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Cote d'Ivoire's ex-president is the first former head of state to appear before the International Criminal Court.
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Interior minister Hamed Bakayoko says attack "organised, ordered, and executed from Ghanaian territory".
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Raid on military camp in Abidjan leaves seven dead, one day after similar attack claimed five lives.
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An Ivorian miracle?
Cote d'Ivoire was once a bastion of peace in a turbulent region, but political instability now prevails.
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ICC urged to probe Ivory Coast violence
Actions of rival groups during post-poll conflict may be investigated following President Ouattara's request.
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Gunfire erupts in Ivory Coast city
Residents of Abidjan neighbourhood say pro-Ouattara forces are continuing campaign to push out Gbagbo loyalists.
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Attack on Ivorian leader's bunker repelled
Fighting raged for a third consecutive day in Abidjan as Alassane Ouattara's forces tried to unseat Laurent Gbagbo.
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Ouattara forces storm Gbagbo residence
Pro-Ouattara forces ordered not to kill Laurent Gbagbo, still in bunker after fierce assault on his presidential palace.
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Ivorian leader denies move to surrender
Gbagbo says face-to-face talks with president-elect Ouattara is the only way to return the country to peace.
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Ivorian leader 'negotiating surrender'
Gbagbo, however, said in a TV interview that he was not ready to negotiate his departure, insisting that he won poll.
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