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Top Headlines from November 26, 2006
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Tags: November 26, 2006, Headlines, news, current events
A quick look at the newspapers from November 26, 2006 reveals these are the major events that took place on that day.
| | Somali Civil War: The Islamic Courts Union that controls much of southern Somalia has dispatched thousands of troops to within 15km of the border with Ethiopia. |
| | Central African War: Chad's armed forces have retaken Abéché with no major fighting being reported. |
| | Chadian forces have also claimed to have retaken Biltine, but rebel forces deny these claims. |
| | After earlier reports from The French embassy in Chad saying a large column of rebel vehicles had been spotted heading towards the capital N'Djamena, the embassy now says the progression has stopped. |
| | Peter Hain, the Minister for Northern Ireland criticizes "murky murders" associated with Vladimir Putin's regime in Russia following the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko. |
| | Sunni and Shia Islamists score big victories in Bahrain's parliamentary elections as results are announced from yesterday's poll. Liberals and the left win no seats in the first round. |
| | Israeli-Palestinian conflict: |
| | A ceasefire commences between Israeli and Palestinian fighters in the Gaza Strip. It followed negotiations between the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. |
| | Palestinian attacks on Israel continue, despite a ceasefire and subsequent Israeli pullout from Gaza, with militants firing a barrage of Qassam rockets on southern Israeli towns. |
| | One NATO soldier and 57 insurgents are killed in fighting in southern Afghanistan. |
| | Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: The Fijian military calls up 1,000 as military commander Commodore Frank Bainimarama states "my intention of removing this government is clear". |
| | Ecuadorian election: People in Ecuador go to the polls to choose a new president between Rafael Correa and Álvaro Noboa. Exit polls and unofficial polls indicate a victory for Correa. |
| | Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi collapses while giving a speech in Tuscany and has to be carried from the podium by his aides. Doctors treating him afterwards blamed a sudden drop in blood pressure. |
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