Bamako
Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Catches Fire
The plane landed safely and none of the 90 people on board were harmed.
Journalist Beaten, Forced to Drink Own Urine
El Hadji Hamidou Touré was reportedly abused on the orders of a government official.
ICC Rules Mali Jihadist Liable For $3.2 Million Damages
Amad al-Faqi al-Mahdi was jailed for nine years in 2016 after pleading guilty to war crimes.
Al-Qaeda Frees Swedish Mali Hostage After Five Years
The group kidnapped the Swedish national from Timbuktu in 2011.
Mali Hotel Attack: Al-Qaeda Splinter Group Responsible
Three militant groups claimed responsibility for the November 20 incident, in which a number of foreign tourists were killed by gunmen at the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Bamako
France Kills 10 Alleged Militants in Mali
The fighters allegedly belonged to the al Mourabitoun Islamist group, which attacked a luxury hotel in Bamako in November.
Mali Government Declares 10-Day State of Emergency
Unknown jihadists attacked a luxury hotel in November, killing 20 people including many foreigners.
Two People Arrested in Connection With Mali Attack
The attack on the luxury hotel in Mali's capital killed 20 people.
What the Bamako Attack Means for Mali—and France
The grieving country has intensified attacks on ISIS in Syria. Now it's facing a renewed threat from Islamists in Mali, its former colony.
Putin Calls For Global Anti-Terrorism Fight
Friday's assault on the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako came a week after militants killed 130 people in Paris.
Mali Hotel Attack: Confusion and Fear Among Bamako Residents
As events unfold, some people are trapped in their offices and schools.
Dozens Dead After Mali Security Forces Storm Hotel and Free Hostages
At least 27 are reportedly dead in the attack on a Western target in the West African country.