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Trial To Open Of Malian Jihadist Accused Of Timbuktu Attacks
History is set to be made today at the world's only permanent war crimes court when an alleged Malian jihadist is due to plead guilty to attacking the fabled city of Timbuktu.
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Timbuktu Terrorist To Stand Trial On War Crimes Charge: International Criminal Court
A Malian terrorist will go on trial for an attack on the world heritage site of Timbuktu in an unprecedented case before the International Criminal Court, war crimes judges ruled on Thursday.
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5 Killed In UN Base Attack In Mali, 3 Killed Near Timbuktu
Militants attacked a UN base in northern Mali on Friday, killing at least 5 peacekeepers and wounding 30 others, a UN official said.
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Al Qaeda Claims Timbuktu Attack
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb today said they carried out Friday's attack on a UN military camp in Timbuktu in Mali's restive north.
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UN Says Its Police Base In Mali's Timbuktu Retaken From Attackers
The UN mission to Mali said today that Malian forces backed by UN helicopters had retaken a police base in Timbuktu from unknown assailants who had captured it early in the morning.
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UN Police Base Under Attack In Mali's Timbuktu: United Nations
Unknown assailants attacked and withdrew inside a UN police base in the Malian city of Timbuktu today morning, the United Nations said, while security sources said a Malian army checkpoint in the city had also come under fire.
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Gunmen Attack UN Base, Army Checkpoint In Mali's Timbuktu: Sources
Unknown assailants attacked a UN peacekeeping base and a Malian army checkpoint on the outskirts of Mali's northern city of Timbuktu early on Friday, residents and military sources said.
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Al-Qaeda Affiliate Claims Swiss Woman's Kidnap In New Video
Al-Qaeda's north Africa affiliate has claimed the kidnapping of a Swiss woman in Mali's Timbuktu in a video seen by AFP on Wednesday, as Switzerland demanded her unconditional release.
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Gunman Kills 3 At Christian Radio Station In Mali
A gunman killed three people outside a Christian radio station in the Malian city of Timbuktu overnight, local officials said today.
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Under Siege: Villagers in Fear in Mali's Bandit Country
Only the poor, old and sick have stuck around, holed up at home, trembling at the slightest noise, in the once-thriving Malian settlement of Bintagoungou, now little more than a ghost town.
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Mali Restoration Project Short of $8 Million: UNESCO
UNESCO is more than two-thirds short of the 11 million USD needed to fulfill its promise to help restore Timbuktu's storied mausoleums and other Malian cultural treasures destroyed by Islamic radicals two years ago, the UN cultural agency said yesterday.
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What grocery receipts reveal about al-Qaeda
More than 100 receipts and invoices retrieved from a building occupied by al-Qaeda's North African branch in Timbuktu, Mali show an organization intent on documenting even the most minor expenses.
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$0.60 for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense
The convoy of cars bearing the black al-Qaida flag came at high speed, and the manager of the modest grocery store thought he was about to get robbed.
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US $ 0.60 for cake: Al-Qaeda records every expense
In more than 100 receipts left in a building occupied by al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb in Timbuktu, Mali earlier this year, the extremists assiduously tracked their cash flow, recording purchases as small as a single light bulb.
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Former Prime Minister favourite for president as Malians vote to end crisis
Former Prime Minister Ibrahim Boubacar Keita was the favourite to win a presidential election on Sunday that Malians hope will restore stability in a country torn apart by last year's coup and Islamist insurgency.
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Trial To Open Of Malian Jihadist Accused Of Timbuktu Attacks
History is set to be made today at the world's only permanent war crimes court when an alleged Malian jihadist is due to plead guilty to attacking the fabled city of Timbuktu.
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Timbuktu Terrorist To Stand Trial On War Crimes Charge: International Criminal Court
A Malian terrorist will go on trial for an attack on the world heritage site of Timbuktu in an unprecedented case before the International Criminal Court, war crimes judges ruled on Thursday.
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5 Killed In UN Base Attack In Mali, 3 Killed Near Timbuktu
Militants attacked a UN base in northern Mali on Friday, killing at least 5 peacekeepers and wounding 30 others, a UN official said.
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Al Qaeda Claims Timbuktu Attack
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb today said they carried out Friday's attack on a UN military camp in Timbuktu in Mali's restive north.
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UN Says Its Police Base In Mali's Timbuktu Retaken From Attackers
The UN mission to Mali said today that Malian forces backed by UN helicopters had retaken a police base in Timbuktu from unknown assailants who had captured it early in the morning.
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UN Police Base Under Attack In Mali's Timbuktu: United Nations
Unknown assailants attacked and withdrew inside a UN police base in the Malian city of Timbuktu today morning, the United Nations said, while security sources said a Malian army checkpoint in the city had also come under fire.
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Gunmen Attack UN Base, Army Checkpoint In Mali's Timbuktu: Sources
Unknown assailants attacked a UN peacekeeping base and a Malian army checkpoint on the outskirts of Mali's northern city of Timbuktu early on Friday, residents and military sources said.
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Al-Qaeda Affiliate Claims Swiss Woman's Kidnap In New Video
Al-Qaeda's north Africa affiliate has claimed the kidnapping of a Swiss woman in Mali's Timbuktu in a video seen by AFP on Wednesday, as Switzerland demanded her unconditional release.
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Gunman Kills 3 At Christian Radio Station In Mali
A gunman killed three people outside a Christian radio station in the Malian city of Timbuktu overnight, local officials said today.
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Under Siege: Villagers in Fear in Mali's Bandit Country
Only the poor, old and sick have stuck around, holed up at home, trembling at the slightest noise, in the once-thriving Malian settlement of Bintagoungou, now little more than a ghost town.
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Mali Restoration Project Short of $8 Million: UNESCO
UNESCO is more than two-thirds short of the 11 million USD needed to fulfill its promise to help restore Timbuktu's storied mausoleums and other Malian cultural treasures destroyed by Islamic radicals two years ago, the UN cultural agency said yesterday.
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What grocery receipts reveal about al-Qaeda
More than 100 receipts and invoices retrieved from a building occupied by al-Qaeda's North African branch in Timbuktu, Mali show an organization intent on documenting even the most minor expenses.
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$0.60 for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense
The convoy of cars bearing the black al-Qaida flag came at high speed, and the manager of the modest grocery store thought he was about to get robbed.
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US $ 0.60 for cake: Al-Qaeda records every expense
In more than 100 receipts left in a building occupied by al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb in Timbuktu, Mali earlier this year, the extremists assiduously tracked their cash flow, recording purchases as small as a single light bulb.
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Former Prime Minister favourite for president as Malians vote to end crisis
Former Prime Minister Ibrahim Boubacar Keita was the favourite to win a presidential election on Sunday that Malians hope will restore stability in a country torn apart by last year's coup and Islamist insurgency.
