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Suicide Bombers Attack Niger Military Barracks, Uranium Mine
VOA has learned that one attacker in Agadez remains on the loose and
is holding a few officers hostage at a military base in Agadez
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Doctors Without Borders Shuts Clinic in Northern Nigeria
Decision comes after five gunmen hijacked an aid vehicle on Saturday
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Rape Plagues Ivory Coast Long After Conflict's End
Such attacks now are occurring outside context of armed conflict,
and they show security situation for country’s women remains bleak
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UN, World Bank Say Development is Key to Congo Peace
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visits Goma in eastern DRC,
accompanied by World Bank President Jim Yong Kim
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Analysis: Salafists Crackdown Tests Tunisia's Stability
Secular Tunisians fear for civil liberties, order as radical
Islamists reject moderate Islamist-led government, elections
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HRW: Mozambique Families Displaced by Foreign Mining
Report highlights plight of more than 1,400 families who were moved
to make way for foreign coal mining operations in the province of
Tete
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Haitian girl's 'big school' dream
The light that streams through the narrow slit in the concrete wall
is an ever-present reminder of the earthquake that struck her home
in Haiti in 2010 and devastated the already impoverished country.
Still, Rose Matrie has big dreams for her future.
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'Sickening attack' shakes Britain

Two men used a meat cleaver to hack a British soldier to death in
broad daylight before dumping his body in the middle of a London
road. "This British soldier is an eye for an eye, a tooth for
tooth," said one of the attackers.
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(CNN) -- An uneasy calm prevailed Thursday morning
in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli where days of clashes
between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
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Bergen: 9 myths about drones and Guantanamo
(CNN) -- On Thursday, President Barack Obama is
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drone program and his plans to wind down the prison camp at
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Japanese man becomes oldest to climb
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5-year-old girl killed by suicide jumper in
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Uranium mine attacked by suicide bombers in
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Suicide bombers struck a mine run by French nuclear group
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wounding several people in separate attacks.
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Obama defends U.S. drone policy, war on
terror
UNITED States (U.S.) President Barack Obama has as...
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