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Algerian Gas Field Siege Reportedly Ends: Now Body Count Awaits

In Algeria, 35 hostages and 15 kidnappers were reportedly killed during the initial seizure of the plant and subsequent government siege.

Militants Take Foreigners Hostage In Algeria As Revenge For France's Mali Intervention

Islamist militants in Algeria have taken some 20 foreign nationals hostage and killed at least two after seizing a gas field Wednesday in the town of In Amenas near the border with Libya.

French Boots On The Ground For Direct Combat With Islamists In Mali

French troops are gearing up for on-the-ground combat in Mali, where an Islamist insurgency threatens global security.

Mali Conflict: Unesco Says Protecting Heritage Sites Key To Building Peace

Unesco has urged both Malian and French forces involved in the Mali conflict to protect the nation’s ancient cultural sites.

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France Continues Air Strikes In Mali, US Mulls Logistic Assistance

France continued with the air strikes against Islamic rebels in Mali throughout Monday night and the U.S. is mulling sending drones and providing aid to the French troops. Efforts to deploy African troops gathered pace as well.

A Brand New War: Western Forces Square Off Against Islamists In Africa

After France intervened to combat an Islamist insurgency in Mali, other superpowers have been gearing up to follow suit.

French Attacks, Backed By US, Beat Back Mali Rebels

French fighter jets bombed an Islamist rebel stronghold deep in northern Mali Sunday as France poured more troops into the capital Bamako.

France Steps Up Home Security After Mali Offensive

French President Francois Hollande tightened home security Saturday as French forces continued to target Islamist militants in northern Mali to force al-Qaeda-linked groups out of their strongholds.

Mali Conflict Rages On As France Deepens Involvement

French forces in Mali have launched air-and-ground operations to aid West African coalition troops in driving back al Qaeda-linked rebels.

France Suddenly Intervenes In Mali, Turning Domestic Insurgency Into Global Conflict

French troops are already in Mali, where an Islamist insurgency is becoming a serious threat to West Africa and the world.

Mercury Poisoning: Yet Another Problem For Developing Countries To Worry About

A new U.N. report says that 10 million to 15 million people in developing countries are being exposed to increasing levels of mercury in the environment.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Rumors: New Device With Model Number GT-i9500X Spotted In Company’s Global Download Center

Samsung’s Global Download Center page has showcased a new smartphone with the model number GT-i9500X, with many reports suggesting it could be the highly anticipated Galaxy S4.

2012 Year In Review: Africa In Action

The African continent is seeing some monumental changes, and is rife with conflict and potential.

Women at anti-Female Genital Mutilation rally in Northern Senegal

UN Condemns Female Genital Mutilation

The U.N. put out a series of new resolutions condemned violence against women, including the practice of female genital mutilation.

Suspected member of Islamist militant sect Boko Haram

Another Abduction As Al-Qaeda Makes New Friends In Africa

After a new kidnapping, French President Hollande expressed concern over AQIM's partnership with Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram.

UN Security Council Authorizes African-Led Force To Oust Mali Rebels

The Security Council authorized an African-led force to help Mali’s government recapture the northern part of the country from rebels.

Apple iPhone 5 Release Date Arrives In 33 New Countries Today, Including China, Turkey, Israel And Russia [FULL LIST]

Apple launched the iPhone 5 in 33 new countries today, including China, Turkey, Israel and Russia.

Monsieur Hollande Goes To Algeria: What's At Stake?

For the first time, a French president will make an official voyage to Algeria before going to Morocco.

France And Algeria: What Can The Upcoming Summit Accomplish?

President Bouteflika will meet with his French counterpart Dec. 19 and 20 in the capital, Algiers.

Supporters of Mali's junta participate in a demonstration against regional bloc ECOWAS at the international airport of Bamako

Mali Appoints Prime Minister Sissoko To Replace Diarra As Upheaval Drags On

In Bamako, the quick appointment of Prime Minister Django Sissoko to replace Diarra is just one more chapter in Mali's ongoing saga.

North African Al Qaeda May Have Chemical Weapons: Spain

Spain holds a special place in the hearts of Islamic fundamentalists

Mali's Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra Resigns After Arrest; Political Crisis Deepens

Mali's Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra resigned Tuesday, after he was arrested by soldiers loyal to an ex-coup leader.

A Tuareg nomad stands near the 13th century mosque at Timbuktu, Mali.

Al-Qaeda Terror Cells Move To Africa, Dig In, Branch Out

Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, or AQIM, is putting down roots in Africa by way of Mali and branching out into Libya, Nigeria, Somalia and beyond.

Diplomats Hint At European Union Military Intervention In Mali

The European Union may send troops to Mali to train solders ahead of an African-led military offensive against insurgents.

African Bloc Settles On Plan For 3,300 Troops To Oust Insurgents In Northern Mali

ECOWAS has agreed on a plan to send troops into northern Mali; it will now be reviewed by the UN Security Council.

Mali Arrests French Islamist Amid Northern Insurgency

Mali has arrested a French Islamist suspected have having ties with militant groups that currently control northern parts of the country,

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