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Spotlight | Central African Republic
Paris mired in lengthy crisis

The French authorities are increasingly concerned about Paris' isolation in the face of Central African Republic's worsening crisis. The European Union, which has not been very involved, has been unable to rustle up even 600 soldiers to launch Operation Eufor-RCA [...]

Published on 26/03/2014 at 23:01 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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Gabon
Country in grip of ever tighter crisis

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Army outsources support in Africa

Spotlight | Central African Republic
Sangaris: too-rapid withdrawal poses risks

Central African Republic
Samba-Panza increasingly under fire

Central African Republic
Sagem Morpho eyes presidential elections in Bangui

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Central African Republic
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Central African Republic Samba-Panza increasingly under fire

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Central African Republic Samba-Panza defies Sassou

Central African Republic Samba-Panza still struggling

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Spotlight | Africa French military fatigues still in vogue

Central African Republic Sassou, queen-maker in Bangui

Central African Republic Adam negotiates with Deby

Spotlight | Mali French business stakes out opportunities

Spotlight | Mali Paris stays at the helm

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Spotlight | Central African Republic
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Central African Republic
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