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Africa Monitor Arms, drugs, and human trafficking: What does the future hold for northern Mali?

A new unity government was formed in Mali this week, though it remains unclear whether it will be successful in restoring constitutional rule in the Tuareg-held north.

Terrorism & Security UN observers pull out of Syria as Western intelligence work ramps up

UN diplomat Brahimi to take over from Annan as envoy to Syria

Terrorism & Security Iran convenes conference on Syria, vowing to preserve the 'axis of resistance'

Landsat program marks 40 years of photographing Earth from space (+video)

Fifty years after Algerian freedom, youths take fresh look at France (+video)

Terrorism & Security Mali Islamists vow to destroy 'every mausoleum' in Timbuktu

A heart in protest

Syria's chemical weapons: How secure are they?

Opinion Military soft 'coup' in Egypt has precedent

OPEC may cut oil surplus. Higher prices to follow?

Syria conflict: 5 warring factions

In Algeria, no taste for an uprising of their own

Exclusive: Veteran Lebanese fighter trains new generation of jihadis – for Syria

Prince William: 8 stories from the new book 'The Man Who Will Be King'

Algeria's ruling party wins polls, but turnout sends mixed message

Chapter & Verse Jackie Kennedy, Susan Sontag, and Angela Davis: their Paris years

In France's suburban ghettos, a struggle to be heard amid election noise (+video)

Backchannels Good Reads: No cyber-utopia for activists

Consumer Energy Report Top 15 sources of US crude oil imports

Backchannels Did Libya's revolution topple Mali into crisis?

Terrorism & Security France arrests 10 suspected militants in latest post-Toulouse raids

Assad: Aid to rebels must stop for Annan's Syria peace plan to succeed

Why Algeria refused to let French gunman to be buried there

Algeria: France's Toulouse gunman is not ours