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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab pictured in this 2009 booking photograph released by the US Marshals Service in Detroit, Michigan. A young Nigerian man pleaded guilty Wednesday to trying to kill nearly 300 people aboard a US-bound airliner on Christmas 2009 with explosives secreted in his underwear.
      Bulletin: Underwear bomber trial to open in Detroit

      Bulletin: Underwear bomber trial to open in Detroit

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      Still image from video courtesy of IntelCenter shows Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri appearing in a new Al-Qaeda video released Tuesday. In the video Zawahiri called on Algerians to overthrow the government of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, and praised Libyan rebels for seizing Tripoli
      Bulletin: Zawahiri calls for Algeria revolution in new video

      Bulletin: Zawahiri calls for Algeria revolution in new video

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      The Democratic Republic of Congo's interior minister said Monday he will head to neighbouring Congo-Brazzaville to respond to allegations that Kinshasa lied about a recent attack within its territory. The minister, Adolphe Lumanu, said the men came from Republic of Congo and were carrying orders from Faustin Munene, a retired DR Congo army general (pictured here (R) in 1998).
      Bulletin: DR. Congo minister to head to Brazzaville over attacks

      Bulletin: DR. Congo minister to head to Brazzaville over attacks

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      Picture shows Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab at the time of his arrest in 2009. Abdulmutallab has decided to let his defense counsel deliver opening remarks next week, court officials said.
      Bulletin: Underwear bomber hands opening defense to US lawyer

      Bulletin: Underwear bomber hands opening defense to US lawyer

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      Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is shown in this 2009 booking photograph released by the US Marshals Service in Detroit, Michigan. The trial of a Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a US-bound airliner on Christmas Day 2009 is set to go full steam ahead next week as the jury was finally picked Thursday.
      Bulletin: Jury chosen in US 'underwear bomber' case

      Bulletin: Jury chosen in US 'underwear bomber' case

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      Nadine Aznar of France, holds her portrait of her son Eric, one the blast victim which hit the Argana Cafe in Marrakesh five months ago, as she arrives at the courthouse in Rabat, September 2011. Lawyers representing the victims of an April bomb blast in Morocco on Thursday asked a court to sentence the perpetrators to life in prison and not death.
      Bulletin: Morocco blast suspects should get life in prison: victims

      Bulletin: Morocco blast suspects should get life in prison: victims

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      File picture shows Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab at the time of his arrest in 2009. The Nigerian, who accused of trying to blow up a US-bound airliner in 2009, vowed Islamic militants would wipe out "the cancer US" and hailed a slain Al-Qaeda cleric as his trial opened Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Underwear bomber vows 'US cancer' will be wiped out

      Bulletin: Underwear bomber vows 'US cancer' will be wiped out

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      An undated photo of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, charged in the United States with attempting to blow up an aircraft from Amsterdam, shortly before landing in Detroit on Christmas Day in 2009. The young Nigerian accused of trying to blow up a packed airliner bound for the United States on Christmas Day 2009 returns to court Tuesday to stand trial for one of Al-Qaeda's biggest plots.
      Bulletin: 'Underwear bomber' trial to open in Detroit

      Bulletin: 'Underwear bomber' trial to open in Detroit

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      The suspected bomber in the April 28, 2011 bombing of the Argana cafe in Marrakesh, Adil el-Atmani (2nd L), is escorted out of a police van in May 2011. Nine men accused of launching a bomb attack that ripped through a Marrakesh cafe packed with European tourists, killing 17, each denied their involvement at a trial hearing on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Marrakesh bomb suspects deny part in blast

      Bulletin: Marrakesh bomb suspects deny part in blast

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      Fighters with the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) prepare for an operation against the Nigerian army in Niger Delta in 2008. Militants from Nigeria's oil producing delta on Wednesday threatened to bomb areas in the capital Abuja, scene of last year's Independence Day bombings which killed 12 people.
      Bulletin: Nigeria's oil militants threaten independence day attacks

      Bulletin: Nigeria's oil militants threaten independence day attacks

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