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Mali Islamists whip unmarried couples in public
Mali Islamists whip unmarried couples in public
Mali” Ansar Dine plays double game
Military action against al Qaida-linked extremists in Mali unlikely for months
Mali extremists target women
Mali’s PM says talks with rebels ‘inevitable’
The Islamist takeover of two-thirds of Mali this year has spurred the West as well as neighboring African countries to find a way to drive out the extremists.
Sahel terror alliances start to fray
Algeria warns military intervention would worsen situation in Mali
Al-Qaeda resurgent?
Photos from the new Timbuktu, as controlled by radical Islamists
Mali Islamist group under pressure to break with Al-Qaeda
“The arrival of hundreds of young mujahideen from different areas across the Islamic world to support us in our war against the infidels and crusaders is not strange or surprising,” Ansar Dine’s spokesman said.
Timbuktu: Islamist groups “are preparing for an army intervention”
Mali prepares for war with Islamists despite reticent neighbours
Foreign jihadists from West African countries such as Togo, Benin, Niger, Nigeria, Guinea, Senegal, and the Ivory Coast are filling out the ranks.
Mali Islamists ‘increasingly repressive’
Sharia in Mali Gets Chad Talking
In Mali, Islamists Maim Robbery Suspects
Islamists Struggle to Run North Mali
Conditions in northern Mali portend disaster
Hunting for Islamist insurgents with the Mali Army
Niger struggles against militant Islam
Mali Militias Poorly Armed, but Zealous to Oust Islamists
Is this al Qaeda’s ‘last chance’ for a country?
A Sahel War On the Horizon
African viewpoint: Why Timbuktu matters
Italy: Freed aid worker Rossella Urru quizzed by prosecutors
Scores of Africans recruited by Mali Qaeda offshoot
As Refugees Flee Islamists in Mali, Solutions Are Elusive
North Mali terrorist haven threatens Africa -leaders