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*<!--Dec01-->[[Serbia]]'s president '''[[Boris Tadic]]''' survives an apparent [[assassination]] attempt in [[Belgrade]]. |
*<!--Dec01-->[[Serbia]]'s president '''[[Boris Tadic]]''' survives an apparent [[assassination]] attempt in [[Belgrade]]. |
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*<!--Dec.1-->The [[Rwanda]]n army invades eastern [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congo]], attacking and burning villages. The last invasion started the [[Congo Civil War]], which resulted in the deaths of 3–4 million people. |
*<!--Dec.1-->The [[Rwanda]]n army invades eastern [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congo]], attacking and burning villages. The last invasion started the '''[[Congo Civil War]]''', which resulted in the deaths of 3–4 million people. |
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*<!--Nov.31-->[[Ukraine]]'s parliament, the '''[[Verkhovna Rada]]''', votes to dismiss the government of [[Viktor Yanukovich]], deepening the crisis over the disputed [[Ukrainian presidential election, 2004|presidential election]]. |
*<!--Nov.31-->[[Ukraine]]'s parliament, the '''[[Verkhovna Rada]]''', votes to dismiss the government of [[Viktor Yanukovich]], deepening the crisis over the disputed [[Ukrainian presidential election, 2004|presidential election]]. |
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*<!--Nov.30-->The [[International Committee of the Red Cross]] criticises the [[United States]]' treatment of prisoners at '''[[Camp X-Ray|Guantánamo Bay]]''' as being "tantamount to [[torture]]", according to a confidential memorandum leaked to the ''[[New York Times]]''. |
*<!--Nov.30-->The [[International Committee of the Red Cross]] criticises the [[United States]]' treatment of prisoners at '''[[Camp X-Ray|Guantánamo Bay]]''' as being "tantamount to [[torture]]", according to a confidential memorandum leaked to the ''[[New York Times]]''. |
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Revision as of 20:05, 1 December 2004
- Serbia's president Boris Tadic survives an apparent assassination attempt in Belgrade.
- The Rwandan army invades eastern Congo, attacking and burning villages. The last invasion started the Congo Civil War, which resulted in the deaths of 3–4 million people.
- Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, votes to dismiss the government of Viktor Yanukovich, deepening the crisis over the disputed presidential election.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross criticises the United States' treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay as being "tantamount to torture", according to a confidential memorandum leaked to the New York Times.