Flags were lowered half-mast. On August 6, the funeral day was declared a day off.[273][274]
 Uganda 1 Flags were lowered half-mast. On August 6, the funeral day was declared a day off from work.[275][276]
 Sri Lanka 2005 1 Assassination of Minister of Foreign Affairs Lakshman Kadirgamar Monday, August 15 was declared a day of mourning, and schools, cinemas and shops were ordered closed.[277]
 Brazil 2005 3 Death of Miguel Arraes [23]
 Cyprus 2005 3 Victims of the Helios Airways Flight 522 [278]
 Greece 1 [278]
 Eritrea 2005 3 Death of Minister of Foreign affairs Ali Said Abdella [279]
 Iraq 2005 3 Victims of the 2005 Al-Aaimmah bridge stampede [280]
 Pakistan 2005 3 Victims of the 2005 Kashmir earthquake [281]
 Zambia 2005 1 Death of former Ugandan president Milton Obote National mourning on October 24.[282]
 India 2005 7 Death of former President K. R. Narayanan [283]
 United Arab Emirates 2006 40 Death of Prime Minister and Vice President Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum [284]
 Pakistan 1 [285]
 Kuwait 2006 40 Death of Emir Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah The government announced a 40-day period of mourning and said offices would be closed for three days.[286]
 Bahrain Government institutions and offices closed for three days.[287]
 Jordan 7 Jordanian radio and TV stations interrupted their regular program on news of the death of the Emir of Kuwait and began broadcasting verses of the Quran.[288]
 Yemen 3 [289]
 Arab League [290]
 Egypt [291]
 Iraq [292]
 Algeria [293]
 Oman Official national mourning for three days and suspension of ministries and government institutions.[294]
 Syria [295]
 Pakistan [296]
 Mauritius [297]
 Palestine [298]
 India 1 Official entertainment events canceled.[299]
 Montenegro 2006 3 Victims of the 2006 Montenegro train crash [300]
 Slovakia 2006 1 Victims of the 2006 Slovak Air Force Antonov An-24 crash 23 January day of national mourning. Slovakia lowered flags to half-mast and sounded sirens on Monday to mourn the 42 victims killed in the crash. Slovak Television and Slovak Radio cancelled all entertainment programmes for the day.[301][302]
 Kosovo 2006 5 Death of President of Kosovo Ibrahim Rugova Shops and schools were closed on the day funeral.[303][304][305]
 Poland 2006 4 Victims of the Katowice Trade Hall roof collapse Entertainment and cultural events were canceled, and TV stations made changes to their programs.[53]
 Germany 2006 1 Death of former President of Germany Johannes Rau [306]
 Estonia 2006 1 Death of former first President Lennart Meri [307]
 Gabon 2006 7 Death of senate president Georges Rawiri National mourning on April 10–16.[308]
 Guyana 2006 1 Assassination of Satyadeow Sawh [309]
 Russia 2006 1 Victims of the crash of Armavia Flight 967 [310]
 Armenia [311]
 Benin 2006 1 Victims of the 2006 Porga explosion [312]
 Russia 2006 1 Victims of the crash of S7 Airlines Flight 778 [313]
 India 2006 1 Death of Bismillah Khan [314]
 Russia 2006 1 Victims of the crash of Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise Flight 612 [315]
 Ukraine [315]
 Tonga 2006 30 Death of King Tāufaʻāhau Tupou IV [316]
 Kazakhstan 2006 1 Victims of the 2006 Shakhtinsk mining disaster [317]
 Nepal 2006 1 Victims of the 2006 Lelep helicopter crash State Minister Gopal Rai and 23 others were killed.[318]
 Brazil 2006 3 Victims of the Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 [23]
 Poland 2006 3 Victims of the 2006 Halemba Coal Mine disaster [53]
 Nigeria 2006 3 Victims of the ADC Airlines Flight 53 [319]
 Gambia 2006 1 Victims of the 2006 Kanifing East Estate fire [320]
 Lebanon 2006 3 Assassination of Minister Pierre Amine Gemayel [321]
 Djibouti 2006 3 Death of former President Hassan Gouled Aptidon National mourning on November 22–24. The flags were lowered half-mast. Radio and television programs were interrupted to broadcast only verses from the Koran.[322]
 Marshall Islands 2006 7 Death of Ishmael John [323]
 Hungary 2006 1 Death of Ferenc Puskas [324]
 Bulgaria 2006 1 Victims of a bus accident near Byala [90]
 Marshall Islands 2006 7 Death of Justin de Brum [325]
 Turkmenistan 2006 7 Death of President Saparmurat Niyazov Entertainment venues, theaters and cinemas are closed, and concerts and sports are canceled for the time of mourning.[326]
 Libya 2006–7 3 Execution of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Public celebrations around the Eid holiday were canceled.[327]
 United States 2007 1 Death of former U.S. President Gerald Ford Federal agencies and departments were closed.[328]
 Chad 2007 7 Death of Prime Minister Pascal Yoadimnadji [329]
 El Salvador 2007 3 Death of Eduardo D'Abuisson and two other little-known politicians [330]
 Latvia 2007 1 Victims of a fire disaster [331]
 Russia 2007 1 Victims of the Ulyanovskaya Mine disaster, the crash of UTair Flight 471 and a fire at a retirement home [332]
 Mozambique 2007 3 Victims of the 2007 Maputo arms depot explosion [333]
 Armenia 2007 1 Death of Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan [334]
 Solomon Islands 2007 1 Victims of the 2007 Solomon Islands earthquake [335]
 Russia 2007 1 Death of former President Boris Yeltsin April 25, the day of the funeral – the day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast. TV stations canceled their entertainment shows.[336]
 Brazil 2007 3 Death of Octávio Frias [23]
 Kenya 2007 1 Victims of the Kenya Airways Flight 507 [337]
 Cameroon [338]
 Samoa 2007 7 Death of head of state Malietoa Tanumafili II [339][340]
 Malawi 2007 30 Death of First Lady Ethel Mutharika [341]
 Togo 2007 3 Victims of the 2007 Paramount Airlines Mil Mi-8 crash [342]
 Sierra Leone [343]
 Somalia 2007 21 Death of first president Aden Adde [344]
 Wallis and Futuna 2007 180 Death of king Tomasi Kulimoetoke II [345]
 Lebanon 2007 1 Assassination of Walid Eido and 9 others June 14 declared a day of national mourning. The state flags were lowered half-mast. On that day, companies, schools and offices were closed.[346][347]
 Iran 2007 3 Death of Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Fazel Lankarani [348]
 Cuba 2007 1 Death of Vilma Espin [349]
 Mongolia 2007 1 Victims of a helicopter crash First time national mourning was declared in the country since 1984.[350]
 India 2007 7 Death of former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar Singh [351]
 Marshall Islands 2007 7 Death of Senator Fountain Inok [352]
 Brazil 2007 3 Victims of the TAM Airlines Flight 3054 [23]
 Brazil 2007 3 Death of Antônio Carlos Magalhães, Júlio César Redecker and Nélio Dias [23]
 Poland 2007 3 Victims of a bus accident in France 26 Polish pilgrims were killed.[53]
 Afghanistan 2007 3 Death of former King Mohammad Zahir Shah National mourning from 24 to 26 July. The flags were lowered half-mast. Television channels immediately replaced scheduled programs with recitations of the Koran, religious chanting and panel discussions extolling the deceased monarch. All offices in the country have been closed.[354][355]
 Romania 2007 1 Death of Patriarch Teoctist [70]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2007 3 Victims of the Benaleka train accident [356]
 Peru 2007 3 Victims of 2007 Peru earthquake [357]
 Uganda 2007 3 Victims of an accident near Mount Elgon [358]
 Croatia 2007 1 Firefighters killed in the 2007 Croatian coast fires [359]
 Greece 2007 3 Victims of the 2007 Greek forest fires [158]
 Saint Lucia 2007 14 Death of Prime Minister John Compton [360]
 Togo 2007 3 Victims of the 2007 African floods [361]
 Lebanon 2007 1 Assassination of Antoine Ghanem National mourning on September 21.[362]
 Republic of Srpska 2007 3 Death of President Milan Jelic [363]
 Slovenia 2007 1 Victims of the 2007 Slovenia floods National mourning on September 21.[364]
 Falkland Islands 2007 1 Death of Sir Jeremy Moore [365]
 Myanmar 2007 3 Death of prime minister Soe Win National mourning on October 12–14.[366]
 Ukraine 2007 1 Victims of a gas blast in Dnipropetrovsk [367][3]
 Macedonia 2007 1 Death of Toše Proeski October 17, the day of the funeral, a day of national mourning. Flags at half-mast.[368][369]
 Andorra 2007 3 Death of former Prime Minister Josep Pintat Solans [370]
 Dominican Republic 2007 1 Death of Padre Luis Quinn [371]
 Finland 2007 1 Victims of the Jokela school shooting [372]
 Brazil 2007 3 Death of Ottomar Pinto [23]
 Ukraine 2007 2 Victims of a tragedy at Zasyadko coal mine [3]
 Pakistan 2007 3 Assassination of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto All schools, colleges, universities, banks and government offices were closed.[373][374]
 Yemen 2007 3 Death of Abdullah Ibn Hussein Al-Ahmar [375]
 Senegal 2007 3 Death of Serigne Saliou Mbacké [376]
 Macedonia 2008 1 Victims of the 2008 Macedonian Armed Forces Mil Mi-17 crash [377]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina [378]
 Indonesia 2008 7 Death of former President Suharto [379][380]
 Greece 2008 4 Death of Christodoulos of Athens National mourning on January 28–31. The flags were lowered half-mast. The schools were closed on the day of the funeral.[381]
 Kazakhstan 2008 3 Victims of the Abai mine disaster [317]
 Poland 2008 3 Victims of the 2008 Polish Air Force C-295 Mirosławiec crash [53]
 Slovenia 2008 1 Death of former president Janez Drnovšek National mourning on February 25.[364]
 Bulgaria 2008 1 Victims of the Sofia – Kardam train fire [382]
 Benin 2008 3 Death of poet Aimé Césaire [383]
 Ukraine 2008 1 Victims of a crash of helicopter in South China Sea [3][384]
 Kuwait 2008 3 Death of former Emir Saad Al-Salim Al-Sabah [385]
 China 2008 3 Victims of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake Flags at half-mast and all cultural and entertainment activities suspended. Authorities have also decided to momentarily halt the relay of the Olympic torch to honor the dead.[386][387]
 Hong Kong
 Macao [388]
 Bangladesh[a] 1 [389]
 Comoros [390]
 Peru [391]
 Myanmar 2008 3 Victims of Cyclone Nargis [392]
 Bangladesh[a] 1 [389]
 Brazil 2008 3 Death of Jefferson Peres [23]
 Liberia 2008 3 Victims of the 2008 Liberia heatwave National mourning on June 6–8 with flags at half mast.[393]
 Kyrgyzstan 2008 1 Death of author Chinghiz Aitmatov National mourning on June 12.[394]
 Brazil 2008 3 Death of Ruth Cardoso [23]
 Guyana 2008 2 Death of former president Arthur Chung [395]
 Slovenia 2008 1 Victims of the 2008 Blanca canoeing disaster [396]
 Jamaica 2008 1 Death of Gladys Bustamante [397]
 Palestine 2008 3 Death of Mahmoud Darwish [398]
 Georgia 2008 3 Victims of the "humanitarian disaster" in South Ossetia and casualties during the Russo-Georgian War [399]
 Abkhazia 1 [400]
 Russia [401]
 Transnistria [402]
 Spain 2008 3 Victims of the Spanair Flight 5022 [403]
 Kyrgyzstan 2008 1 Victims of the Iran Aseman Airlines Flight 6895 [404]
 Zambia 2008 21 Death of President Levy Mwanawasa Initially was 7 days of mourning. During the national mourning after the president's death, all sports matches and entertainment and cultural events were canceled. On September 3, the day of the president's funeral was declared a day off.[405][406]
 Seychelles 1 [407]
 Slovakia 2008 1 Victims of the 2008 Gospic bus crash in Croatia All victims were Slovak nationals.[408]
 Laos 2008 5 Death of former President Nouhak Phoumsavanh National mourning was declared from September 10 to 14. No ceremonies, balls, or entertainment were held during this period. Flags of all party offices and mass organizations at all levels, embassies, consulates, and Lao People's Democratic Republic missions abroad were flown at half-mast.[409]
 São Tomé and Príncipe 2008 1 Victims of the sinking of the Therese National mourning on September 18.[410]
 Mauritania 2008 3 Decapitation of twelve soldiers [411]
 Finland 2008 1 Victims of the Kauhajoki school shooting [412]
 Kyrgyzstan 2008 1 Victims of the 2008 Kyrgyzstan earthquake [413]
 Zambia 2008 1 Death of former Prime Minister Elijah Mudenda [414]
 Santa Catarina (state of  Brazil) 2008 3 Victims of 2008 Santa Catarina floods [415]
 Maldives 2008 7 Death of former President Ibrahim Nasir [416]
 Ecuador 2008 3 Death of former President Leon Febres Cordero [417][418][419]
 Guinea 2008–9 40 Death of President of Guinea Lansana Conté Throughout the period of mourning, the national flags were lowered to the middle of the mast. Friday, December 26, the day of the president's funeral was declared a day off.[420][421]
 Guinea-Bissau 2008 1 [422]
 Ukraine 2008 1 Victims of the 2008 Yevpatoria gas explosion [3][423]
 United Arab Emirates 2009 7 Death of Ruler of Umm Al Quwain Sheikh Rashid bin Ahmad Al Mualla [424]
 Costa Rica 2009 5 Victims of the 2009 Cinchona earthquake Flags flew at half mast. The Palmares Festival was postponed and other activities were cancelled [425][60]
 South Africa 2009 1 Death of congresswoman Helen Suzman [426]
 India 2009 7 Death of former President Ramaswamy Venkataraman [427]
 Kenya 2009 7 Victims of the 2009 Nakumatt supermarket fire and Molo fire [428]
 Australia 2009 1 Victims of the Black Saturday bushfires [429]
 Guinea-Bissau 2009 7 Assassination of President of Guinea-Bissau João Bernardo Vieira Flags flew at half-mast on government and public buildings. Schools and offices were closed for several days. Many shops were closed for several days. All sporting, entertainment, and cultural events were suspended for the entire period of national mourning. Radio stations played classical and subdued music.[430][431]
 Germany 2009 1 Victims of the Winnenden school shooting [432][433][434]
 Gabon 2009 10 Death of First Lady Edith Lucie Bongo National mourning on March 13–22. Flags at half mast.[435]
 Slovakia 2009 1 Victims of a bus crash in Polomka March 22 was declared a day of national mourning. [citation needed]
 Argentina 2009 3 Death of former President Raúl Alfonsín [436]
 Brazil [437][23]
 Paraguay [438]
 Peru 1 [438]
 Italy 2009 1 Victims of the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake [439]
 Poland 2009 3 Victims of the Kamień Pomorski homeless hostel fire [53]
 Brazil 2009 3 Victims of the accident of Air France Flight 447 [23]
 Mexico 2009 3 Victims of the 2009 Hermosillo daycare center fire [440]
 Guinea-Bissau 2009 3 Death of first president Luís Cabral [441]
 Gabon 2009 30 Death of President Omar Bongo After the announcement of the president's death, almost all shops, restaurants and bars were closed. Businesses and offices were shut and all nightclubs be closed until after the funeral. June 11 and June 16, the day of the president's funeral were declared bank holidays.[442][443][444]
Economic Community of West African States [445]
 Republic of Congo 8 [446]
 Central African Republic 7 [447]
 Benin 3 [448]
 Chad [449][450]
 Equatorial Guinea [451]
 São Tomé and Príncipe [452]
 Chad 2009 10 Death of former president Félix Malloum National mourning on June 13–22.[453]
 Palau 2009 1 Death of Jasper Obakrairur Only time national mourning was observed in Palau [454]
 Micronesia 2009 4 Death of foreign minister Resio S. Moses [Wikidata] [455]
 Comoros 2009 30 Victims of the Yemenia Flight 626 [456]
 South Korea 2009 7 Death of former President of South Korea Roh Moo-hyun [457]
 Armenia 2009 1 Victims of Caspian Airlines Flight 7908 [458]
 Mauritius 2009 3 Death of Jean Margéot [459]
 Brazil 2009 3 Death of Carlos Alberto Menezes Direito [23]
 Bulgaria 2009 1 Victims of the 2009 Yambol bus crash [460]
 Serbia 2009 1 Nine Serbian citizens killed in a traffic accident in Egypt Government declared 17 July the national day of mourning.[461]
 Croatia 2009 1 Victims of the Rudine train derailment 27 July declared national day of mourning.[462]
 Philippines 2009 10 Death of former President Corazon Aquino [463][464][465]
 Jamaica 2009 1 Death of former prime minister Gladys Bustamante National mourning on August 8.[466]
 Slovakia 2009 1 Victims of the 2009 Handlová mine blast National mourning on August 12.[467]
 South Korea 2009 7 Death of former President of South Korea Kim Dae-jung [468][469]
 Serbia 2009 1 Seven workers killed in an accident in the ammunition factory "Prvi partizan" Government declared 5 September the national day of mourning.[470]
 Macedonia 2009 1 Victims of 2009 Lake Ohrid boat accident [471]
 Bulgaria [472]
 Philippines 2009 1 Death of Ka Eraño G. Manalo [473]
 Cuba 2009 1 Death of Vice President of Cuba Juan Almeida Bosque [474]
 Sierra Leone 2009 1 Victims of the 2009 Sierra Leone ferry disaster [475]
 Burundi 2009 5 Victims of the 2009 African Union base bombings in Mogadishu [476]
 Samoa 2009 1 Victims of 2009 Samoa tsunami [477]
 Guinea 2009 2 Victims of the 2009 Conakry Massacre [478]
 Argentina 2009 1 Death of Mercedes Sosa [479]
 Andorra 2009 3 Death of Joan Martí i Alanis [480]
 Poland 2009 2 Victims of the 2009 Wujek-Śląsk mine blast [53]
 Andorra 2009 1 Victims of the 2009 Massana bridge collapse At least 5 deaths.[481]
 Serbia 2009 3 Death of Patriarch Pavle [482]
 Philippines 2009 1 Victims of the Maguindanao massacre [483]
 Russia 2009 1 Victims of the Lame Horse nightclub fire [484]
 Costa Rica 2009 3 Death of former President Rodrigo Carazo [485][60]
 Indonesia 2009–10 7 Death of former President Abdurrahman Wahid [486]
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Country Year Days Reason Notes
 Costa Rica 2010 1 Death of politician Alberto Martén Chavarría [es] [60]
 Suriname 2010 4 Death of former president Johan Ferrier [487]
 Togo 2010 3 Victims of the 2010 Cabida attacks [488]
 Benin 2010 3 Victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake [489]
 Brazil [23]
 Dominican Republic 2 [490]
 Haiti 1 [491][492][493]
 Grenada [494]
 Peru [495][496]
 Lebanon 2010 1 Victims of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 [497]
 Micronesia 2010 4 Death of Andon Amaraich [498]
 Australia 2010 1 Remembrance of the Black Saturday bushfires This was the second day of national mourning for this event.[499]
 Costa Rica 2010 3 Death of former President José Joaquín Trejos Fernández [500][60]
 Portugal 2010 3 Victims of the 2010 Madeira floods and mudslides [501][42]
 Central African Republic 2010 7 Death of former president André Kolingba [502]
 Chile 2010 3 Victims of 2010 Chile earthquake [503][504][505]
 Peru 1 [506]
 São Tomé and Príncipe 2010 5 Death of poet Alda Neves do Espírito Santo [507]
 Cape Verde 1 [508]
 Kazakhstan 2010 1 Victims of Kyzyl-Agash Dam failure [317]
 Nepal 2010 3 Death of former Prime Minister of Nepal Girija Prasad Koirala [509]
 UAE 2010 3 Death of Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed Al Nahyan Cultural and entertainment events canceled during the days of national mourning.[510]
 Kyrgyzstan 2010 2 Victims of the Kyrgyz Revolution of 2010 [511]
 Poland 2010 9 Victims of the Smolensk air disaster in Russia Polish President Lech Kaczyński and other senior officials were killed. Almost all stations stopped the regular broadcast of their program to cover the events related to the Smolensk catastrophe and radio stations for a week of mourning played calm and subdued music. Theaters, cinemas, entertainment venues and clubs have closed, concerts and matches and other sports competitions were cancelled. Shopping centers were closed on the day of the funeral of the presidential couple.[512]
 Lithuania 4 The 4th Day of National Mourning is declared on day of funeral of President of Poland Lech Kaczyński[513]
 Brazil 3 [514][23]
 Costa Rica 2 [60]
 Czech Republic April 17–18 is a day of national mourning. On the day of the funeral of the Polish president, a minute of silence was observed, and flags on government and public buildings were lowered to half-mast.[515]
 Maldives [516]
 Romania 1 April 18, the day of the Polish president's funeral, was declared a day of national mourning. The national flag was flown at half-mast in government, central, and local administrative institutions, as well as at the headquarters of political parties, educational institutions, and diplomatic missions in Romania. Romanian Public Television and Radio adapted their programming to reflect the solemnity taking place in Poland. The National Audiovisual Council recommended that private radio and television stations pay special attention to the production and broadcasting of programs dedicated to the funerals of former Polish president Lech Kaczyński and other victims of the Smolensk tragedy. Matches and other public events were preceded by a minute of silence.[70]
 Hungary April 18, the day of the funeral of the President of Poland, a day of national mourning. National flags flown at half-mast on government and public buildings.[517]
 Slovakia [518]
 Croatia [519]
 Canada [520]
 Spain [521]
 European Union The European Union had a day of mourning on 12 April, and a minute of silence was observed at NATO headquarters in Brussels[522][523][524]
 Georgia [525]
 Bulgaria April 18, the funeral of the Polish president, was a day of national mourning. All Bulgarian flags on government and city buildings were lowered to half-mast as a sign of respect for the victims of the disaster and the Polish nation.[526]
 Ukraine [527][3][528]
 Latvia [513]
 Russia April 12 was declared a day of national mourning in the Russian Federation. Russian state flags were lowered across the country on the day of mourning. Television and radio stations changed their programming, and cultural institutions were asked to commemorate and limit entertainment on the day of mourning.[529]
 Serbia [530]
 Montenegro [531]
 Moldova [532]
 North Macedonia [533]
 Estonia [534]
 Turkey [535]
 Cape Verde [536]
 Zambia 2010 1 Death of Haswel Mwale [537]
 South Korea 2010 5 Victims of ROKS Cheonan sinking [538][539]
 China 2010 1 Victims of the 2010 Yushu earthquake [540]
 Nigeria 2010 7 Death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua All cultural and entertainment events were canceled and the flags were lowered to the middle of the mast. May 6 was also announced a day off from work. In the Nigerian state of Katsina, where the deceased president was governor in 1999–2007, a 7-day bank holiday period was announced from May 6 to May 12, 2010.[541][542]
 Ghana 3 [543]
 Brazil 1 [23]
 Bangladesh 2010 1 Victims of 2010 Dhaka fire [544]
 Portugal 2010 2 Death of José Saramago [42]
 Kyrgyzstan 2010 3 Victims of the 2010 South Kyrgyzstan ethnic clashes [545]
 Republic of Congo 2010 3 Victims of the 2010 Yanga train derailment [546]
 Lithuania 2010 3 Death of former president and Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas [547]
 Lebanon 2010 1 Death of Shiite cleric Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah [548]
 Uganda 2010 7 Victims of 2010 Kampala bombings [549]
 Pakistan 2010 1 Victims of Airblue Flight 202 [550]
 Uganda 2010 5 Death of former president Godfrey Binaisa [551]
 Malta 2010 3 Death of former President Guido de Marco [552]
 China 2010 1 Victims of the 2010 Gansu mudslide Flags were flown at half staff, all public forms of entertainment were suspended, and the country's main websites removed all color from their front pages.[553]
 Hong Kong 2010 3 Victims of Manila hostage crisis [554][555]
 Philippines 1 [556]
 Slovakia 2010 1 Victims of 2010 Bratislava shooting Flags fly at half-mast.[557]
 Guatemala 2010 1 Victims of the 2010 Guatemala landslides [558]
 Ukraine 2010 1 Victims of Marhanets train accident [559][3][560]
 Barbados 2010 10 Death of prime minister David Thompson Mourning Period started on October 23 and ended on the day of the state funeral, flags were put at half mast [561]
 Argentina 2010 3 Death of former President of Argentina Néstor Kirchner National mourning on October 27–29. All flags on government and public buildings were lowered to half mast. All Argentinian football league games were postponed until the following week.[562][563][564]
 Union of South American Nations [565]
 Brazil [566][23]
 Venezuela [567][568]
 Chile [569]
 Colombia [570]
 Uruguay [571]
 Paraguay [572][573]
 Ecuador [574]
 Peru 1 [575]
 Brazil 2010 3 Death of Romeu Tuma [23]
 Cambodia 2010 1 Victims of the Phnom Penh stampede [576]
 New Zealand 2010 1 Victims of Pike River Mine disaster [577][578]
 Marshall Islands 2010 7 Death of Atama Zedkaia [579]
 Dominican Republic 2010 3 Death of former President Salvador Jorge Blanco [580]
 Brazil 2011 3 Victims of the January 2011 Rio de Janeiro floods and mudslides [581]
 Tunisia 2011 3 Victims killed in the Tunisian Revolution [582]
 Lithuania 2011 1 Death of Justinas Marcinkevičius [583]
 Estonia 2011 1 Victims of the 2011 Haapsalu fire [584]
 Chile 2011 2 Death of judge Mario Garrido Montt [es] [585]
 Nepal 2011 3 Death of former Prime Minister of Nepal Krishna Prasad Bhattarai [586]
 Tonga 2011 7 Victims of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami [587]
 Maldives 3 [588]
 Peru 1 [589]
 Turkey [590]
 Palau [591]
 Monaco 2011 14 Death of Princess Antoinette, Baroness of Massy [592][593]
 Brazil 2011 7 Death of former President José Alencar [23]
 Brazil 2011 3 Victims of the Rio de Janeiro school shooting [594][23]
 Belarus 2011 1 Victims of the 2011 Minsk Metro bombing [595]
 Bolivia 2011 30 Death of former President Lidia Gueiler [596]
 Central African Republic 2011 7 Death of former president Ange-Félix Patassé [597]
 Ivory Coast 2011 3 Victims of post-election violence [598]
 Abkhazia 2011 3 Death of President of Abkhazia Sergei Bagapsh National mourning from May 31 to June 2. The entertainment programs will be postponed.[599][600]
 Transnistria 1 National mourning on June 2. Flags lowered to half mast. Entertainment programs were cancelled.[601]
 Bulgaria 2011 1 Victims of a bus accident on the Trakia motorway [602]
 Andorra 2011 1 Victims of the 2011 Andorra helicopter crash [603]
 Zambia 2011 7 Death of former President Frederick Chiluba National mourning from June 20 to June 27. The flags were lowered half-mast. Radio and TV stations gave up entertainment programs during the national mourning. It has also been instructed that all entertainment activities be suspended or canceled.[604]
 Brazil 2011 7 Death of former President Itamar Franco [605][23]
 Russia 2011 1 Victims of the sinking of the Bulgaria cruise ship [606]
 Cyprus 2011 3 Victims of the 2011 Zygi explosion [607]
 Morocco 2011 3 Victims of the 2011 Royal Moroccan Air Force C-130 crash [608]
 Ivory Coast 2011 3 Victims of the 2011 Abidjan bus accident [609]
 Comoros 2011 3 Capsizing of a boat [610]
 Ukraine 2011 1 Victims of tragedies at Sukhodilska–Skhidna coal mine and Bazhanov coal mine [3][611]
 Norway 2011 1 Victims of the 2011 Norway attacks August 21 was a day of national mourning.[612]
 Mexico 2011 3 Victims of the 2011 Monterrey casino attack [440]
 Chile 2011 2 Victims of the 2011 Chilean Air Force C2-12 crash [613]
 Kenya 2011 2 Victims of the 2011 Nairobi pipeline fire [614]
 Belize 2011 7 Death of first prime minister George Cadle Price [615]
 Cape Verde 2011 5 Death of first president Aristides Pereira [616]
 Somalia 2011 3 Victims of the 2011 Mogadishu bombing [617]
 Bahrain 2011 3 Death of Saudi Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud [618]
 Kuwait [619]
 United Arab Emirates [620]
 Djibouti National flags at half-mast. All official cultural and artistic activities and festivals suspended, recitation of the Holy Quran limited to Republic Television and Radio.[621]
 Jordan 1 [622]
 Lebanon [623]
 Palestine [624]
 Pakistan 2011 10 Death of former First Lady Begum Nusrat Bhutto The government declared a public holiday and flags flew at half-mast as offices, shops and schools closed.[625]
 Niger 2011 3 Death of former president Ali Saibou [626]
 Dominica 2011 1 Death of singer Jeff Joseph [fr] [627]
 Cape Verde 2011 2 Death of Cesária Évora [628][629][630]
 North Korea 2011 13 Death of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-il Official mourning period. All entertainment and music activities suspended, theaters closed for the period of mourning.[631][632]
2011–14 1,097 Total mourning period
 Cuba 2011 3 [633]
 Czech Republic 2011 3 Death of Václav Havel, former president of the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia Concerts, exhibitions and theatrical performances were mostly canceled while casinos and gambling bars were closed. Businesses and citizens were asked to reconsider celebratory events.[634]
 Slovakia 1 [635]
 Macedonia 2012 1 Death of former President Kiro Gligorov [636][637]
 Guinea-Bissau 2012 7 Death of President Malam Bacai Sanhá [638]
 Cape Verde 1 [639]
 Northern Cyprus 2012 7 Death of former President Rauf Denktaş [640]
 Turkey 4 [641]
 Egypt 2012 3 Victims of the Port Said Stadium riot [642]
 Bulgaria 2012 1 Victims of flooding in Biser [643]
 Central African Republic 2012 1 Death of businessman Joseph Icham Kamach [644]
 Kosovo 2012 1 Victims of a natural disaster in Restelicë [645]
 Argentina 2012 2 Victims of 2012 Buenos Aires rail disaster [646]
 Poland 2012 2 Victims of the Szczekociny rail crash [53]
 Belgium 2012 1 Victims of the Sierre coach crash in Switzerland Most of the victims were from Belgium.[647]
 Egypt 2012 3 Death of Coptic Patriarch Pope Shenouda III [648]
 Tonga 2012 At least 90 Death of King George Tupou V [649]
 Malawi 2012 10 Death of President Bingu wa Mutharika [650]
 Algeria 2012 8 Death of first president Ahmed Ben Bella [651]
 Nicaragua 2012 3 Death of Tomás Borge [652]
 Kazakhstan 2012 1 Victims of Arkankengen massacre [317]
 Albania 2012 1 Victims of Qafa e Vishës bus accident [653][654]
 Italy 2012 1 Victims of the 2012 Northern Italy earthquakes Day of mourning on June 4.[655]
 Nigeria 2012 3 Victims of the crash of Dana Air Flight 992 [656]
 Kenya 2012 3 Victims of the 2012 Kenya Police helicopter crash [657]
 Zambia 2012 1 Death of Mundia Sikatana [658]
 Russia 2012 1 Victims of the 2012 Krasnodar Krai floods and a Russian bus accident in Ukraine [659]
 Brazil 2012 3 Death of Dom Eugênio Sales [23]
 Tanzania 2012 3 Victims of the 2012 Zanzibar boat accident [660]
 Egypt 2012 3 Victims of the August 2012 Sinai attack [661]
 Ghana 2012 7 Death of President John Atta Mills [662][663][664]
 Croatia 2012 1 Death of Parliament Speaker Boris Šprem [665]
 Iran 2012 2 Victims of 2012 East Azerbaijan earthquakes It was also decreed in East Azerbaijan
 South Africa 2012 7 Victims of Marikana massacre [666]
 Philippines 2012 6 Death of Jesse Robredo in a plane crash [667][668]
 Ethiopia 2012 13 Death of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi [669]
 South Sudan 3 [670]
 Malta 2012 2 Death of former Prime Minister Dom Mintoff [671]
 Venezuela 2012 3 Victims of the Amuay tragedy [672]
 Sri Lanka 2012 1 Death of Weweldeniye Medhalankara Thero [673]
 Bahamas 2012 9 Death of first Attorney General Paul Adderley [674]
 Zambia 2012 3 Death of former First Lady Betty Kaunda [675]
 Hong Kong 2012 3 Victims of the Lamma Island ferry collision Declared that starts on 4 October.[676]
 Algeria 2012 8 Death of former Algerian President Chadli Benjedid [677]
 Cambodia 2012 7 Death of former King Norodom Sihanouk [678]
 Bulgaria 2012 1 Death of Patriarch Maxim [679]
 Guatemala 2012 3 Victims of the 2012 Guatemala earthquake [680]
 Ghana 2012 5 Death of former vice president Aliu Mahama [681]
 India 2012 7 Death of former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral [682]
 Brazil 2012 7 Death of Oscar Niemeyer [683][23]
 Mauritania 2012 3 Death of former president Mustafa Ould Salek [684]
 Pakistan 2012 1 Death of Bashir Ahmed Bilour [685]
 Kazakhstan 2012 1 Victims of the 2012 Kazakhstan Antonov An-72 crash [317]
 Ivory Coast 2013 3 Victims of the 2013 Houphouët-Boigny stampede [686]
 Brazil 2013 3 Victims of the Kiss nightclub fire [687][23]
 Mexico 2013 3 Victims of the Torre Ejecutiva Pemex explosion [440]
 Kazakhstan 2013 1 Victims of the SCAT Airlines Flight 760 [317]
 Cambodia 2013 7 Cremation of former King Norodom Sihanouk [678]
 Guinea 2013 3 Victims of the 2013 Guinea Air Force plane crash [688]
 Liberia 1 [689]
 Chad 2013 1 26 soldiers killed in Mali War [690]
 Venezuela 2013 7 Death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez National flags on government and public buildings were lowered to half-mast. Entertainment venues, nightclubs were closed and concerts and sports were canceled. TV programs suspended the normal program to broadcast coverage of the death of the president and radio stations played calm music. All schools and universities closed until next Monday. Offices and many businesses were closed on the day of the funeral.[691]
 Bolivia [692]
 Nicaragua [693][694]
 Argentina 3 [695]
 Belarus National mourning on 6 to 8 March. The flags were lowered half-mast. Television and radio stations canceled entertainment shows and commercials as a sign of respect.[696]
 Haiti National flags lowered on all government and public buildings. Radio and television stations changed their schedules to more subdued programs commemorating the late President Chavez. Nightclubs closed and dance music banned from the radio.[697][698]
 Peru [699]
 Chile [700]
 Brazil [701][23]
 Ecuador [702]
 Uruguay [703]
 Dominican Republic [704]
 Cuba National mourning from 6:00 am on March 6 to 12:00 on March 7 at night and on March 8. All public shows and entertainment on hold during mourning.[705]
 Antigua and Barbuda [706]
 Iran 1 [707]
 Dominica [708]
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines [709]
 Guyana [710]
 Suriname March 8, the day of Chavez's funeral, is a day of national mourning. Flags were lowered to half-mast on government and public buildings. Radio and television stations have been asked to adjust their programming.[711]
 Nigeria [712]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [713]
 Bulgaria 2013 1 Death of protest leader Plamen Goranov [714]
 Bangladesh 2013 3 Death of President Zillur Rahman [715]
 Mauritius 2013 1 Victims of the 2013 Mauritius floods [716]
 Algeria 2013 8 Death of Former acting President Ali Kafi [717]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 2013 7 Death of Khalil Sid Mhamed [718]
 Guinea-Bissau 2013 3 Death of former interim president Henrique Rosa [719]
 Central African Republic 2013 3 Victims of 2013 Central African Republic mine collapse [720]
 Romania 2013 1 Victims of the 2013 Podgorica bus crash in Montenegro All of the victims were Romanian citizens.[70][721]
 Montenegro [722]
 Honduras 2013 1 Murder of Anibal Barrow [723][724]
 Cape Verde 2013 2 Death of Bana (singer) [725]
 Spain 2013 3 Victims of the Santiago de Compostela derailment [726]
 Tunisia 2013 1 Assassination of Mohamed Brahmi National mourning on July 26.[727]
 Bulgaria 2013 1 Victims of the Oranovo mine collapse [728]
 Lebanon 2013 1 Victims of the 2013 Tripoli attacks [729][730]
 Guatemala 2013 3 Victims of 2013 Guatemala bus crash [731]
 Kenya 2013 3 Victims of the 2013 Nairobi attack [732]
 Italy 2013 1 Victims of the 2013 Lampedusa migrant shipwreck [733]
 Chad [734]
 Mauritania [735]
 African Union [736]
 Vietnam 2013 2 Death of Vietnamese General Võ Nguyên Giáp The national flag was flown at half-staff, and unrelated public events were cancelled. The country's cable television provider blocked access to international sports and entertainment channels from Friday until Sunday.[737]
 Tunisia 2013 3 6 police officers killed in a firefight with suspected jihadists No official ceremony, government representatives barred from funerals.[citation needed]
 Niger 2013 3 92 migrants dead in desert [738]
 Poland 2013 1 Death of former Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki [739]
 Latvia 2013 3 Victims of Zolitūde shopping centre roof collapse [740][741][742]
 Lithuania 1 [743]
 Estonia [743]
 Italy 2013 1 Victims of the 2013 Sardinia floods [744]
 San Marino [745]
 Brazil 2013 3 Death of governor of Sergipe Marcelo Déda Chagas [23]
 South Africa 2013 10 Death of former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela The South African government declared Sunday 8 December 2013 to be observed as a national day of prayer and reflection. On the day of the funeral, December 15, all banks, offices, businesses and many shops were closed[746][747][748]
 Algeria 8 [749]
 Antigua and Barbuda 7 [750]
 Barbados Flags were flown from at least December 9 until funeral.[751]
 Ghana [752]
 Benin [753]
 Gabon Flags at half mast until December 15 2013.[754]
 Brazil [755][23]
 Zambia [756][757][758][759]
 Mozambique 6 [760]
 Rwanda [761]
 India 5 [762]
 Jamaica [763]
 African Union 3 [764][765]
 Ethiopia [766]
 Kenya [767]
 Tanzania [768]
 Burundi [769]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo [770]
 Malawi [771]
 South Sudan [772]
 Central African Republic [773]
 Niger [774]
 Nigeria [775][776]
 Guinea [777]
 Sierra Leone [778]
 Liberia [779]
 Mali [780]
 Senegal [781]
 Namibia [782]
 São Tomé and Príncipe [783]
 Cape Verde [784]
 Portugal [785][42]
 Cuba National flags lowered to half-mast on government, military and public buildings. All public ceremonies suspended or postponed.[786]
 El Salvador [787]
 Costa Rica [788]
 Egypt [789]
 Venezuela [790]
 Nicaragua [791]
 Seychelles [792]
 Bangladesh [793]
 Nepal [794]
 Maldives [795]
 East Timor [793]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [796]
 Mauritania [797][798][799]
 Belize 2 Flags were half-mast on December 6 and 15.[800]
 Chad [801]
 Sri Lanka {[802]
 Trinidad and Tobago [803]
 Uruguay [804]
 Bahamas At least 1 [805]
 Dominican Republic 1 [806]
 Dominica [806]
 Haiti [807]
 Tunisia [808]
 Lebanon Flags on government, state and city buildings were lowered to half-mast, television stations made changes to their schedules and entertainment programs that were originally planned to be broadcast on that date were canceled.[809]
 Palestine [810]
 Mauritius [811]
 Guyana [812][813][814]
 Mozambique 2013 3 Victims of LAM Mozambique Airlines Flight 470 [815]
 Libya 2013 3 Victims of the 2013 Barsis suicide bombings [816]
 Egypt 2013 3 Victims of the December 2013 Cairo bombing [817][818]
 Portugal 2014 3 Death of Eusébio [819][42]
 Somalia 2014 3 Death of former prime minister Abdirizak Haji Hussein [820]
 Burundi 2014 2 Victims of the 2014 Burundi floods [821]
 Algeria 2014 3 Victims of the 2014 Algerian Air Force C-130 crash [822]
 Ukraine 2014 3 Victims of the Revolution of Dignity 20,22 and 23 February was national days of mourning.[823][824][3]
 Lithuania 1 [825]
 Mozambique 2014 1 Death of Mário Esteves Coluna [826]
 Afghanistan 2014 3 Death of Vice President Marshal Fahim [827]
 Portugal 2014 1 Death of José Policarpo [42]
 Sierra Leone 2014 7 Death of former president Ahmad Tejan Kabbah [828]
 Spain 2014 3 Death of former Prime Minister of Spain Adolfo Suárez [829]
 Colombia 2014 3 Death of Gabriel García Márquez [830]
 Trinidad and Tobago 2014 5 Death of former president A. N. R. Robinson [831]
 Afghanistan 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Badakhshan mudslides [832]
 Ukraine 2014 2 Victims of 2014 Odesa clashes and for the military dead in east of Ukraine [3][833]
 Togo 2014 3 Death of Robert-Casimir Dosseh-Anyron [834]
 Turkey 2014 3 Victims of 2014 Soma mine disaster [835]
 Northern Cyprus 2 [836]
 Pakistan 1 [837]
 Azerbaijan [838]
 Serbia 2014 3 Victims of 2014 Southeast Europe floods [839][840]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 [841]
 Mali 2014 3 Victims of the Second Battle of Kidal [842]
 Ukraine 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Ukrainian Air Force Il-76 shootdown [843][3][844]
 Bulgaria 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Bulgarian floods [845]
 Georgia 2014 1 Death of former president Eduard Shevardnadze [846]
 Central African Republic 2014 3 Victims of the 2014 Bambari cathedral attack [847]
 Tunisia 2014 3 Victims of the 2014 Chaambi Mountains attack [848]
 Netherlands 2014 1 Victims of the shootdown of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine 193 Dutch citizens were among those killed. First national day of mourning in the Netherlands since the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963.[849]
 Malaysia 43 Malaysian citizens were among those killed. This was the first and final time national mourning was observed in Malaysia since 2001.[850]
 Australia 38 Australian citizens were among those killed.[851]
 Benin [852]
 Palestine 2014 3 Palestinian victims of the 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict [853]
 Turkey [854]
 Northern Cyprus [855]
 Pakistan 1 [856]
 Mali July 25 was the day of mourning [857]
 Guinea 2014 7 Victims of the 2014 Conakry stampede [858]
 Algeria 2014 3 Victims of the crash of Air Algérie Flight 5017 in Mali [859]
 Burkina Faso 2 [860]
 Benin 1 [861]
 Lebanon [862]
 Austria 2014 1 Death of National Council President Barbara Prammer Flags were at half mast [863]
 Brazil 2014 3 Death of Eduardo Campos [864][865][23]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Zenica mine disaster [866]
 Bulgaria 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Gorni Lom explosions [867]
 Niger 2014 3 Victims of an attack in Northern Mali [868]
 Dominican Republic 2014 1 Death of Óscar de la Renta [869]
 Dominican Republic 2014 3 Death of former Vice President Carlos Morales Troncoso [870]
 Zambia 2014 1 Victims of the 2014 Kariba boat accident [871]
 Zambia 2014 14 Death of President Michael Sata National mourning from October 29 to November 11. All flags were lowered half-mast. Radio and TV stations interrupted their programs upon news of the president's death. Many events have been canceled or postponed.[872]
 Moldova 2014 1 Death of Constantin Tănase [873]
 Belgium 2014 7 Death of former Queen Fabiola [874][875]
 Vanuatu 2014 3 Death of former president Jean-Marie Léyé Flags at half mast on December 9–11.[876]
 Pakistan 2014 3 Victims of the 2014 Peshawar school massacre [877]
 Turkey 1 [878]
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2015–2019

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Country Year Days Reason Notes
 France 2015 1 Victims of the Charlie Hebdo shooting [879]
 Benin [880]
 Mozambique 2015 3 Victims of the Mozambique funeral beer poisoning [881]
 Ukraine 2015 1 Victims of the Volnovakha bus attack [882][3][883]
 Niger 2015 3 Victims of protests against Charlie Hebdo [884]
 Benin 1 [885]
 Bahrain 2015 40 Death of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia 40 days of official mourning, during which government institutions were closed for three days and the flag was lowered to half-mast.[886][887]
 Jordan [888]
 Egypt 7 Flags at half-mast on all government and public buildings. Egypt canceled its January 25 revolution celebrations. Many public events were canceled or restricted.[889]
 Saudi Arabia 3 Sunday, January 25, was declared a public holiday for all government sectors and students at all stages of education but despite this flags were not at half mast.[890]
 Lebanon The national flag was lowered on all government and public buildings.[891]
 Algeria [892][893]
 Libya [894][895]
 Mauritania [894]
 Morocco [894][896]
 Tunisia [897]
 Kuwait All government ministries and departments were closed for three days. Banks were closed for one day. Festivals and entertainment events were postponed.[898]
 UAE [899]
 Qatar National flags were lowered to half-mast. Several major events scheduled in Qatar were canceled, including scheduled Qatar Radio and Qatar TV programs. Quranic recitations were broadcast. Some events, including concerts, have been canceled.[900][901]
 Palestine [888]
 Turkey 1 [902]
 India January 24 was a day of national mourning. The national flag was flown at half-mast throughout India. No official artistic events were held on that day.[903][904][905]
 Pakistan The national flag was lowered to half-mast on government, state and public buildings.[906]
 Bangladesh January 24 is a day of national mourning. The national flag was lowered to half-mast in all government, semi-government, autonomous and public offices on the day of national mourning.[907]
 Bolivia 2015 3 Death of Carlos Villegas Quiroga [908]
 Madagascar 2015 1 Victims of the Tropical Storm Chedza [909]
 Ukraine 2015 1 Victims of the January 2015 Mariupol rocket attack [3][910]
 Philippines 2015 1 Police officers killed in the Mamasapano clash [911]
 Bulgaria 2015 1 Death of former President Zhelyu Zhelev [912]
 Egypt 2015 7 Victims of the 2015 kidnapping and beheading of Copts in Libya [913]
 Libya 3 [914]
 Haiti 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Haiti carnival accident [915]
 Niger 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Abadam air strike [916]
 Libya 2015 7 Victims of the February 2015 Egyptian airstrikes in Libya [917]
 Ukraine 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Zasyadko mine disaster [3][918]
 Serbia 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Belgrade helicopter crash [919]
 Spain 2015 3 Victims of the crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 [920][921][922]
 Germany 1 [923]
 Singapore 2015 7 Death of founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew The government declared a week long mourning period from 23 to 29 March 2015 for Lee Kuan Yew. Flags were lowered to half-mast as a mark of respect. Upon the announcement of his death, all free-to-air television channels and radio stations suspended their regular programming. Most events and activities were scaled down, postponed or cancelled completely throughout the mourning period. Entertainment outlets, such as cinemas, theatres, nightclubs and bars announced that they would be closed or operate under reduced hours during this period.[924]
 India 1 [925]
 Bhutan [926]
 Portugal 2015 2 Death of Manoel de Oliveira [42]
 Kenya 2015 3 Victims of the Garissa University College attack [927]
 Ethiopia 2015 3 Victims of Islamic State killings [928]
 Gabon 2015 3 Death of former acting president Rose Francine Rogombé [929]
 Nepal 2015 3 Victims of April 2015 Nepal earthquake [930]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Zvornik police station shooting [931]
 Mali 2015 3 Victims of shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea and Niger River [932]
 Macedonia 2015 2 6 police officers killed in gun battle [933]
 Pakistan 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Pakistan Army Mil Mi-17 crash [934]
 Pakistan 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Karachi bus shooting [935]
 Singapore 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Sabah earthquake [936]
 Sabah (state of  Malaysia) [937]
 Ghana 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Accra explosion [938]
 Georgia 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Tbilisi flood [939][940]
 Turkey 2015 3 Death of former president and Prime Minister Süleyman Demirel [941][942]
 Northern Cyprus [942]
 Kuwait 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Kuwait mosque bombing [943][944]
 United Kingdom 2015 1 Victims of the 2015 Sousse attacks 30 of the victims were British tourists. National mourning on July 7 with flags at half mast. This is the only declaration of mourning in the UK that was not for a head of state or a member of the royal family.[945]
 Bahrain 2015 40 Death of former Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs Saud bin Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud [946]
 Jordan [946]
 Egypt 7 [946]
 Qatar 3 [946]
 United Arab Emirates [946]
 Oman [946]
 Algeria [946]
 Libya [946]
 Tunisia [946]
 Mauritania [946]
 Lebanon [946]
 Palestine [946]
 Cape Verde 2015 2 Death of Corsino Fortes [947]
 India 2015 7 Death of Former President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam [948]
 Dominica 2015 2 Victims of Tropical Storm Erika [949]
 Moldova 2015 1 Death of Mihai Volontir [950]
 Guatemala 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Guatemala landslide [951]
 Benin 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Mina stampede in Saudi Arabia [952][953][954]
 Burkina Faso [955][956][957]
 Iran At least 464 Iranians were among those killed.[958]
 Mali [959][960]
 Niger [961][962]
 Senegal [963][964]
 Cameroon 1 [965][966]
 Ivory Coast [967][968][969]
 South Sudan 2015 3 Victims of the 2015 Maradi fire [970]
 Panama 2015 1 Death of former President Eric Arturo Delvalle [971]
 Central African Republic 2015 3 Victims of recent violence [972]
 Turkey 2015 3 Victims of 2015 Ankara bombings [973][974][975]
 Northern Cyprus [976]
 Marshall Islands 2015 30 Death of former president Jurelang Zedkaia [977]
 Benin 2015 7 Death of former President Mathieu Kérékou [978]
 Pakistan 2015 1 Victims of a suicide bombing [979]
 Romania 2015 3 Victims of the Colectiv nightclub fire [980]
 Russia 2015 1 Victims of the bombing of Metrojet Flight 9268 [981][982][983]
 Lebanon 2015 1 Victims of 2015 Beirut bombings [984]
 France 2015 3 Victims of the November 2015 Paris attacks National mourning on November 15–17. State flags were lowered to half mast on all government, local government and public buildings. All state schools and universities in Paris remained closed the next day, sports events in France for the weekend of 14–15 November were postponed or cancelled. Many concerts and events have been cancelled. Disneyland Paris, which had operated every day since opening in 1992, closed its parks as a mark of respect for those who died in the attacks. The Eiffel Tower, a Paris landmark visited by 20,000 people a day, was closed for two days. Other venues that were to remain closed included shops and cinemas.[985][986][987][988][989][990]
 Monaco A minute of silence was helt on November 16 the port of Monaco was closed and the fireworks celebration on the 18th was cancelled [991]
 Mauritius 2 [992]
 Hungary 1 [993]
 Croatia [994]
 Republic of Srpska [995]
 Kosovo [996]
 Latvia [997]
 Moldova [998]
 European Union European Day of Mourning and a minute of silence.[999]
 Benin [1000]
 Mali 2015 3 Victims of 2015 Bamako hotel attack [1001][1002][1003]
 Guinea [1001][1002][1003]
 Mauritania [1001][1002][1003]
 Senegal [1001][1002][1003]
 South Korea 2015 5 Death of former President of South Korea Kim Young-sam [1004][1005][1006]
 Azerbaijan 2015 1 Victims of a fire at an oil rig in Caspian Sea [1007]
 Algeria 2015 8 Death of Hocine Aït Ahmed [1008]
Northern Mariana Islands 2016 1 Death of governor Eloy Inos [1009]
 Pakistan 2016 1 Victims of the January 2016 Pakistan attack [1010]
 Costa Rica 2016 1 Victims of a boat accident in Nicaragua [1011]
 Nepal 2016 3 Death of former Prime Minister Sushil Koirala [1012]
 Burkina Faso 2016 3 Victims of an Islamist militants attack [1013]
 Taiwan 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 southern Taiwan earthquake Flags at half mast.[1014]
 South Ossetia 2016 1 Death of Tamerlan Aguzarov [1015]
 Solomon Islands 2016 1 Death of Peter Kenilorea [1016]
 Ivory Coast 2016 3 Victims of the Grand-Bassam shootings [1017]
 Sri Lanka 2016 1 Death of Galagama Sri Aththadassi Thera [1018]
 Palestine 2016 1 Victims of a bus crash in Jordan [1019]
 Malta 2016 3 Death of Joseph Mercieca The Maltese flags were half mast at government buildings[1020]
 Dominican Republic 2016 1 Death of Claudio Caamaño [1021]
 Belgium 2016 3 Victims of the 2016 Brussels bombings [1022]
 Romania 1 [70][1023]
 Croatia [1024]
 Lithuania [1025]
 Serbia [1026]
 Moldova [1027]
 Malta [1020]
 Ethiopia 2016 2 Victims of April 2016 Ethiopian raid [1028]
 Chile 2016 3 Death of former President Patricio Aylwin [1029]
 Ecuador 2016 8 Victims of 2016 Ecuador earthquake [1030]
 Cape Verde 2016 2 Victims of an attack at a military barracks [1031]
 Burundi 2016 3 Death of former president of Burundi Jean-Baptiste Bagaza [1032]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 2016 40 Death of President Mohamed Abdelaziz [1033]
 Algeria 8 [1034]
 Mauritania 3 [1035]
 Cuba 2 [1036]
 Dominican Republic 2016 3 Death of former President Antonio Imbert Barrera [1037]
 Moldova 2016 1 Victims of 2016 Haragîș helicopter crash [1038]
 Kazakhstan 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Aktobe shootings [317]
 Turkey 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Atatürk Airport attack [1039]
 Bangladesh 2016 2 Victims of Dhaka cafe attack [1040]
 Iraq 2016 3 Victims of the 2016 Baghdad suicide bombing [1041]
 Trinidad and Tobago 2016 7 Death of former Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Patrick Manning Flags was flown at half-mast until day of funeral, which was on July 9.[1042][1043]
 Dominica 2 [1044]
 France 2016 3 Victims of the 2016 Nice truck attack [1045]
 Andorra 1 [1046]
 Northern Cyprus [1047]
 Mali 2016 3 Victims of the 2016 Nampala attack [1048][1049]
 Abkhazia 2016 1 Death of writer Fazil Iskander [1050]
 Kosovo 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Munich shooting [1051]
 Benin 2016 3 Death of former President Émile Derlin Zinsou [1052]
 Macedonia 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Macedonian floods [1053]
 Brazil 2016 1 Death of Hélio Vieira Andrade [23]
 Romania 2016 1 Death of former Queen-consort Anne of Romania [1054][1055]
 Moldova [1056]
 DR Congo 2016 3 Victims of the Beni massacre [1057]
 Bolivia 2016 3 Death of Rodolfo Illanes [1058]
 Italy 2016 2 Victims of the August 2016 Central Italy earthquake 30 August was the second day of national mourning[1059]
 Romania 1 11 Romanians were among those killed.[1060]
 Kyrgyzstan 2016 1 Victims of a fire in Moscow and a road accident 14 Kyrgyzs died in the fire and another 9 in the accident.August 29 was the national day of mourning.[1061]
 Uzbekistan 2016 3 Death of President Islam Karimov TV programs suspended the normal program to broadcast coverage of the death of the president and radio stations played calm music. Entertainment venues closed and concerts canceled.[1062][1063]
 Cuba 1 September 5 was a day of national mourning[1064]
 Italy 2016 1 Death of former President Italy Carlo Azeglio Ciampi [1065][1066]
 Cape Verde 2016 2 Death of former president António Mascarenhas Monteiro [1067]
 Haiti 2016 3 Victims of Hurricane Matthew [1068]
 Ethiopia 2016 3 Victims of the violences at 2016 Irreecha festival in Bishoftu [1069]
 Slovakia 2016 1 Death of former first President Michal Kováč [1070]
 Thailand 2016–17 365 Death of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej After announcing his death for 30 days, all TV channels suspended regular programs and simultaneously broadcast special programs that consisted of monochrome films and photos of Bhumibol, as well as reports of royal events. International channels have also been blocked and replaced with this program. The government declared a year-long mourning period for Bhumibol. Citizens were asked to refrain from participating in "joyful events" and entertainment for 30 days following his death; as a result, a number of events, including sports (such as the Thai League football season, which ended entirely), were cancelled or postponed. Entertainment outlets such as cinemas, nightclubs and theatres closed for 30 days. October 14 was declared a day off from work.[1071][1072]
 Bhutan 2016 1 October 14 was declared a day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast. Offices and schools were closed on that day.[1073][1074]
 Central African Republic 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Kaga-Bandoro clashes [1075]
 Qatar 2016 3 Death of former Emir Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani [1076]
 Cameroon 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Eséka train derailment [1077]
 Uruguay 2016 1 Death of former President Jorge Batlle On October 25, the day of the ex-president's funeral was a day of national mourning.[1078][1079]
 Sri Lanka 2016 7 Death of W. D. Amaradeva [1080]
 Costa Rica 2016 3 Victims of Hurricane Otto [1081]
 Ecuador 2016 3 Death of former President Sixto Durán Ballén [1082]
 Mozambique 2016 3 Victims of the Caphiridzange explosion [1083][1084]
 Cuba 2016 9 Death of former Cuban President Fidel Castro Place of entertainment and night clubs closed, public show and concerts were cancelled. Television broadcast patriotic and historical programs, and radio stations broadcast classical and mourning music.[1085][1086][1087]
 Dominica [1088]
 Nicaragua [1089]
 Algeria 8 [1090]
 Bolivia 7 [1090]
 Equatorial Guinea 3 [1091]
 North Korea Flags were flown at half-staff.[632]
 Venezuela Flags at half-mast on all government, state and public buildings. Canceled a music festival in Caracas and other public events in the country, and state television dedicated a special program to Castro, publicized with the slogan "Honor and Glory to Fidel.[1092][1093]
 Namibia [1094]
 Haiti [1095]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [1096]
 Uruguay 1 [1097]
 Vietnam December 4 was a day of national mourning. On that day, all entertainment and cultural events were canceled.[1098]
 Angola [1099]
 Trinidad and Tobago [1100][failed verification]
 Brazil 2016 3 Victims of the crash of LaMia Flight 2933 [1101][23]
 Costa Rica 2016 3 Death of former President Luis Alberto Monge [1102]
 India 2016 1 Death of J. Jayalalithaa [1103]
 Egypt 2016 3 Victims of Botroseya Church bombing [1104]
 Bulgaria 2016 1 Victims of the Hitrino train derailment [1105]
 Turkey 2016 1 Victims of the December 2016 Istanbul bombings [1106]
 Northern Cyprus [976]
 Brazil 2016 3 Death of Paulo Evaristo Arns [23]
 Dominican Republic 2016 3 Death of Mayobanex Vargas [1107]
 Russia 2016 1 Victims of the 2016 Russian Defence Ministry Tupolev Tu-154 crash [1108]
 Transnistria [1109]
 Belarus [1110]
 Donetsk People's Republic [citation needed]
 Sri Lanka 2016 1 Death of former Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake [1111]
 Portugal 2017 3 Death of former president and Prime Minister Mário Soares [1112][42]
 Iran 2017 3 Death of former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani [1113]
 Seychelles 2017 1 Death of former President James Mancham [1114]
 UAE 2017 3 5 diplomats killed in the January 2017 Kampala bombings [1115]
 Kyrgyzstan 2017 1 Victims of the crash of Turkish Airlines Flight 6491 [1116]
 Mali 2017 3 Victims of the 2017 Gao attack [1117]
 Brazil 2017 3 Death of Teori Zavascki [23]
 Iran 2017 1 Firefighters killed in the collapse of the Plasco Building [1118]
 Hungary 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Verona bus crash [1119]
 Brazil 2017 3 Death of former First Lady Marisa Letícia Lula da Silva [1120][23]
 El Salvador 2017 3 Death of former President Carlos Humberto Romero [1121]
 Ukraine 2017 1 Victims of a tragedy at a mine [3]
 Tonga 2017 10 Death of Queen Mother Halaevalu Mataʻaho ʻAhomeʻe [1122]
 Haiti 2017 6 Death of former President René Préval [1123]
 Sweden 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Stockholm truck attack [1124]
 Guatemala 2017 3 Victims of the 2017 Guatemala orphanage fire Flags at half mast.[1125]
 Ethiopia 2017 3 Victims of a rubbish landslide [1126]
 Saint Kitts and Nevis 2017 1 Death of former governor Probyn Inniss National mourning on March 23.[1127]
 Senegal 2017 3 Victims of a fire at a Muslim religious retreat [1128]
 Botswana 2017 3 Death of former President Ketumile Masire [1129]
 Mauritania 2017 3 Death of former junta leader Ely Ould Mohamed Vall [1130]
 Afghanistan 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Camp Shaheen attack [1131]
 Kyrgyzstan 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Kyrgyzstan mudslides [1132]
 Zambia 2017 3 Death of Salome Kapwepwe [1133]
 Finland 2017 1 Death of former president and Prime Minister Mauno Koivisto [1134]
 Greece 2017 4 Death of former Prime Minister Konstantinos Mitsotakis [158]
 Vanuatu 2017 10 Death of President Baldwin Lonsdale [1135]
 Portugal 2017 3 Victims of the June 2017 Portugal wildfires [1136][42]
 Greenland 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Greenland tsunami [1137]
 Cameroon 2017 2 Sinking of a Military vessel July 28–29 were days of mourning [1138]
 Sierra Leone 2017 7 Victims of the 2017 Sierra Leone mudslides [1139]
 South Ossetia 2017 1 Death of Poet Nafi Jusoita [1140]
 Spain 2017 3 Victims of the 2017 Barcelona attacks [1141]
 Gibraltar [1142]
 Portugal 2017 1 Victims of a fallen tree which killed 13 people in Madeira 3 days of mourning at regional level,[1143] 1 day of mourning at national level.[1144][42]
 Kosovo 2017 1 Death of former Prime Minister of Kosovo Bajram Rexhepi [1145]
 Mexico 2017 3 Victims of the 2017 Chiapas earthquake [1146]
 Mexico 2017 3 Victims of the 2017 Puebla earthquake [1147]
 Iraq 2017 3 Death of former President Jalal Talabani [1148]
 Kurdistan 7 The Kurdistan Regional Government declared 7 days of mourning[1149]
 Costa Rica 2017 3 Victims of Hurricane Nate [1150]
 Minas Gerais (state of  Brazil 2017 3 Victims of the Janaúba massacre [1151]
 Somalia 2017 3 Victims of the 14 October 2017 Mogadishu bombings [1152]
 Portugal 2017 3 Victims of the October 2017 Iberian wildfires [1153][42]
 Namibia 2017 3 Death of Angelika Kazetjindire Muharukua [1154]
 Goiás (state of  Brazil) 2017 3 Victims of the Goyases School shooting [1155]
 Malta 2017 1 Murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia [1156]
 Iran 2017 1 Victims of the 2017 Iran–Iraq earthquake [1157]
 Greece 2017 1 Victims of 2017 West Attica floods [1158]
 Egypt 2017 3 Victims of 2017 Sinai mosque attack [1159]
 Turkey 1 [1160][1161]
 Georgia 2017 1 Victims of fire at Leogrand Hotel in Batumi [1162]
 Romania 2017 3 Death of former King Michael I [1163][70]
 Namibia 2017 4 Death of Isak Ashinkono Shoome [1164]
 DR Congo 2018 2 Victims of the January 2018 DR Congo floods [1165]
 Senegal 2018 2 Victims of a massacre [1166]
 Iran 2018 1 Victims of the Sanchi oil tanker collision [1167]
 United Arab Emirates 2018 3 Death of Sheikha Hessa bint Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Nahyan [1168]
 Afghanistan 2018 1 Victims of the 2018 Kabul bombings [1169]
 Kiribati 2018 3 Victims of the sinking of the MV Butiraoi [1170]
 East Timor 2018 3 Death of former President Francisco Xavier do Amaral [1171]
 Venezuela 2018 3 Death of José Antonio Abreu [1172][1173]
 Russia 2018 1 Victims of the 2018 Kemerovo fire [1174]
 Belarus [1175]
 Palestine 2018 1 Victims of the 2018 Israel-Gaza conflict [1176]
 South Africa 2018 10 Death of former First Lady of South Africa Winnie Madikizela-Mandela [1177]
 Georgia 2018 1 Victims of an accident on Tkibuli Mindeli mine [1178]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 2018 7 Victims of the 2018 Algerian Air Force Ilyushin Il-76 crash [1179]
 Algeria 3 [1180]
 South Sudan 2018 3 Death of army chief James Ajongo Mawut [1181]
 Bulgaria 2018 1 Victims of a bus accident on the Trakia motorway [1182]
 Central African Republic 2018 3 Victims of the 2018 Fatima church attack [1183]
 Turkey 2018 3 Victims of 2018 Israel-Gaza conflict [1184]
 Cuba 2018 2 Victims of Cubana de Aviación Flight 972 Official period of mourning from 6 am on May 19 to 12 midnight on May 20.[1185]
 Portugal 2018 1 Death of António Arnaut [1186]
 Uganda 2018 3 Victims of the 2018 Kiryandongo bus accident [1187]
 Dominican Republic 2018 1 Death of Joseíto Mateo [1188]
 Namibia 2018 4 Death of Auguste Mukwahepo [1189]
 Kosovo 2018 1 Death of Fadil Vokrri [1190]
 Zambia 2018 3 Death of Victoria Kalima [1191]
 Guyana 2018 1 Murder of multiple fisherman Off Suriname's coast [1192]
 Georgia 2018 1 Victims of an accident on Mindeli Coal Mine Mining [1193][1194]
 Greece 2018 3 Victims of the 2018 Greece wildfires [1195]
 Paraguay 2018 3 Victims of July 2018 Paraguay plane crash [1196]
 Croatia 2018 1 Death of Oliver Dragojevic [1197]
 India 2018 1 Death of M. Karunanidhi, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu [1198]
 India 2018 7 Death of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee Most schools, offices and companies were closed on Friday as a sign of respect after the death of the former prime minister. All entertainment and cultural events during the national mourning have been canceled.[1199][1200]
 Ghana 2018 7 Death of Kofi Annan [1201]
 Italy 2018 1 Victims of Ponte Morandi collapse [1202][1203]
 Dominican Republic 2018 1 Death of Rafael Calventi Gaviño and Ramón Rodríguez [1204]
 Bulgaria 2018 1 Victims of a bus accident near Svoge [1205][1206]
 Donetsk People's Republic 2018 3 Assassination of prime minister Alexander Zakharchenko National mourning on September 1–3.[1207]
 Luhansk People's Republic [1208]
 Abkhazia 2018 1 Death of prime minister Gennadi Gagulia National mourning on September 12.[1209]
 Tanzania 2018 4 Victims of the Sinking of MV Nyerere [1210]
 Zambia 2018 1 Victims of an accident near Mokopane [1211]
 Cuba 2018 3 Death of President Tran Dai Quang Official mourning on 22 and 23 September and national mourning on 24 September.The decree also states that public shows and festive activities will be suspended during the mourning period.[1212][1213][1214]
 Vietnam 2 Entertainment and cultural events canceled.[1215][1216][1217]
 Laos Entertainment and cultural events canceled.[1218]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2018 3 Victims of the Mbuba road tanker explosion [1219]
 Armenia 2018 1 Death of Charles Aznavour [1220]
 Artsakh [1221]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2018 1 Killing of 2 police officers in a crossfire with car robbers October 29 was day of mourning.[1222]
 Central African Republic 2018 3 Victims of the 2018 Alindao clashes [1223]
 Uganda 2018 1 Victims of an accident on Lake Victoria [1224]
 United States 2018 1 Death of former U.S. President George H. W. Bush Federal agencies and departments were closed.[1225]
 Kosovo [1226]
 Namibia 2018 4 Death of Matias Ndakolo [1227]
 Ethiopia 2018 1 Death of former President Girma Wolde-Giorgis [1228]
 Poland 2018 1 Victims of a mine accident in the Czech Republic 12 Polish citizens were among those killed.[1229]
 Iran 2018 1 Death of Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi [1230]
 Kosovo 2018 1 Death of Izet Demaj [1231]
 Nigeria 2018/19 3 Death of former president Shehu Shagari [1232]
 Poland 2019 2 Assassination of Gdańsk Mayor Paweł Adamowicz [1233]
 Georgia 2019 1 Victims of an explosion in a residential building in Tbilisi's Didi Digomi district [1234]
 Colombia 2019 3 Victims of 2019 Bogotá car bombing [1235]
 Namibia 2019 4 Death of Peter Kagadhinwa Nambundunga [1236]
 Zambia 2019 3 Death of former Vice President Lupando Mwape [1237]
 Poland 2019 2 Death of former Prime Minister Jan Olszewski [1238]
 North Macedonia 2019 2 Victims of a bus crash near Gostivar [1239]
 Philippines 2019 1 Death of Francisco Mañosa [1240]
 Liberia 2019 1 Victims of the 2019 Gbonepea landslide [1241]
 Portugal 2019 1 Victims of domestic violence By March, 13 people had died of domestic violence in Portugal.[1242]
 Seychelles 2019 1 Death of former President France Albert Rene [1243]
 African Union 2019 3 Victims of the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 [1244]
 Ethiopia 1 [1245]
 Mauritania 2019 3 Death of former president Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Louly [1246]
 New Zealand 2019 1 Victims of Christchurch mosque shootings [1247]
 Pakistan [1248]
 India 2019 1 Death of Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar [1249]
 Mozambique 2019 3 Victims of Cyclone Idai [1250]
 Zimbabwe 2 [1251]
 Mali 2019 3 Victims of Ogossagou massacre [1252]
 Iraq 2019 3 Victims of 2019 Tigris River ferry sinking [1253]
 Peru 2019 3 Death of former President Alan Garcia [1254]
 Portugal 2019 3 Victims of the 2019 Madeira bus crash [1255]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2019 1 Victims of 2019 Lake Kivu boat accident [1256]
 Sri Lanka 2019 1 Victims of the 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings [1257]
 Luxembourg 2019 12 Death of former Grand Duke Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg [1258]
 São Tomé and Príncipe 2019 3 Victims of the sinking of the Amfiriti [1259]
 South Africa 2019 7 Victims of 2019 Durban Easter floods [1260][1261]
 Ethiopia 2019 1 Death of former President Negasso Gidada [1262]
 Equatorial Guinea 2019 7 Death of Minister of Presidential Security Antonio Mba Nguema Mikué Mourning set just in military bases[1263]
 Niger 2019 3 Victims of a fuel truck explosion [1264]
 Spain 2019 2 Death of former first Deputy Prime Minister Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba [1265]
 Albania 2019 1 Death of an army officer [1266]
 São Paulo (state of  Brazil 2019 3 Victims of the Suzano massacre [1267]
 Lebanon 2019 2 Death of Nasrallah Sfeir The Council of Ministers decreed two days of national mourning, on May 15 and 16. On the day of the funeral, May 16, public and private offices will remain closed. Even Catholic schools will remain closed. There will be silence in television broadcasts.[1268]
 Ecuador 2019 4 Death of Julio César Trujillo [1269]
 Central African Republic 2019 3 Victims of a massacre in Paoua [1270]
 Namibia 2019 4 Death of Nickey Iyambo [1271]
 Portugal 2019 1 Death of writer Agustina Bessa-Luís [1272]
 Mali 2019 3 Victims of Sobane Da village massacre [1273]
 Cape Verde 2019 2 Death of Paulino do Livramento Évora [1274]
 Jamaica 2019 4 Death of former Prime Minister Edward Seaga [1275]
 Cyprus 2019 3 Death of former President Demetris Christofias [1276]
 Peru 2019 2 Death of Minister of Defence José Huerta [1277]
 Ethiopia 2019 1 Victims of the 2019 Amhara Region coup attempt [1278]
 United Arab Emirates 2019 3 Death of Khalid bin Sultan Al Qasimi [1279]
 Argentina 2019 3 Death of former President Fernando de la Rúa [1280]
 Dominican Republic 2019 1 Death of Hugo Tolentino Dipp [1281]
 Tunisia 2019 7 Death of President Beji Caid Essebsi The government also decided to cancel all artistic performances and other cultural events across Tunisia, according to a statement from the government presidency[1282][1283]
 Egypt 3 [1284]
 African Union [1285]
 Algeria [1284]
 Libya [1284]
 Lebanon [1284]
 Jordan [1284]
 Palestine [1284]
 Mauritania [1284]
 Cuba 1 [1286]
 Somalia 2019 3 Death of Abdirahman Omar Osman [1287]
 Tanzania 2019 3 Victims of the Morogoro tanker explosion [1288]
 Burkina Faso 2019 3 Victims of an attack [1289]
 Gambia 2019 7 Death of first President Dawda Jawara Initially was 3 days of mourning [1290][1291]
 Zimbabwe 2019 8 Death of former President Robert Mugabe [1292][1293]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 3 [1294]
 Kenya [1295][1296][1297]
 Indonesia 2019 3 Death of former President B. J. Habibie [1298]
 Bahamas 2019 1 Victims of Hurricane Dorian [1299]
 Chad 2019 3 Death of former President Lol Mahamat Choua [1300]
 Liberia 2019 1 Victims of a fire at a religious boarding school outside the Liberian capital Monrovia [1301]
 Tonga 2019 1 Death of Prime Minister Akilisi Pohiva [1302]
 Andorra 2019 3 Death of former French President Jacques Chirac [1303][1304]
 France 1 September 30, the day of the funeral - the day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast.[1305]
 Lebanon September 30, the day of the funeral - the day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast.[1306]
 Portugal 2019 1 Death of former interim Prime Minister Diogo Freitas do Amaral [1307]
 Czech Republic 2019 1 Death of Karel Gott October 12, the day of the funeral - the day of national mourning. Flags lowered half-mast.[1308]
 Mali 2019 3 Victims of 2019 Mali attacks [1309]
 Cape Verde 2019 2 Death of Julio Herbert Lopes [1310][1311][1312]
 Burkina Faso 2019 3 Victims of 2019 attack on a convoy transporting local employees of Canadian mining company Semafo in eastern Burkina Faso [1313]
 Benin 2019 1 Death of Albert Tévoédjrè [1314]
 Cameroon 2019 1 Victims of the 2019 Cameroon mudslides [1315]
 Slovakia 2019 1 Victims of a bus crash in Nitra November 15 was declared a day of national mourning. The flags were lowered half-mast.[1316]
 UAE 2019 3 Death of Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Al Nahyan [1317]
 Cambodia 2019 1 Death of Cambodia Princess Norodom Bopha Devi [1318]
 Liberia 2019 1 Death of Charles Brumskine [1319]
 Albania 2019 1 Victims of the 2019 Albania earthquake [1320]
 Kosovo Kosovo has an ethnic Albanian majority population.[1320]
 Ukraine 2019 1 Victims of a fire at a college in Odesa [3][1321]
 Niger 2019 3 Victims of 2019 Niger attack [1322]
 Chile 2019 2 Victims of the 2019 Chilean Air Force C-130 crash [1323]
 Algeria 2019 3 Death of Algerian army chief Ahmed Gaid Salah Also, 7 days of mourning was announced in military institutions[1324]
 Burkina Faso 2019 2 Victims of the Arbinda attack [1325]
 Kazakhstan 2019 1 Victims of Bek Air Flight 2100 [1326][317]
 Iraq 2019–20 3 Those killed in the U.S. airstrikes against Kata'ib Hezbollah Mourning period began on New Year's Eve.[1327]
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