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French public backs Mali intervention, but for how long?

Experts say that while President Hollande's decision to send troops to Mali has been backed across the political spectrum, the public could sour if the campaign's initial successes don't last.

Opinion Mali security nightmare: Why foreign intervention alone won't stop the chaos

Hillary Clinton drops strong hint that Al Qaeda was behind Libya attack

Turmoil in Mali: Is it another Somalia?

Keep Calm Good Reads: Mali jihadis, and the consequences of military intervention

Global Viewpoint Interview with Turkey's Abdullah Gul: Egypt should embrace secularism

US mulls Nigeria's Boko Haram for terror watch list

Why Bin Laden disapproved of Al Qaeda in Yemen, Iraq, and Somalia

Keep Calm Mali coup leaders pledge to hand over power as Tuareg rebels take Timbuktu

Keep Calm Outgunned against rebels, Mali soldiers overthrow government

Islamist attacks draw Nigeria and US military closer

Tunisia elections face unexpected obstacle: youth apathy

Global Viewpoint Regime change in Syria and Iran will come only if people unite as in Libya

US unveils new counterterrorism strategy: three key parts

Why sustained protests in Burkina Faso haven't brought Egypt-style revolution

Terrorism & Security Bin Laden audio belatedly praises Arab Spring

Africa Monitor Niger's democratic transition starting off well, but challenges remain

Why Qaddafi is losing parts of Libya

Boatloads of Tunisians land in Italy, sparking refugee crisis

Global Viewpoint Could uprisings in Egypt and the Arab world produce a 'Muslim Gandhi'?

Backchannels Tunisia: That 'WikiLeaks Revolution' meme

Africa Monitor Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution, and how mobile phones helped it happen

Niger kidnappings show Al Qaeda group getting bolder

In Pictures Global Moments

Counterterrorism training to curb Al Qaeda threat in Africa