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Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb
Will north African countries put aside their differences to fight the threat?
Last Modified: 16 Aug 2007 14:54 GMT

 Algerian policeman stands guard after suicide
bomber striked army barracks [AFP]

Al-Qaeda's wing in north Africa has hit once again. This time the target was an army barracks in Algeria.

At the same time Morocco raised the threat level to its highest.

So, how serious is the al-Qaeda threat in the Maghreb?

Will countries put aside their political differences and coordinate efforts to fight terrorism?

And what implications does the US involvement in the region have?

Find out on Inside Story.

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