We have started to collect the most important news related to Chad in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The presidential rivals clash over violence in the US city, where a man was shot dead on Saturday.
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Prosecutors in Chad had suggested 44 prisoners killed themselves, but a new report says otherwise.
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Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf says officers will not leave the city until violence stops.
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The militants launched a devastating attack on an island in Lake Chad, killing 92 soldiers.
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Activists in Chad are demanding that the government restore access to social media after it was cut a year ago.
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Israel and Chad renew diplomatic ties in Israel's latest move to strengthen links with Africa.
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The White House says Chad has improved the sharing of information about "suspected terrorists".
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Chad helps fight Boko Haram militants, while Sudan is on the US list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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People from Venezuela and Chad will also now face restrictions on travel to the United States.
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How the men of Chad's Wodaabe culture go about finding their brides at a desert festival where the stress is on make-up and clothes.
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The five countries involved are on the "frontline against terrorism", Chad's president says.
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The African Union allows Morocco to rejoin decades after it left in protest over Western Sahara.
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Photographer Peter Caton's images of Yasmin and her family in a remote village in Chad, West Africa, mark Universal Children's Day.
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Chad's ex-ruler Hissene Habre is ordered to pay millions of dollars in compensation to victims of his crimes against humanity.
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Seven men are sentenced to 10 years for raping a schoolgirl in Chad, in a case with political overtones which sparked a wave of protests.
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A Senegalese court jails Chad ex-leader Hissene Habre for life for crimes against humanity, in the first African Union-backed trial of a former ruler.
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As Chad's ex-ruler Hissene Habre is convicted of crimes against humanity, the BBC's Maud Jullien looks back at the landmark trial in Senegal.
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Votes are being counted in Chad after a presidential election widely expected to deliver Idriss Deby a fifth term in office.
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