Al Qaeda
Algeria Sowed Seeds of Hostage Crisis as It Nurtured Warlord
Algeria Sowed Seeds of Hostage Crisis as It Nurtured Warlord
Timbuktu Endured Terror Under Harsh Shariah Law
According to an article in the Washington Post earlier this week, AQIM is leading the jihadist coalition in Mali.
Mali Tuareg rebels say they control Kidal, Islamists gone
A Tale of Two Islamisms
‘Darker Sides’: The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of ‘Sahelistan’
Mali conflict shakes country’s faith in its leaders
Is Qatar fuelling the crisis in north Mali?
‘Gates of Hell’: Mali Conflict Opens New Front in War on Terror
‘Lion of the Desert’: Ex-Partner of Germany Leads Malian Islamists
Jihadists’ Surge in North Africa Reveals Grim Side of Arab Spring
US Sees Hazy Threat From Mali Militants
How the French got to airstrikes in Mali: A briefing from Bamako
Analysis: French early strike shakes up Mali intervention plan
French aircraft and attack helicopters beat back a jihadist advance on the town of Mopti.
Ansar Dine, the Movement for Tawhid and Jihad in West Africa, and al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb took control of towns in central Mali.
The al Qaeda-linked Movement for Tawhid [Unity] and Jihad in West Africa created the Abdullah Azzam, Al Zarqawi, and the Abu al Laith al Libi battalions, as well as the Martyrdom-Seekers Battalion. These join the previously established Osama bin Laden Battalion.
Ansar al-Din threat stokes Sahel fears
AP IMPACT: Al-Qaida carves out own country in Mali
Mauritania braces for war next door
The sack of Timbuktu: “What can we do against armed men?”
Maghreb countries boost border security
A new Ansar al Sharia group has been established in Mali. According to press reports, the group’s leaders are “close to” the official spokesman for Ansar Dine.
Racism spurs Mali terrorist defections
Mali intervention by ECOWAS: Refugee fears
In northern Mali, Islamists’ attacks against civilians grow more brutal
Plan for military intervention in Mali stalls
Mali: Report on Situation in Areas Close to Frontline
Mali peace talks: Tuareg and Islamist leaders ‘chatted, cracked jokes’
Mali government, Islamists and separatists agree on peace talks