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In Mountains Of Northern Mali, France Faces Elusive Enemy And Quagmire Risk

In Mountains Of Northern Mali, France Faces Elusive Enemy And Quagmire Risk

French and Chadian troops search for terrorist groups who melt into the landscape and launch suicide attacks in the towns. Initial plans for France's rapid return home have been revised.

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As Mali Turns, A French Take On Just Wars, Quagmire And Limits Of The UN

As Mali Turns, A French Take On Just Wars, Quagmire And Limits Of The UN

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French Troops Seize Last Mali Rebel Stronghold, Paris Eyes Quick Exit

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Postcard From Mali - Riverside Whispers From A Nation At War

Postcard From Mali - Riverside Whispers From A Nation At War

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French-Mali Forces Capture Timbuktu, Fleeing Islamists Burn Ancient Manuscripts

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Breakaway Mali Islamist Miliant Group Calls For Peace Talks

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France's Intervention In Mali, And The Continental Spillover

France's Intervention In Mali, And The Continental Spillover

The terrorist attack and hostage-taking in neighboring Algeria is just one of the ways that France's intervention in Mali could spread across Africa, and beyond.

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In Mali's Capital, Where France Is Now Revered -- And Al Qaeda Is The Enemy

In Mali's Capital, Where France Is Now Revered -- And Al Qaeda Is The Enemy

France's just launched military intervention in Mali has earned the old colonial power praise from those fearing Islamist extremists. The fight, however, has only just begun.

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French Bombers Pound Northern Mali Ahead Of UN Security Council Meeting

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France At War: Military Intervention Launched In Mali

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UN Gives Green Light For Foreign Military Intervention In Mali

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