Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Mar 14, 2014 | Counter-Terrorism, Sahel |
AFP United Nations (United States) (AFP) AFP/File Filippo Monteforte Libya’s anti-aircraft weapons have been trafficked to neighboring countries and risk landing in the hands of terrorists, a UN-commissioned report said on...
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Magharebia Terrorism | 2014-03-13 Libya captures assassins in Sirte Despite recent arrests, residents of Sirte say authorities aren’t doing enough to secure their city. Terrorism | 2014-03-13 Tunisia security effort begins...
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UN News The United Nations refugee agency announced today that the family visit flights between Sahrawi refugees living in camps near Tindouf, Algeria, and their families in the territory of Western Sahara are set to...
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ALGERIA, ANALYSIS GEOPOLITICAL MONITOR One of the more notable and less remarked-upon phenomena to emerge from the Arab Spring in 2011 was which states failed to participate in the otherwise-sweeping series of political changes...
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Magharebia Politics | 2014-03-12 Libya defence minister takes charge A dispute in Libya over an oil tanker’s cargo leads to the ouster of the prime minister, military moves toward the separatist east and new security...
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