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Mali's 96:4 Ratio and Chad's 26:3 Have Raised Differing Reactions
As French troops and their allies start their tenth week fighting against Muslim militants and terrorists in Northern Mali, opinion in one of the world's poorer countries remains firmly in favour of the intervention by France, the old colonial power, in the country's struggle against the extremists which so nearly brought down the country's government. If the fundamentalists had reached Bamako, the capital, it is more than likely that the victorious Islamists would have imposed the str...
Mali: Algeria BP Siege Terrorist Mokhtar Belmokhtar's 'Corpse' Pictured
Mystery surrounds image of ringleader who led rebels in raid on In Amenas gas plant.
Al-Qaida Mastermind Mokhtar Belmokhtar 'Still Alive'
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Algeria BP Siege Mastermind Mokhtar Belmokhtar 'Killed' in Mali
Death of militant behind Algeria’s In Amenas gas plant siege regarded as blow to al-Qaida.
Mali: Top Al-Qaida Militant Abou Zeid Killed by Chadian Forces
Militant was reportedly involved in killing of British tourist Edwin Dyer in 2009.
Islamists vs The West: Mali and the New African Battleground [VIDEO]
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Mali: Is France's Operation Serval Anti-Terrorism or Pro-Business?
Economic interests as much as post-colonial 'friendship' have pushed President Francois Hollande into military intervention.
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Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), a terrorist group which is financed through its criminal activities of smuggling, drug trafficking and kidnapping for ransom, carried out two separate bombings on 11 April 2007 in the Algerian capital, Algiers. Active members vary between 300 and 800 for this Salafist group which formally changed its name from Group for Call (that is Preaching) and Combat (GSPC in its French form) only in January 2007. Itself a splinter organisation with a history of lea...
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Algeria BP Siege: Gas Plant Hostages Tell of Horror Ordeal at Hands of Aqim Terrorists
Executions, daring escapes and hiding under beds among harrowing stories to emerge from hostage crisis.
Algeria BP Siege: 25 Mutilated Bodies of Hostages Found [VIDEO]
Algerian authorities finding it difficult to identify bodies at In Amenas gas plant as death toll passes 80.
UK Tells Mali and France 'No British Troops' to Battle Islamists
Foreign Office rebuts mounting calls for wider international response to Mali crisis.
Mali Crisis: Allies 'Must Do More' to Aid France and Mali in War on Islamists
Britain, United States and Germany reluctant to commit as Mali faces existential threat
Algeria BP Siege: 'Five Terrorists Taken Alive'
Algerian army's operation results in killing of 32 militants and seven hostages, increasing death toll among captives to 23.
BP's Bob Dudley Responds to Hostage Crisis Ending: More Fatalities Expected
BP says four British hostages still unaccounted for.
Algeria BP Siege: Hostage Crisis Ends in Bloodshed as 18 Killed in Complex
Philip Hammond says terrorists "bear sole responsibility" for deaths of seven hostages.
Algeria BP Siege: Last Group of Hostages Raises Concern
Ten Britons and an unknown number of Americans, Japanese and Norwegians are still being held captive at Algeria's In Amenas gas plant.
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