Mali
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.
Mali Hotel Attack: What Is the Macina Liberation Front, Mali's Boko Haram
The claims of the relatively new militant group are considered to be the most credible
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.
Mali TV Shows Photos of Two Men Behind Deadly Hotel Attack
Twenty people plus two gunmen died in Friday's assault on the Radisson Blu hotel.
Attack at Mali Hotel Puts Algerian Militant Back in the Spotlight
Mokhtar Belmokhtar has been a key figure in insurgencies across North Africa.
Understanding Mali's Battle with Militants
The landlocked West African country gained independence from French colonial rule in 1960.
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.
How to Defeat a New Boko Haram in Mali
A new Islamist terrorist group in Africa will take more than 'security measures' to defeat it.
Hotel Siege Ends in Mali; 12 Dead
Four hostages held by suspected Islamist militants freed at hotel used by United Nations staff.
Mali Declared Ebola-Free
In addition, the three worst-hit countries all reported declining numbers of Ebola cases.
Last French Hostage Freed by al-Qaeda
Serge Lazarevic was kidnapped in northern Mali nearly three years ago and has finally been released
Q&A With Anthony Banbury, Head of UN's Ebola Mission
The latest UNMEER efforts are centered around halting Ebola's spread in Mali
Blood Lines: How Europe's Cocaine Habit Funds Beheadings
Europe's appetite for drugs is helping keep African countries in the sewer and feeding the coffers of extremists
New Jersey Quarantine Unwarranted, Some ER Doctors Say
The first health care worker to be subjected under New Jersey and New York's strict quarantine rules has been vocal about her treatment and rightly so, some doctors say
Two-Year-Old Girl Dies in Mali's First Ebola Case
Ebola reaches Mali as the number of cases worldwide surpasses 10,000, with a mortality rate of almost 50%
Maternal Health Aims to Go Mobile in Developing Nations
Campaign aims to eliminate maternal deaths with the 'Mum's Phone'
Bad Weather Likely Cause of Fatal Air Algerie Crash, Say French
Investigators at the crash site in northern Mali said it was unlikely that the plane was attacked before it crashed, killing 116
Air Algerie Flight Carrying 116 People From Burkina Faso 'Crashes'
The flight, that passes over conflict-ridden northern Mali, was scheduled to land in Algiers at 5.10am but never arrived