We have started to collect the most important news related to Somalia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Somali pirates free a Taiwanese fishing boat held for 10 months after the owner pays a ransom, a maritime agency says.
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Hundreds of Somali Islamist rebels pour into Mogadishu, witnesses say, as at least 16 people die in clashes in the city.
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Somali officials say their soldiers have killed a "senior Jordanian al-Qaeda fighter" who also belonged to the al-Shabab group.
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Somali fishermen save some 126 migrants who were reportedly forced into the sea at gunpoint by traffickers.
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Danish troops serving with Nato's anti-piracy force free the crew of a cargo ship boarded by gunmen off Somalia.
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The weak, cash-strapped Somali government will close most of its embassies in Europe, the foreign minister tells the BBC.
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Thirty-three Burundian soldiers accused of mutinying over pay while serving as peacekeepers in Somalia go on trial.
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An aid agency says all groups fighting in Somalia are partly responsible for civilian casualties in "indiscriminate" shelling.
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Somali pirates release the Greek-owned cargo ship Filitsa and its crew of 22, held since November, after a ransom is paid, officials say.
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The UK Foreign Office defends its position of not paying a ransom to help free a British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates.
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Somali Islamist rebel group al-Shabab confirms for the first time that its fighters are aligned with al-Qaeda's global campaign.
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A British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates have told the first journalist to see them in captivity they are in urgent need of help.
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The majority of ships being hijacked off the coast of Somalia are ignoring safety advice, UN piracy experts say.
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At least two peacekeepers are killed in a militant attack on a parade to mark one year since Somalia's president took office.
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China agrees to expand its role in anti-piracy patrols, alongside the United States and EU, in the seas off Somalia.
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The European Union will send troops to help train up to 2,000 Somali soldiers, who are fighting an Islamist insurgency.
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An attempt to rescue a British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates was "bungled", a Whitehall official has said.
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A British man kidnapped by Somali pirates says he and his wife could be killed within three or four days.
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Amnesty International calls for stricter controls for weapons being given to Somalia's transitional government.
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Kenya says it is tired of giving a safe haven to Somali MPs, accusing them of fleeing to Kenya after ruining their own country.
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Somalia sends a letter of protest to Kenya after 12 MPs were arrested by police investigating Friday's riots in Nairobi.
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Somali pirates free a Greek-owned oil tanker, a day after one of the largest ransoms ever paid was dropped on board, the pirates and officials say.
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Somali pirates have been fighting over a huge ransom paid to free a Greek-flagged oil tanker, pirates and a maritime official say.
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A Somali Islamist group fighting to overthrow Somalia's government says it is exchanging fighters with Yemeni rebels.
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President Obama says he has "no intention" of sending US troops to Yemen or Somalia to combat militant groups in those countries.
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Kenyans who fight for - and against - Somali Islamists
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Somali pirates free a Pakistani vessel used to hijack a UK-owned car-transporting ship in the Indian Ocean.
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The UN's World Food Programme suspends its operations in large parts of southern Somali because of threats from Islamist militants.
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A man accused of trying to kill Danish Muhammad cartoonist Kurt Westergaard was previously held by Kenyan police, reports say.
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At least 47 people are killed and 100 injured in fighting in the Somali town of Dhuusa Marreeb, a human rights worker says.
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The UK and US agree to intensify joint efforts to tackle the "evolving" terror threat from Yemen, Downing Street says.
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A UK-flagged cargo ship with 25 crew, including eight Bulgarians, is hijacked off Somalia, the second in a week.
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Somali pirates hijack a chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden - the third vessel seized in waters around Somalia this week.
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A Somali man is in custody in Mogadishu, suspected of trying to take explosives onto a plane, officials say.
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Somali pirates hijack a UK-flagged chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden on its way to Thailand from Spain, officials say.
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Somali pirates have released a Singapore-flagged ship held for nearly 10 weeks, an EU naval force in the area says.
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The crew of a Chinese ship hijacked by pirates off Somalia have been rescued, officials say amid reports of a ransom.
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Two British hostages being held by pirates in Somalia face a Christmas in captivity with no immediate sign of their release.
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Eritrea says sanctions imposed by the UN are shameful and dismisses claims it backs militants in Somalia.
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The UN Security Council imposes sanctions on Eritrea, accusing it of aiding Islamist insurgents in Somalia.
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The UN Security Council imposes sanctions on Eritrea, accusing it of aiding Islamic insurgents in Somalia.
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At least eight people die after mortars are fired at Somali MPs holding their first meeting in Mogadishu since August.
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A group of suspected Somali pirates held on a Dutch warship will be freed because no country wants to prosecute them.
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Hundreds of Somali refugees are being forced at gunpoint to join rebel fighting in north Yemen, a Somali diplomat has told the BBC.
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At least three Somali police officers are killed by a roadside bomb in the port city of Bossaso in the Puntland region.
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The UK admiral in charge of the EU flotilla carrying out anti-piracy patrols off Somalia considers extending the area of patrol.
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