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After Mali, Front Line In War With Islamist Militants Could Shift To Niger

After Mali, Front Line In War With Islamist Militants Could Shift To Niger

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A Special Weaving Technique Helping Pygmies Overcome Ethnic Hatred

A Special Weaving Technique Helping Pygmies Overcome Ethnic Hatred

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Tunisia In Turmoil After Assassination, Ruling Party Rejects Call For New Government

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Tunisian Opposition Leader Shot Dead Outside His Home

SYFIA INTERNATIONAL
Polygamy Fading Out Of Fashion For African Muslims, Men And Women Alike

Polygamy Fading Out Of Fashion For African Muslims, Men And Women Alike

SYFIA INTERNATIONAL
African Dreams Of Reaching Europe Rely On Smugglers, Lies And War

African Dreams Of Reaching Europe Rely On Smugglers, Lies And War

LE TEMPS
In Egypt, So Much At Stake - And So Much Going Wrong

In Egypt, So Much At Stake - And So Much Going Wrong

LE MONDE
As Mali Turns, A French Take On Just Wars, Quagmire And Limits Of The UN

As Mali Turns, A French Take On Just Wars, Quagmire And Limits Of The UN

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French Troops Seize Last Mali Rebel Stronghold, Paris Eyes Quick Exit

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Dude, Where's My Dreads? South Africa's Odd Spate Of Dreadlock Theft

I've been dreadknapped!? And they didn't even take my wallet.

LE MONDE
Postcard From Mali - Riverside Whispers From A Nation At War

Postcard From Mali - Riverside Whispers From A Nation At War

SYFIA INTERNATIONAL
The Obese Of Congo: When Wealth Leads To Weight Gain

The Obese Of Congo: When Wealth Leads To Weight Gain

After a nearly 10 percent jump in obesity, the first efforts have been launched at educating Congolese about both diet and exercise. But skinny to many means sick -- and poor.

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    Whether alcohol or absinthe, LSD or heroin, some of humanity's creative geniuses produced their greatest work as mind-altering substances did theirs. A Paris exhibit connects the dots.

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    Disgusted by the "spirit of May '68" the new generation of French Catholics isn't shy about taking on what they see as the moral wasteland that has taken over the country's establishment.

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    To talk or not to talk with the Taliban may be the most pressing matter of all, writes Le Monde's correspondent from Islamabad.

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    The some 10 million Catholics in China remain divided between those loyal to the Pope and those in step with the Chinese Communist Party hierarchy.

  • Quietly, A London-Berlin Alliance May Be Shaping Europe's Future

    Even if outwardly the UK and Germany may appear on opposite sides of the debate over Brussels' power, the European economic heavyweights share common interests.

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