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Hunted in the Sahel Desert, Jihadists Target Urban Areas
Concerns are rising that a deadly jihadist attack on a popular nightclub in Mali's capital may foreshadow moves by extremist groups that have been routed in the desert to sneak operatives into towns to mount strikes.
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Suspect in Deadly Mali Nightclub Attack Killed
Malian special forces on Friday killed a suspect in last week's deadly jihadist attack on a nightclub in the capital, later identified as the flatmate of the heavily-armed gunman who stormed the venue.
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Mali Rebels Begin Talks to Mull Peace Deal
Mali's Tuareg-led rebels met today in the northeast of the country to decide whether to sign a peace deal already accepted by the government and smaller armed groups, a participant told AFP.
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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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Militants Attack UN as Mali Hunts Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
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UN Condemns 'Heinous' Mali Attack on Peacekeepers
The UN Security Council strongly condemned the "heinous" attack on a UN peacekeeping base in northern Mali on Sunday and warned that those responsible will be held accountable.
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Terrorists Attack UN as Mali Hunts Jihadist Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
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5 Killed in Attack on Mali's Bamako Nightclub
Five people including two Europeans and a Malian policeman died in an assault on a Bamako nightclub today, the first attack targeting Westerners in a city braced for jihadist violence since 2012.
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John Kerry Denounces 'Horrific, Cowardly' Attack on Nightclub in Mali
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced today's 'horrific and cowardly' attack on a nightclub in the Mali capital Bamako that left at least five people dead.
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Hunted in the Sahel Desert, Jihadists Target Urban Areas
Concerns are rising that a deadly jihadist attack on a popular nightclub in Mali's capital may foreshadow moves by extremist groups that have been routed in the desert to sneak operatives into towns to mount strikes.
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Suspect in Deadly Mali Nightclub Attack Killed
Malian special forces on Friday killed a suspect in last week's deadly jihadist attack on a nightclub in the capital, later identified as the flatmate of the heavily-armed gunman who stormed the venue.
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Mali Rebels Begin Talks to Mull Peace Deal
Mali's Tuareg-led rebels met today in the northeast of the country to decide whether to sign a peace deal already accepted by the government and smaller armed groups, a participant told AFP.
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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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Militants Attack UN as Mali Hunts Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
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UN Condemns 'Heinous' Mali Attack on Peacekeepers
The UN Security Council strongly condemned the "heinous" attack on a UN peacekeeping base in northern Mali on Sunday and warned that those responsible will be held accountable.
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Terrorists Attack UN as Mali Hunts Jihadist Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
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5 Killed in Attack on Mali's Bamako Nightclub
Five people including two Europeans and a Malian policeman died in an assault on a Bamako nightclub today, the first attack targeting Westerners in a city braced for jihadist violence since 2012.
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John Kerry Denounces 'Horrific, Cowardly' Attack on Nightclub in Mali
US Secretary of State John Kerry denounced today's 'horrific and cowardly' attack on a nightclub in the Mali capital Bamako that left at least five people dead.
