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West Africa: Jonathan, Global Leaders Brainstorm in Mali Over Al-Qaeda
This Day, 20 October 2012
President Goodluck Jonathan was among international leaders who met Friday in Mali's capital to discuss ways of ousting al-Qaida-linked Islamist groups who control the country's ... read more »
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Mali: African Union Chief in Crisis Talks (press release)
African Union, 17 October 2012
The African Union Commission Chairperson, Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma is in Mali for a meeting aimed at resolving the Malian crisis. read more »
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Mali: Military Intervention Impossible, Until Now (analysis)
African Arguments, 17 October 2012
Nobody seems to know what to do about Mali. In late September, the world's biggest tradeshow in global governance - the UN General Assembly - wound down having made no real ... read more »
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West Africa: Mali Intervention Could be Catastrophic (analysis)
AfricaFocus, 15 October 2012
With thousands of nationalist demonstrators in Bamako calling for military intervention to regain control of the north of Mali from Islamic extremists, and a unanimous Security ... read more »
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Africa: New AU Chief Vows to Tackle Mali and Sahel Crises
Sudan Tribune, 15 October 2012
The new head of the African Union Commission, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, took office on Monday becoming the first female to assume the top position of the 54 member continental bloc. read more »
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Mali: Nigeria Intervenes in Political Crisis
Daily Trust, 20 October 2012
President Goodluck Jonathan in Bamako yesterday said the political crisis in Mali needed collective actions to resolve. read more »
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Mali: Europeans Plan Military Training
Magharebia, 16 October 2012
European Union foreign ministers on Monday (October 15th) tasked foreign policy Chief Catherine Ashton with drawing up a plan for a possible mission to train the Malian army, ... read more »
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Mali: Security Council Takes Step Towards Military Force
UN News Service, 12 October 2012
Citing the threat to regional peace from terrorists and Islamic militants in rebel-held northern Mali, the United Nations Security Council today held out the possibility of ... read more »
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Africa: Egypt Welcomes UN Security Council Resolution On Mali
Egypt State Information Service, 19 October 2012
Egypt on Thursday 18/10/2012 welcomed UN Security Council resolution No. 2071 on the situation in Mali. read more »
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Algeria: Algeria Clarifies Position On Mali
Magharebia, 15 October 2012
Military force is still an option to solve the Mali crisis, a top Algerian diplomat says. read more »
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Mali: U.S. View of Security Council Resolution On Mali (document)
United States Department of State, 12 October 2012
A statement by Victoria Nuland, spokesperson of the U.S. Department of State: read more »
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North Africa: Al-Qaeda Centre of Gravity Shifts to Maghreb
Magharebia, 12 October 2012
Maghreb countries need to adopt a unified approach to counter the spread of radicals, Tunisia's president says. read more »
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Mali: Islamists Lure Back Northerners
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 18 October 2012
Hundreds of displaced northerners in southern Mali are risking life under Sharia law to return home, lured by the prospect of jobs, free water and electricity, and in some parts, ... read more »
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Which horrors Mr Hollade? Do you really mind the horror you and ya cohorts have unleashed in Syria, which is more horrible today?The Malians are only suggesting amicable solution, after rall they have their way of life some are moslems, and some Christians so two different kind of laws can co exist.In fact may even give way to a litmus test in operating the dual system.War mongers !!
Ob Herr Goodluck sich schon einmal gefragt hat, ob Mosleme und Cristen überhaupt zusammen leben wollen? Ich meine, das es auch in Zukunft nicht möglich ist.
Aw come on Pres. Jonathan , you cant even oust boko haram from your own country! Deal with your issues first before dealing with others.
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