We have started to collect the most important news related to Guinea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
France urges its nationals to leave Guinea, amid growing criticism of the military junta's opposition crackdown.
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International prosecutors open an investigation into the Guinean military's brutal suppression of an anti-government protest.
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Guinea's military leader should be tried for the brutal suppression of an opposition rally, an EU official says.
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Guinea says it has sealed a massive mining deal with a Chinese firm, as protests against the ruling junta continue.
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People in Guinea face a new dictatorship, a regional leader warns, as talks on the military-ruled country's crisis begin.
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Guineans commemorate those who died in an opposition protest two weeks ago by going on strike.
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The sale of arms to Guinea should stop after the deaths at an opposition protest, says Amnesty International.
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Guinea's military government announces a commission to investigate the shooting of protesters last week.
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The French foreign minister accuses Guinea's military leader of possibly ordering the shooting of protesters last week.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton labels Guinea's crackdown on protesters as a "vile violation" of the people's rights.
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Thousands of people gather in Guinea's capital, Conakry, to identify those killed in Monday's opposition protest.
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Guinea's military leader expresses fears for his safety, days after the army killed dozens of anti-junta protesters.
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Guinea's military ruler calls for a unity government and an international enquiry into violence which left many dead.
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Guinea's military ruler bans "subversive" gatherings, days after troops killed a large number of opposition protesters.
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A leading Guinean opposition leader says protests will continue until the country's "criminal" regime is removed.
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Guinean troops killed 157 people at Monday's opposition protest, activists say, amid foreign condemnation of the crackdown.
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