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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      A police car sits in front of the US Capitol building in Washington, DC. The Moroccan immigrant accused of attempting a suicide attack against the US Capitol building waived his rights to preliminary and detention hearings before a court in Virginia.
      Bulletin: Moroccan waives rights over US Capitol bomb plot

      Bulletin: Moroccan waives rights over US Capitol bomb plot

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      Morocco has condemned an alleged plot to bomb the US Capitol (pictured) over which a citizen of the north African country was arrested, the official MAP agency reported Monday.
      Bulletin: Morocco condemns alleged US Capitol bomb plot

      Bulletin: Morocco condemns alleged US Capitol bomb plot

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      Image released by the SITE Intelligence Group in 2010 shows Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the young Nigerian dubbed the "underwear bomber." Unrepentant to the last, the "underwear bomber" who tried to blow up a packed airliner in a botched Al-Qaeda plot on Christmas Day 2009 was handed multiple life sentences by a US judge Thursday.
      Bulletin: Life in prison for 'proud to kill' underwear bomber

      Bulletin: Life in prison for 'proud to kill' underwear bomber

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      Image released by the SITE Intelligence Group in 2010 shows Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the young Nigerian dubbed the "underwear bomber." Unrepentant to the last, the "underwear bomber" who tried to blow up a packed airliner in a botched Al-Qaeda plot on Christmas Day 2009 was handed multiple life sentences by a US judge Thursday.
      Bulletin: Nigerian 'underwear bomber' to be sentenced in US

      Bulletin: Nigerian 'underwear bomber' to be sentenced in US

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      Aboud Rogo Mohammed (left) and Mohammed Kubwa -- two of the four Kenyan men accused of involvement in the 2002 bombing of an Israeli-owned hotel in Mombasa -- speak to their lawyer in 2004. Kenyan police have arrested cleric Aboud Rogo Mohammed, who had been previously arrested but acquitted of the 2002 bombing.
      Bulletin: Kenya arrests controversial Muslim preacher

      Bulletin: Kenya arrests controversial Muslim preacher

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      Two residents pass bombed corner shops attached to Bompai police barracks in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on January 24, 2012. Boko Haram militants from Nigeria are bolstering links with Al-Qaeda and other hardline groups in West Africa, according to a UN report released Wednesday which highlighted the growing concerns of the region's governments.
      Bulletin: UN report says Nigeria militants strike fear across Africa

      Bulletin: UN report says Nigeria militants strike fear across Africa

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      29-year-old British citizen Jermaine Grant stands in court in Momabasa. Grant and two other men are on trial in Kenya on charges of possessing explosive materials.
      Bulletin: Kenya trial of British bomb plot suspect opens

      Bulletin: Kenya trial of British bomb plot suspect opens

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      Kenyan soldiers somalia.
      Article: Britain warns of militant attacks in Kenya

      Article: Britain warns of militant attacks in Kenya

      Britain believes militants are completing plans to attack Kenyan institutions as well as...
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      Attack of Boko Haram
      Article: Nigerian state under curfew after attacks

      Article: Nigerian state under curfew after attacks

      A radical Muslim sect attacked a church during a worship service in Nigeria's northeast...
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      This handout image provided in 2007 by IntelCenter shows a video frame broadcast by the Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera and released by al-Qaeda of training of its militants in North Africa at an unspecified location. Algeria on Monday jailed one of the most radical leaders of Al-Qaeda's northern Africa branch, fugitive Abdelhamid Abou Zeid, for life in absentia.
      Bulletin: Algeria sentences Qaeda leader to life in prison in absentia

      Bulletin: Algeria sentences Qaeda leader to life in prison in absentia

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