February 2003
The Ivory Coast Agreement Has Intensified Disputes Among Contracting Parties
The power-sharing agreement in Ivory Coast, intended to end civil conflict, has led to increased tensions among involved parties. Key actors include President's advisor Toussaint…
Clashes Violating Ceasefire Agreement Between Ivorian Rebels and Government Forces Ongoing - 2003-02-10
Clashes are occurring between Ivorian rebels and government forces, violating a ceasefire agreement. The rebels are primarily from Liberia, and the fighting has resulted in…
Tomorrow, the issue of the civil war in Côte d'Ivoire will be addressed - 2003-02-09
A summit conference is scheduled for tomorrow to address the civil war in Côte d'Ivoire, involving West African leaders, the Ivorian government, and rebels. The…
Rebels in Ivory Coast Demand President Implement Peace Accord
Rebels in Ivory Coast are urging President Laurent Gbagbo to fully implement a peace agreement that ended a civil war. Gbagbo has expressed reluctance to…
UN Security Council Mandates French and African Peacekeepers to Protect Civilians in Ivory Coast - 2003-02-05
The UN Security Council has mandated French and African peacekeepers to protect civilians in Ivory Coast while urging the political forces to implement a peace…
African Leaders Arrive in Addis Ababa Ahead of African Heads of State Conference
African leaders have gathered in Addis Ababa for a two-day summit to discuss regional conflicts, including the Ivory Coast situation, and the potential impact of…
Unrest in Abidjan's Commercial Center - February 2, 2003
Hundreds protested in Abidjan against the suspicious death of an opposition figure, leading to violent clashes. The unrest is part of ongoing demonstrations against President…
Hundreds of Thousands Demonstrate in Ivory Coast Against France - 2003-02-01
Hundreds of thousands protested in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, against a French-backed peace plan intended to end a civil war. They urged President Laurent Gbagbo not…