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Tunisian Jihadists
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| Article by Noureldine al-Fridi Updated Sat, May 18 |
Tunisia continues to combat the ever creeping presence of jihadist militants along its borders, and according to a statement by an adviser to President Moncef Marzouki these militants may be getting training in Mali. |
(REUTERS)
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Khartoum Sends Strong Message
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| Article by Al-Nour Ahmad al-Nour Updated Sat, May 18 |
As Sudanese rebels continue threats to attack Khartoum and overthrow the government, authorities send warning signs that such attempts would cause fruitless bloodshed. |
(REUTERS/Albert Gonzalez Farran/UNAMID/Handout)
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Authorities Crack Down on
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| Article by M. Aywanogan Updated Fri, May 17 |
The border region near Jebel ech Chambi between Tunisia and Algeria proves to be a constant security concern. |
(REUTERS)
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Long Road Ahead for Geneva 2
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Will Israel Take Out
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| Article by Ben Caspit Updated Fri, May 17 |
Israel considers its options if Russia goes ahead with its plan to sell S-300 missiles to Syria. |
(REUTERS/Maxim Shipenkov)
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Israel’s Mistake in Attacking Syria
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Israel Continues to Detain
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| Article by Khaled Kraizim Updated Fri, May 17 |
The Israeli authorities continue to detain and interrogate Gazans traveling into Israel via the Erez crossing, including those who are ill and seeking medical treatment. |
(REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa)
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Obama and Erdogan Edge Closer
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| Article by Kadri Gursel Updated Fri, May 17 |
In meeting with US President Barack Obama, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems to have committed Turkey to the Geneva process that foresees a diplomatic solution to the Syrian crisis. |
(REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque)
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Al-Qaeda Finds Foothold
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| Article by Mischa Benoit-Lavelle Updated Fri, May 17 |
A report from Kasserine, an unlikely incubator for Islamic extremism. |
(ABDERRAZEK KHLIFI/AFP/Getty Images)
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Saudi-Qatar Honeymoon
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| Article by Nasser Chararah Updated Fri, May 17 |
Seemingly eager to turn the regional unrest to their advantage, both Qatar and Saudi Arabia are carefully strategizing their diplomatic efforts in the Mideast. |
(REUTERS/Saudi Press Agency)
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