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Jihadist airport assault leaves Mali's junta rattled
Although the attack was attributed to Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), the al-Qaeda affiliated coalition of armed groups that is Mali’s largest jihadist force, it did not substantially weaken the junta’s self-confidence and capacity to set the domestic political and diplomatic agenda.
A plane used for humanitarian missions by the World Food Program was damaged in an Islamist attack in Mali's capital. The ...
The new release “Bamako*Chicago Sound System” (FPE Records) opens like the master-shot sequence of a documentary about a ...
Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimeen (JNIM), a local affiliate of Al-Qaeda, attacked Mali's Bamako Airport on September 17 ...
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Mali attack poses threat to West Africa – FGNigeria has issued a strong condemnation following a terrorist attack in Bamako, Mali, on Tuesday which targeted a military ...
Days after the West African country’s ruling military was ambushed by Islamist rebels, it has sought to hide the true extent ...
Following a deadly attack in Mali's capital by al-Qaida linked militants, authorities there have temporarily closed livestock ...
Mali’s government has regained control over the capital city Bamako after repelling several attacks by ...
Authorities in Mali have declared the capital, Bamako, "under control" following an attack involving gunfire near a ...
A plane that was used for humanitarian work by the World Food Program was damaged during an Islamist attack in the capital of Mali, according to the South African aviation company that owns the plane.
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