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Two Dead As Suspected Terrorists Attack Mali Tourist Resort
Suspected terrorists crying "Allahu Akbar" stormed a tourist resort popular with foreigners on the edge of the Malian capital Bamako on Sunday, briefly seizing hostages and leaving at least two people dead.
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US Senators Honour Mali Terror Victim Anita Ashok Datar
Anita Ashok Datar, the lone Indian-American killed in a terrorist attack in Mali last year, has been honoured by the US Senate which unanimously passed a resolution praising her work for the advancement of international development and public health.
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3 Policemen Killed In Mali Attack By Suspected 'Jihadists'
Three policemen were killed by suspected jihadists in an overnight attack in central Mali, police and military sources told AFP today.
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Mali Reimposes State Of Emergency For Year's End
Mali reimposed a nationwide state of emergency for the final 10 days of the year to head off any terror threats, after a deadly terrorist attack in the capital last month.
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New York Using App to Keep Citizens Safe From Terrorists
Following terror attacks in Mali, Paris and Beirut, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has unveiled a new mobile app designed to help keep his citizens safe, Digitaltrends.com reported.
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Pope 'More Afraid of Mosquitoes Than People'
Pope Francis claims he fears mosquitoes more than people and laughs off security fears surrounding his trip to three African countries in the wake of recent terror attacks in France and Mali.
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Vladimir Putin Says Wants Global Anti-Terrorism Fight After 19 Killed in Mali Attack
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday global cooperation was need to confront terrorism in the wake of an Islamist militant attack targeting foreigners in a luxury hotel in Mali that killed 19 people.
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Indian-American Woman Killed in Mali Terrorist Attack
An Indian-American woman is among at least 27 people killed during a deadly siege of a Mali hotel by Islamic extremists.
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At Least 27 Killed by Gunmen in Mali Hotel Siege; 20 Indians Evacuated Safely
18 bodies have been recovered from the luxury Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Bamako, where armed gunmen took 170 people hostage today, a foreign security source has told AFP. The gunmen are not holding any more hostages, Mali's security minister has said.
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Mali Police Uncover 'Major Attack' Plot
Detectives investigating an explosion at a house in Mali's capital that killed a security guard on Friday said they had uncovered plans for a "major attack".
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Mali Vows Not to Surrender to Terror After Jihadist Killings
Mali vowed today not to surrender to terror and to punish the jihadists behind a deadly nightclub attack in the capital, as local and French investigators joined forces to hunt the killers.
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Mali's President Recalls French Help Against Insurgency at Paris Rally
Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said Sunday his participation at a massive rally in Paris against terrorism carried special significance as it came exactly two years after French troops launched an offensive against Islamists in his country.
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Two Dead As Suspected Terrorists Attack Mali Tourist Resort
Suspected terrorists crying "Allahu Akbar" stormed a tourist resort popular with foreigners on the edge of the Malian capital Bamako on Sunday, briefly seizing hostages and leaving at least two people dead.
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US Senators Honour Mali Terror Victim Anita Ashok Datar
Anita Ashok Datar, the lone Indian-American killed in a terrorist attack in Mali last year, has been honoured by the US Senate which unanimously passed a resolution praising her work for the advancement of international development and public health.
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3 Policemen Killed In Mali Attack By Suspected 'Jihadists'
Three policemen were killed by suspected jihadists in an overnight attack in central Mali, police and military sources told AFP today.
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Mali Reimposes State Of Emergency For Year's End
Mali reimposed a nationwide state of emergency for the final 10 days of the year to head off any terror threats, after a deadly terrorist attack in the capital last month.
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New York Using App to Keep Citizens Safe From Terrorists
Following terror attacks in Mali, Paris and Beirut, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has unveiled a new mobile app designed to help keep his citizens safe, Digitaltrends.com reported.
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Pope 'More Afraid of Mosquitoes Than People'
Pope Francis claims he fears mosquitoes more than people and laughs off security fears surrounding his trip to three African countries in the wake of recent terror attacks in France and Mali.
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Vladimir Putin Says Wants Global Anti-Terrorism Fight After 19 Killed in Mali Attack
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday global cooperation was need to confront terrorism in the wake of an Islamist militant attack targeting foreigners in a luxury hotel in Mali that killed 19 people.
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Indian-American Woman Killed in Mali Terrorist Attack
An Indian-American woman is among at least 27 people killed during a deadly siege of a Mali hotel by Islamic extremists.
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At Least 27 Killed by Gunmen in Mali Hotel Siege; 20 Indians Evacuated Safely
18 bodies have been recovered from the luxury Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Bamako, where armed gunmen took 170 people hostage today, a foreign security source has told AFP. The gunmen are not holding any more hostages, Mali's security minister has said.
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Mali Police Uncover 'Major Attack' Plot
Detectives investigating an explosion at a house in Mali's capital that killed a security guard on Friday said they had uncovered plans for a "major attack".
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Mali Vows Not to Surrender to Terror After Jihadist Killings
Mali vowed today not to surrender to terror and to punish the jihadists behind a deadly nightclub attack in the capital, as local and French investigators joined forces to hunt the killers.
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Mali's President Recalls French Help Against Insurgency at Paris Rally
Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said Sunday his participation at a massive rally in Paris against terrorism carried special significance as it came exactly two years after French troops launched an offensive against Islamists in his country.
