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Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda acquiring weapons in Libya:Algerian official
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Al Qaeda
Are Libyan rebels an al-Qaeda stalking horse?
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Al Qaeda
Does al Qaeda have some Libyan missiles?
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Al Qaeda
Amid rebels, ‘flickers’ of al Qaeda
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Al Qaeda in in the Islamic Maghreb “took advantage of the pillaging of arsenals in the rebel zone [in Libya] to acquire arms, including surface-to-air missiles, which were then smuggled into their sanctuaries in Tenere,” the president of Chad said. A Malian official said AQIM has pilfered heavy weapons, including SAM-7s.
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Al Qaeda
Upheaval in Mideast sets back terror war
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Libya
US wary of Libya role
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Al Qaeda
Italy: al Qaeda will exploit North African migrant flood
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula kidnapped an Italian woman who was touring the desert south of the town of Djanet. Algerian security forces launched an operation in an attempt to recover her.
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Al Qaeda
WikiLeaks cables: FCO ‘refused to speak with doomed British hostage’
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Report: FBI, Army failures preceded Fort Hood massacre
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Al Qaeda
Analysis: Arab rebellions puncture Qaeda propaganda
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Abu Musab Abduwadoud, the leader of a Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, issued a message of support to Tunisians and asked them to fight alongside the terror group. “Send your sons to us to train on weapons and gain military expertise,” he said in a statement released on jihadist forums.
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Niger
Niger kidnappings show terror’s spread
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Al Qaeda
France: Sahel no longer safe after al Qaeda attack
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Al Qaeda
2 French hostages killed by al-Qaeda kidnappers during failed rescue attempt
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Al Qaeda
Mali tackles al Qaeda and drug traffic
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Al Qaeda
South American drug gangs funding al-Qaeda terrorists
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France
France’s spy service bulks up amid terror threats
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
German hesitancy may have worsened Saharan hostage drama
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Two suspected Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb Islamist fighters were killed and others were wounded in clashes with Algerian authorities. Three soldiers were also injured during the clashes in the Tiffellat region, 200 kilometers from Algiers. AQIM denied that 28 members of the terror organization defected to Mauritanian authorities.
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Algerian authorities killed Izza Rezki, also known as Abou Djaffar, who was a chief financial backer of al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and a close aide to AQIM’s leader Abdelmalek Droukdel. Rezki was killed in the suburbs of Bourmedes after he refused to surrender. In Mauritania, 28 AQIM fighters between the ages of 14 and 22 surrendered to security forces.
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Al Qaeda
France lashes out at al-Qaida message on hostages
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb has demanded that “any negotiations must be done with Osama bin Laden and according to his conditions” for the release of five French nationals abducted in Niger. An audio with the voice of suspected AQIM leader Abu Mossab Abdelouadoud calls for the withdrawal of all French coalition forces in Afghanistan. France has been willing to negotiate for the release of the hostages and is in contact with AQIM in Mali.
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Al Qaeda
French minister details terror cell
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Al Qaeda
‘Heart™ of al Qaeda in Pak-Afghan border: Gates
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Al Qaeda
Algeria to arm civilians against Islamist militants
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Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda terrorists linked to plane bomb plot operating in Britain, says Theresa May
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb is shopping for weapons in Chad and “laundering money” by buying “large tracts of land and villas in Niger, Mali, and Mauritania.” AQIM is using money obtained in illegal activities, including millions from the ransoming of European hostages.
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Al Qaeda
Mail bomb in Dubai sent on 2 passenger planes
