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We have started to collect the most important news related to Democratic Republic of the Congo in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Congolese President Joseph Kabila meets run-off rival, Jean-Pierre Bemba, for the first time since clashes in the capital.
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DR Congo President Kabila's party falls short of winning an overall majority of seats in parliament, results show.
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The declaration of results from DR Congo's parliamentary polls is put back after the arrest of 10 election workers.
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A DR Congo militia leader is the first war crimes suspect to be charged at the International Criminal Court.
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UgandaUgandan Lord's Resistance Army rebels start leaving their bases in the DR Congo as demanded by a peace deal.
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The DR Congo says 23 people, including police, died in clashes after election results were announced.
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DR Congo's capital, Kinshasa, is quieter after a deal ending days of post-election violence.
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Political rivals in the Democratic Republic of Congo agree to end three days of fighting, as EU troops fly in.
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Some 400 extra European Union troops are flown into Congo's capital, Kinshasa, to quell gun battles.
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UN peacekeepers in DR Congo rescue several foreign diplomats trapped in a house by heavy shooting.
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President Kabila wins DR Congo's landmark poll, but fails to secure 50% of the vote, forcing a second round.
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Peacekeepers are on high alert in DR Congo ahead of partial poll results, with a run-off looking possible.
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The UN is investigating allegations that some of its troops in DR Congo have used child prostitutes.
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Six election officials are arrested for allegedly trying to rig vote counting after last month's election in DR Congo.
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DR Congo's President Joseph Kabila is ahead in early election results, but trails in the west of the country.
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Foreign observers say votes are being dumped and their work severely restricted in DR Congo's election count.
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An Antonov-28 plane crashes near Buvaku in eastern DR Congo, killing all 17 people on board.
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DR Congo's polls were satisfactory, observers say, while voting staff protest at not being paid.
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DR Congo presidential candidate Azarias Ruberwa says he will reject the result of Sunday's historic election.
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Votes are counted in DR Congo's first multi-party vote in 40 years, but an official result could be weeks away.
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People in the Democratic Republic of Congo have voted in the first multi-party national poll for 40 years.
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President Joseph Kabila addresses thousands at a final election rally in the capital of DR Congo.
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