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About 50,000 Malians fled to Niger in 2012 and still have not been able to return home despite the French intervention.
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France continues northern Mali airstrikes
Rebel fighters withdraw from their positions in the north under heavy fire, according to local residents.
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Libya demands Niger hand over Gaddafi's son
Tripoli presses for Saadi Gaddafi's extradition, after former dictator's third son calls for new Libya uprising.
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Last Modified: 12 Feb 2012 15:30 GMT
A new crisis in the Sahel
Algerian forces cross into Mali as the possibility of another Tuareg rebellion looms over the region.
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Last Modified: 03 Jan 2012 11:46 GMT
Besieged Bani Walid residents told to flee
NTC forces give civilians two days to escape as Gaddafi's detained son Saadi is moved to Niamey, Niger's capital.
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Libya's new leader calls for civil state
Mustafa Abdul-Jalil's first public speech in Tripoli defines Libya as a democratic state based on Islamic law.
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Battles rage as Gaddafi son watched in Niger
Gaddafi launches counterattack and releases statement as Niger confirms the surveillance of his son, Saadi.
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