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Algeria, Mali
Tuaregs take up the fight

The security situation took a sudden turn for the worse in Mali this week while, across the border in Algeria, [...]

Published on 19/01/2012 at 09:00 GMT

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Spotlight | Mali
Bamako’s race against the clock

Until his downfall in the early hours of March 22, Amadou Toumani Toure - ATT - had been in denial: denial that threats were weighing on his country; denial that his regime was so fragile that it would fall like [.

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Spotlight | Algeria
Chill with Paris helps Washington

In opposing France on how to handle the security crisis in northern Mali, Algeria will strengthen its security ties with Washington. At least that's the subliminal message which seemed to emerge from a visit to Algiers by Michael Vickers, U.

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Mali, Morocco
Rabat seeks to play a part in North Mali

During a meeting in Rabat with royal adviser Taieb Fassi-Fihri on February 26, U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton urged [...]

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Spotlight | Algeria
Reverting to mediator role in North Mali

Algeria has abruptly changed tack in Mali. In December, Algiers finally got around to sending military specialists to northern Mali to fight Al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). But an outbreak of hostilities between Bamako's regular army and independence-seeking rebels [.

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