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      Tuesday 18 June  
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      An Algerian guard of honour is pictured in Algiers in 2009. Three armed Islamists, including a senior member of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) thought to be close to its leader, have been arrested in southern Algeria, official media reported Monday. The operation, which was carried out by the Algerian army's special forces, dealt a "fatal blow" to AQIM, according to the same sources.
      Bulletin: Senior Al-Qaeda official arrested in Algeria: report

      Bulletin: Senior Al-Qaeda official arrested in Algeria: report

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      Officials start counting the votes for legislative polls in Algiers in May 2012. Local elections are to be held in Algeria on November 29, Interior Minister Daho Ould Kablia announced on Saturday, quoted by Algerian radio.
      Bulletin: Algeria to hold local polls on Nov 29: minister

      Bulletin: Algeria to hold local polls on Nov 29: minister

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      A soldier walks on the Algerian side of the Algeria-Morocco border near Tlemcen. A fourth border guard has died from his wounds after a clash with unidentified gunmen in western Algeria near the closed frontier with Morocco.
      Bulletin: Fourth Algerian guard 'dies after border clash'

      Bulletin: Fourth Algerian guard 'dies after border clash'

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      Algeria's Sonatrach expects to import at least 2.5 million tonnes of fuel in 2012, the state energy firm's CEO Abdelhamid Zerguine, pictured in February 2012, was quoted as saying on Thursday, as the OPEC country struggles to meet soaring local demand.
      Bulletin: Algeria eyes 2.5 mln tonnes of fuel imports in 2012

      Bulletin: Algeria eyes 2.5 mln tonnes of fuel imports in 2012

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      L-R: Spain's Enric Gonyalons and Ainhoa Fernandez Rincon and Italy's Rossella Urru arrive at the airport in Ouagadougou. The three aid workers released in Mali after being kidnapped by an Al-Qaeda-linked group, were freed in exchange for three Islamists, a negotiator said as they headed home.
      Bulletin: Mali Islamists release Spanish, Italian hostages

      Bulletin: Mali Islamists release Spanish, Italian hostages

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      President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, seen here in 2010, met Laurent Fabius on Monday on the French foreign minister's first official trip to an Arab country, focused on the political crisis in Algeria's neighbour Mali.
      Bulletin: Algeria, France focus on enhancing ties

      Bulletin: Algeria, France focus on enhancing ties

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      French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius (R) is welcomed by Algerian Foreign Minister Mourad Medelci upon his arrival at the Houari-boumediene airport in Algiers. Fabius arrived in Algeria late on Sunday for his first official trip to an Arab country, with the political crisis in neighbouring Mali featuring high on the agenda.
      Bulletin: Mali tops agenda as France's Fabius visits Algeria

      Bulletin: Mali tops agenda as France's Fabius visits Algeria

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      Algerian Foreign Minister Mourad Medelci meets with the French Foreign Minister at the Houari-boumediene airport in Algiers. Three of the seven Algerians abducted by Islamist fighters from the country's consulate in the town of Gao in northeast Mali have been freed, Medelci said Sunday.
      Bulletin: Three Algerian hostages freed in Mali: minister

      Bulletin: Three Algerian hostages freed in Mali: minister

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      French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius waves to photographers as he arrives at the Elysee Palace in Paris. Fabius was due in Algiers on Sunday on his first official trip to an Arab country, with the political crisis in neighbouring Mali featuring high on the agenda
      Bulletin: Mali tops agenda as France's Fabius heads to Algeria

      Bulletin: Mali tops agenda as France's Fabius heads to Algeria

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      A still from a video taken with a mobile phone shows a convoy of Islamists in their cars patrolling the streets of Gao on June 26. An Islamist rebel group in northern Mali said Thursday it had freed three of seven Algerian diplomats kidnapped during the takeover of the city of Gao in April.
      Bulletin: Mali Islamists 'free three Algerian hostages'

      Bulletin: Mali Islamists 'free three Algerian hostages'

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