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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-->[[Rwanda]]n troops are spotted by [[United Nations|UN]] personnel in eastern [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congo]] where Congolese officials say the troops are 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 21:04, 1 December 2004
- Serbia's president Boris Tadic survives an apparent assassination attempt in Belgrade.
- Rwandan troops are spotted by UN personnel in eastern Congo where Congolese officials say the troops are 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.