Hanging on by a Pen: Gbagbo Refuses to Sign Paper Ceding Power
The power struggle in the Ivory Coast hasn't entirely drawn to a close
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The power struggle in the Ivory Coast hasn't entirely drawn to a close
Was it the French or Alassane Ouattara's forces? The answer is important
The Ivory Coast incumbent is clinging to power from his luxury bunker
Leader expresses defiance as Ouattara's forces bear down
Why has the French president intervened so aggressively in Libya and the Ivory Coast?
On pushing Qaddafi out, inflation as a debt solution, and Britain's long ties to Libya
Strongman leader compared to Hitler hiding in bunker
Gbagbo offered a "safe departure" in return for recognizing Ouattara as president
There is no NATO-like hesitance to intervene in a deepening civil war
Refugees report that rebel forces are being ordered "to kill everyone and anyone"
The winner of last November's election has surrounded the incumbent's stronghold
The country's president says he'll nationalize the cocoa sector in a bid to maintain power
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