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Mali: Bamako Strikes Back as JNIM Expands Its Rule
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SECURITY & DEFENSE
Niger: Two Chinese workers kidnapped in Mbanga
Libya: Efforts to stabilize Libya stymied by persistent violence
Sahel: Death toll in latest terror attack on Solhan in Burkina Faso updated to 160
Sahel: Six Chad soldiers killed at border with Central African Republic
Sahel: Massacre in northern Burkina Faso
US offers cash rewards to locate Al-Qaeda’s Al-Annabi
The US State Department posted a $7 million reward Wednesday for information leading to the location or identification of Abu Ubaydah Youssef Al-Annabi, the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). The department said Anabi was declared the emir of the...
Libya: Warlord Haftar wants to stay relevant, but no one cares anymore
Libya: With Libya struggling to expel mercenaries, Germany wants another conference to help out
Morocco uses threat of migrants to force Spain to change its position on the Western Sahara conflict
Sahel: Burkina Faso struggles with terror attacks in the north
INSURGENCIES & TERRORISM
Sudan army unleashes repression on protesters
June 3, 2019 - Egypt on Monday urged all sides in Sudan to return to the negotiating table as security forces moved to break up a weeks-long protest camp in Khartoum. Violence erupted at the sit-in outside the army headquarters in the Sudanese capital earlier in the...
Libya: UN evacuates vulnerable migrants from war-torn Tripoli
Morocco: Court adjourns in tourist murder case, suspect admits to crime
Libya’s power sector: collateral damage of the civil war
Libya hands over suspected Islamic State insurgent to Egypt
Sahel: Crisis Group suggests provocative idea of dialogue between Mali and insurgents
Libya: Two journalists released
Tripoli, May 25, 2019 (AFP) - Two Libyan journalists held by an armed group for more than three weeks have been released, the television channel they work for said Saturday. "We congratulate the press world for the release of our two colleagues, Mohamad al-Gurj and...