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Mali's two-pronged approach to combating Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb killed two Algerian soldiers in an IED attack in the Tissemsilt region. Abdelkahar Belhad confirmed that Abdelkahar Belhad was killed when he carried out the July 25 suicide attack.
AQIM suicide bombers kill 4 in Algeria
The suicide bombers attacked a police station in an area that serves as a stronghold for al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. The suicide attack is the first in Algeria this year.A pair of Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb suicide bombers killed four people in an attack on a police headquarters in the town of Bordj Menaiel in Kabylie, an AQIM stronghold. Three policemen were among the four people killed.
Counter-terrorism strategy driven by 'cyberjihad' threat
The government is set to free from prison more than 7,000 Islamist fighters held after the civil war in the 1990s, according to Islamists. The government believes this will allow it to avoid protests that have plagued other regimes.
Gadhafi girds for long survival battle
Algeria starts implementing Bouteflika's reforms
Algeria leader Bouteflika pledges constitutional reform
Female Colombian snipers 'fighting to defend Col Gaddafi in Libya'
In Algeria, a chill in the Arab spring
Al Qaeda acquiring weapons in Libya:Algerian official
Does al Qaeda have some Libyan missiles?
Italy: al Qaeda will exploit North African migrant flood
Hosni Mubarak resigns: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad hails 'a new Middle East'
Analysis: Arab rulers use sticks, carrots to stem discontent
Algeria establishment figure joins calls for change
Security forces killed al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb leader Kamel Bourihane during a Feb. 4 raid in Bouira. Bourihane, who is also known as Abu Hafs, served as a deputy to Abdelmalek Droukdel, AQIM's top leader.
Spirit of Egypt protest spreads to Yemen, Algeria and Syria
Egypt, Jordan, and the Arab world's 'watershed' moment
