We have started to collect the most important news related to Somalia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mortar rounds hit central Mogadishu as Ethiopian troops and rebels clash in Somalia's capital.
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The Red Cross fears for civilians trapped in Mogadishu, amid major fighting between troops and rebels.
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The Somali capital Mogadishu is wracked by the worst fighting in 15 years, aid agencies say.
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An Ethiopian helicopter is shot down in the Somali capital in fighting the Red Cross says is heaviest for 15 years.
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Ethiopian helicopters fire on a market as an operation against insurgents begins in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.
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A cargo plane carrying 11 people is shot down after taking off in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, officials say.
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Clan elders in the Somali capital reach an informal truce with the Ethiopian army after two days of heavy fighting.
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Fighting resumes in Somalia, a day after 16 people died in clashes between government forces and insurgents.
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Fifteen people are killed in clashes in Somalia's capital where angry crowds dragged soldiers' bodies in the streets.
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Somalia overtakes Iraq as the most dangerous country for minority groups, a rights group says.
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Somali insurgents attack peacekeepers as they sought to secure the seaport for the arrival of more military equipment.
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Seven people are killed in a suspected bombing attack on the outskirts of Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.
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Insurgents fire mortars at the Somali president's residence, a few hours after his arrival in the capital.
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Parliament votes for Somalia's cabinet to relocate to the capital, as AU troops take control of the airport.
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Eritrea warns of "dire consequences" unless Uganda pulls its peacekeeping troops out of war-torn Somalia.
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A cargo plane transporting Ugandan soldiers to Somalia's capital caught fire as it landed, officials say.
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At least nine restaurant diners die in an attack aimed at new African Union peacekeepers in Somalia's capital.
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The airport in Somalia's capital is attacked with mortars as the first African Union peacekeepers arrive.
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The first African Union peacekeepers arrive in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, from Uganda, officials confirm.
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Six explosions hit Somalia's capital injuring six civilians, a day after Uganda peacekeepers left for Somalia.
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Uganda's president says his soldiers being deployed to Somalia will play a supportive role but will not impose peace.
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A small advance team of African Union troops arrive in the southern Somali town of Baidoa, say local officials.
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Five people are killed in separate attacks in Somalia's capital, including a relative of the prime minister.
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Four pirates, who are part of the gang that hijacked a food aid ship in Somalia, have been arrested, aid officials say.
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A US warship is heading towards the Somali coast, say UN staff, after pirates hijacked a food aid ship.
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The Red Cross calls for government forces and insurgents in Somalia to protect civilians amid clashes.
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Uganda says it will start deploying its soldiers as part of a peace force in Somalia within the next two weeks.
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Three mortars land on Mogadishu's airport as Nigeria's army says it will deploy in Somalia by mid-April.
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The UN Security Council approves the deployment of an African peacekeeping force to tackle unrest in Somalia.
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At least 12 people are killed in the heaviest fighting in the Somali capital Mogadishu this year.
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Somalia's government sets up a joint police and military unit to counter attacks by suspected Islamists.
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Ugandan MPs approve the deployment of peacekeepers to Somalia as part of an African Union force.
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People flee areas attacked in the Somali capital, as Ugandan MPs give the go-ahead to send troops there.
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Three people are killed in the heaviest explosions in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, this year.
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Somalia's PM gives his deputy a lower-profile ministry in a cabinet reshuffle in an effort to exert his authority.
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Eight people, including a female Koranic student, are killed in attacks in Somalia's capital Mogadishu.
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Burundi offers to contribute 1,000 troops to the proposed African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia.
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Somali MPs elect an ex-warlord as speaker after sacking his predecessor for wanting talks with Islamists.
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African leaders at a key summit fail to secure full numbers for a peacekeeping force in Somalia.
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At least two people are killed, including a Somali police officer during an hour-long gunbattle in Mogadishu.
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Ethiopia is about to pull a third of its troops out of Somalia, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi says.
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Unknown gunmen kill five people in a series of attacks in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, witnesses say.
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African Union chief Alpha Oumar Konare appeals to countries in Africa to help get troops deployed to Somalia.
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An Ethiopian soldier is killed and another seriously wounded after gunmen open fire on them in Somalia.
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US war planes have carried out a fresh air strike against al-Qaeda suspects in Somalia, a US official says.
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Somalia's main airport is attacked a day after Ethiopian forces began their withdrawal from the capital.
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