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The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday welcomed the successful handover of peacekeeping duties in Chad and the Central African Republic from the European Union to the...
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AP, The Hague
Belgium has taken Senegal to the International Court of Justice over the African nation’s failure to prosecute a former Chad president for crimes against humanity...
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AP, Warsaw
Poland plans to end its military missions in Lebanon, the Golan Heights and Chad as it cuts spending due to the global economic crisis, the defense minister said...
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AP, Paris
France plans to call home 15 percent of its 13,000 troops overseas, pulling forces out of Chad and Ivory Coast as part of a new doctrine of more selective foreign...
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AP, Paris
France plans to withdraw some 1,900 of its troops from the African nations of Chad and Ivory Coast.
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AP, United Nations
The Security Council on Wednesday authorized 5,200 U.N. peacekeepers to replace a 3,300-strong European Union force in Chad and Central African Republic, which have...
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AP, Paris
French and Romanian police said Friday they have arrested five people in a probe into the killing of a son of Chad’s president.
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AP, Bucharest
Romanian police say they have arrested a suspect in the killing of the son of Chad’s president.
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AP, Paducah
Chad Toy’s escape from jail wasn’t what shocked his jailers; it was his plea to be let back in. “When I rang the bell at the jail and told them who I...
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AP, Paris
France on Friday rejected a demand by Chad that it pay more than euro6 million (US$8 million) in compensation to the families of 103 children kidnapped by French aid...
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AP, Geneva
The U.N. humanitarian office says aid workers in eastern Chad have been attacked by bandits over 120 times this year, hampering efforts to bring food and other relief...
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AP, Cairo
Egyptian and Sudanese troops, backed by European commandos, rescued a tour group that was kidnapped in Egypt and taken on a 10-day dash across the Sahara to the...
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AP, Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Bengals say No. 85 is officially Ocho Cinco.
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AP, Cincinnati
At some of his lowest points in the offseason _ many of them self-inflicted _ Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad Ocho Cinco would get a call from his father figure in...
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While we were busy grumbling over our economic problems, Arab militiamen known as the janjaweed were busy butchering thousands of black African civilians in Darfur,...
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AP, N'djamena
A Chadian court on Friday sentenced a former president and eleven rebels to death for crimes against the state, an official said.
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AP, Khartoum
U.S. actress-activist Mia Farrow aired an “alternative” Olympic opening ceremony in a Web cast Friday, showing Darfur refugees in the barren deserts of...
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Zain Group has rebranded its entire Africa operations from Celtel to Zain. The move brings the mobile operator’s Middle East and African mobile operations under...
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The Republic of Chad, situated between Niger to the west and Sudan to the east, will be celebrating nearly half a century of independence in a month. But this central...
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AP, N'djamena
Chad’s army has killed 161 rebels in a battle in the eastern part of the African country, a military official said Wednesday.Army spokesman Col. Mahamat Hassan...
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Chadian leader Idriss Deby said Thursday that he could issue a presidential pardon in less than a month for six French aid workers convicted of trying to smuggle 103...
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Chad, a landlocked country in Africa seems to be particularly influenced by marked violence from regions like Darfur. The black rebels in the country have led to a...
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Chad vows to absolve child soldiers who are a part of government army and rebel groups across the conflict-torn central African country.
President Idriss Deby’s...
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