Al Qaeda propaganda targets Algeria vote
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Foreign jihadists recruit Maghreb youth
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US military presence in Africa growing in small ways
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Taliban condemn violence in Central African Republic
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Western Sahara: An Unlikely Key to American Strategy in Africa
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UN Security Council urges end to ransom payments to extremists
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Tough road for Sahel security
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Desert gives al Qaeda refuge after Mali defeat
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Fog of Benghazi: Al Qaeda, Dead Americans and an Emerging Threat
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The real scandal – Why are the Benghazi killers still at large?
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The State Department has designated three Ansar al Sharia organizations. Two of them were involved in the Sept. 11, 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya and the third was involved in the Sept. 14, 2012 assault on the US Embassy in Tunis, Tunisia. The State Department says Ansar al Sharia Tunisia is “tied” to al Qaeda’s affiliates, including al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.

Al-Qaeda hasn’t gone away, and is gaining
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Al Qaeda records every expense
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Tripoli residents reclaim their city
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For the first time since the Libyan revolution, a suicide bomber attacked Libyan security forces. At least several Libyan soldiers were reportedly killed. No group has claimed responsibility, but the Libyan Army has blamed Ansar al Sharia.
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Al-Qaeda’s Africa wing dreams globally but acts locally
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An AP reporter’s quest to find bodies of victims killed by Malian military ends in the desert
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Maghreb still faces Mali menace
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For the past few days, Ansar al Sharia has been battling Libyan security forces in the city of Benghazi. More than one year after the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the US mission, the al Qaeda-linked Ansar al Sharia remains a potent force.
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Radical opposition boycotts Mauritanian elections
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Tunisians adjust to terror at home
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Testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on al Qaeda’s network in Africa and the threat it poses to the US
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Mali: RFI Journalists Killed Due to Oil Leak, French Investigator
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Insight: Revival of Islamists in Mali tests French, UN nerve
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Boko Haram has adopted al Qaeda’s tactics and has communicated with top al Qaeda leaders to coordinate in the global jihad. Ansaru, a Boko Haram splinter group, was also added to the terrorism list.

Terrorist Financing in West Africa
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Kidal, a lawless outpost in Mali’s desert north
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The Tunisian government blamed Ansar al Sharia for a failed suicide bombing and an additional planned suicide attack last week.
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