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      Saturday 18 May  
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      The US consulate compound in Benghazi is seen after September 11 attack that killed four Americans. The US intelligence community said that a deadly assault on a US consulate in Libya was a planned attack linked to Al-Qaeda, though it stressed that "many unanswered questions" remained.
      Bulletin: Libya attackers linked to Al-Qaeda: US

      Bulletin: Libya attackers linked to Al-Qaeda: US

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      The US consulate compound in Benghazi is seen after September 11 attack that killed four Americans. The US intelligence community said that a deadly assault on a US consulate in Libya was a planned attack linked to Al-Qaeda, though it stressed that "many unanswered questions" remained.
      Bulletin: Libya attackers linked to Al-Qaeda: US

      Bulletin: Libya attackers linked to Al-Qaeda: US

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      A burnt building is seen inside the US Embassy compound on September 12 in Benghazi, Libya. US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Thursday a deadly assault on a US consulate in Libya was a planned "terrorist" attack but that it remained unclear if Al-Qaeda had a hand in the incident.
      Bulletin: Libya assault was planned, 'terrorist' attack: US

      Bulletin: Libya assault was planned, 'terrorist' attack: US

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      Soldiers march during the independence day celebrations in Bamako on September 22. West African troops will support the Malian army "on the ground" to retake the Islamist-occupied north of the country, an official document detailing an agreement between ECOWAS and Bamako said Monday.
      Bulletin: West Africa plots troop deployment to north Mali

      Bulletin: West Africa plots troop deployment to north Mali

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      Former soldiers who were held as prisoners of war by the Polisario Front separatist rebels are seen during a sit in close to the parliament building in Rabat in July 2012.
      Bulletin: Moroccan ex-POWs from W. Sahara conflict hold sit-in

      Bulletin: Moroccan ex-POWs from W. Sahara conflict hold sit-in

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      A boat docks in the port of Bentiu, South Sudan, in May 2012. South Sudan's military on Monday raised to as many as 40 the death toll from a "friendly fire" incident last week in which it sank one of its own river boats at night.
      Bulletin: Toll rises to 40 in S. Sudan military boat sinking: army

      Bulletin: Toll rises to 40 in S. Sudan military boat sinking: army

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      A man looks out over the Nile at the Juba Port, South Sudan. At least 10 soldiers were killed and another 50 were reported missing after friendly fire caused a South Sudanese military boat to sink on the Nile river, the army said.
      Bulletin: Ten dead as S. Sudan military boat sinks

      Bulletin: Ten dead as S. Sudan military boat sinks

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      A member of the Libyan security forces secures the area during a visit by the head of Libya's national assembly, Mohammed al-Megaryef, to the US consulate compound in Benghazi. US military and intelligence agencies have launched an elaborate manhunt in Libya against the militants suspected of staging the most serious assault on an American diplomatic mission in decades, officials and experts said.
      Bulletin: US gears up for Libya manhunt after consulate attack

      Bulletin: US gears up for Libya manhunt after consulate attack

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      A burnt house and a car are seen inside the US Embassy compound in Benghazi on September 12. The United States is deploying a US Marine anti-terrorism team to Libya to bolster security after a deadly attack on its consulate in Benghazi which saw Ambassador Chris Stevens killed, a US defense official said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: US Marine anti-terrorism team heads to Libya: official

      Bulletin: US Marine anti-terrorism team heads to Libya: official

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      Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi (C) is flanked by Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi (L) and fellow General Sami Anan during a graduation ceremony in July 2012. A complaint has been filed against Anan --the former number two in Egypt's army. Anan is accused of illegally acquiring building plots near Cairo, a judicial source says.
      Bulletin: Egypt army's ex-number two could face legal action

      Bulletin: Egypt army's ex-number two could face legal action

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