We have started to collect the most important news related to Guinea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Guinea's military government says it is "hunting down" and arresting the plotters behind last week's shooting of the junta's leader.
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Guinea's military leader is in a "favourable" condition after surgery for injuries sustained in an assassination bid, doctors say.
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Guinea's vice-president returns from abroad to take charge of the country after an attempted assassination on the president.
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As tensions rise in Guinea amid an apparent assassination attempt against the military ruler, Mark Doyle reports on the lingering trauma after a bloody crackdown at a pro-democracy rally.
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Guinea's military leader has survived an attack by one of his soldiers in the capital Conakry, a government spokesman says.
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Human Rights Watch calls on Guinea's military rulers to charge or free rights activist Mouctar Diallo.
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Will UN unearth the truth of Guinea's stadium massacre?
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The US says its has evidence that South African "military trainers" are in Guinea helping the much-criticised ruling junta.
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A Guinean court charges a second son of the late President Lansana Conte with drug trafficking.
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Mark Doyle reports on the rising tensions on the streets of Guinea's capital, Conakry, a month after protesters were killed by government troops.
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Rapes and killings of Guinean protesters in September were "planned at the highest level", a rights group says.
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The EU imposes sanctions on Guinea's military rulers weeks after an opposition protest was brutally suppressed.
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Guinea's military junta is facing an EU arms embargo after the killing of opposition supporters in the capital, Conakry, sources say.
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A senior UN official begins his investigation into the killing of opposition demonstrators in Guinea.
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Guinea's ruler postpones an announcement on his presidential election intentions, missing an African Union deadline to do so.
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West African states order an arms embargo on Guinea over the mass shooting of opposition supporters last month.
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