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Two churches in Nigeria attacked by gunmen and suicide bomber

At least three people are dead and dozens wounded. No group has claimed responsibility, but the Islamist sect Boko Haram has unleashed a campaign of violence against churches.

Global News Blog Oil prices rise, drop, and rise again. Buckle up, Earth.

Britain's Big Lunch aims to bridge big divides amid Jubilee's good spirits

Change Agent Nigerian banker urges a businesslike approach to poverty in Africa

Nigerian plane was faulty, airline official says

At Christian Scientists' meeting, a call to engage with Christian community

Nigeria plane crash: Did the plane run out of fuel?

Nigeria's Boko Haram a holy war? Maybe not entirely

Nigeria plane crash: Was age of aircraft an issue? (+video)

On Diamond Jubilee's eve, diverse Britain seeks unity in Queen Elizabeth

Rebel alliances strengthen in Mali's north, rattling neighboring countries

Consumer Energy Report Oil subsidies: Surprise! Liberals are fans, too.

Culture Cafe 'Delta Boys' director Andrew Berends talks about being arrested in Nigeria

Keep Calm As Europe peers into economic chasm, Africa's economy is rising

Keep Calm West African group backs off intervention in Mali mess

The Monitor's View At G8 summit, US taps into Africa's 'cheetah generation'

A Nigerian mass wedding to fight stigma of 'divorcee'

Obama to unveil plan for helping African farmers

US mulls Nigeria's Boko Haram for terror watch list

Half as many women die during pregnancy, childbirth as in 1990

Nigeria soldiers arrest Boko Haram commander

Backchannels Saudi's Al Qaeda intelligence coup and the perils of too much disclosure

Kenya joins the great African oil boom with latest discoveries

Rare gorillas captured by hidden camera (+video)

Amid battles, Boko Haram offers dialogue with Nigerian president