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Researchers found that 28 countries were worse off than Sierra Leone in terms of adequate health systems.
Boko Haram: Nigeria, Neighbors Annouce 8,700 Troop Deployment To Fight Terrorist Group
Nigeria and four neighboring countries will field the force in an attempt to halt Boko Haram's insurgency.
Robert Mugabe African Union Chairmanship May Cause European Union Dilemma
The bloc will need to balance its stance against the leader with considerations for his role at the head of an increasingly important regional organization.
UN Laments 'Cultural Cleansing' In Mosul As ISIS Ransacks Libraries And Burns Books
Since it took control of Mosul in June last year, ISIS has allegedly ransacked libraries in an attempt to cleanse them of "un-Islamic" texts.
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France's parliament was set to vote on extending its military operations in Iraq as part of the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS.
Al Qaeda In The Islamic Maghreb Threatens France With 'Worst And More'
The threat, aimed at France, comes a day before Charlie Hebdo is set to publish its latest issue, featuring the Prophet Muhammad.
JeSuis Charlie Rally In Paris Brings Together Rivals As World Leaders March Against Terrorism
Several world leaders marched together, in Paris, in a show of solidarity against terrorism.
Charlie Hebdo Massacre: Muslim Employee At Hyper Chacher Saved Hostages, Locked Them In Freezer
Lassana Bathily said he told several hostages to remain calm, then used the dumbwaiter to escape and contact police.
New Audio Purportedly Shows Amedy Coulibaly, Paris Hyper Cacher Hostage-Taker, Tried To Justify Action To Captives
Amedy Coulibaly reportedly told his captives at a kosher grocery store that if France "didn't attack other countries -- I wouldn't be here."
Ebola Crisis Update: UN Chief Urges West Africa To Set Aside Cultural Traditions To Conquer Epidemic
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that West Africans need to abide by health protocols.
Mali Government Exchanged 4 Prisoners To Free French Hostage Serge Lazarevic: Report
French hostage Serge Lazarevic was released by al Qaeda last week after three years in captivity.
Al Qaeda Terrorists: French Hostage Serge Lazarevic Released In Exchange For Mali Militants
Serge Lazarevic was reportedly freed in exchange for four terrorists, even though France has said it doesn't pay ransoms or conduct swaps.
Al Qaeda In Mali Releases French Hostage Serge Lazarevic; Sparks Debate Over Ransom, Prisoner Exchange
Lazarevic was kidnapped from his hotel, along with another French citizen, three years ago, and has appeared in many videos by the group.
Ebola: World Health Organization Asks Male Survivors To Abstain From Sex For Three Months
The virus has been found to persist for up to three months after onset of symptoms.
GSK, U.S. Government Experimental Ebola Vaccine Shown To Be Safe In Human Trials: NIH
A group of 20 volunteers developed immunity to the Ebola virus and showed no bad side effects.
Newly Arrived Immigrants Navigate Their First American Thanksgiving, Turkey And All
Newly arrived immigrants across the U.S. are navigating America's prime immigrant holiday for the first time this year.
Ebola In Mali: Eighth Person Tests Positive In Mali, Which Is Monitoring 271 People For Symptoms
All of Mali's Ebola cases have been traced to a 70-year-old Muslim priest from Guinea, where the current epidemic began.
Ebola Outbreak Could Be Curbed By 2015, Says UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon
Mali has become the latest concern for the United Nations, as six people have died and almost 500 are being monitored in the country.
Ebola New York 2014: Brooklyn Man Tested At Bellevue Hospital For Symptoms After Mali Trip
A Brooklyn man will be tested for Ebola on Thursday after being taken to Bellevue with symptoms consistent with the virus.
Lufthansa Turns An Airbus A340 Into 'Ebola Jet' For Evacuating Infected Personnel
Europe's biggest airline is setting aside an A340 passenger jet to serve as special transport for infected German medical personnel.
Ebola Mali Update: US To Screen Travelers Arriving From Latest Africa Country Affected By Virus
Mali has been added to the list of countries whose travelers will be screened upon arrival in U.S. airports.
Ebola Outbreak In Mali More Serious After Pasteur Clinic Failed To Diagnose Imam With Ebola
Mali had reported success in containing the virus after people linked to its first Ebola case successfully completed a 21-day quarantine.
New Ebola Case Confirmed In Mali
One case has been confirmed among a possible cluster in the capital, Bamako.
Africa Cup Of Nations 2015: Morocco Won't Host, Disqualified From Soccer Tournament Amid Ebola Concerns
Morocco won't be allowed to compete in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations after it refused hosting duties due to Ebola worries.
Ebola Outbreak 2014: Fifth Sierra Leone Doctor Dies After Treating Patients
One of Sierra Leone’s leading Ebola doctors has died from the disease, making him the fifth high-profile local doctor killed by the virus.
Ebola Vaccine: Swiss Agency To Conduct Trial For Experimental Treatment On 120 Volunteers
Fifty of the Ebola vaccine trial's volunteers will travel to West Africa to provide support to regions most affected.
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