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      Saturday 26 May RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      File photo of the luxury sailing ship "Le Ponant" being held hostage by Somali pirates off the Somalian coast. Six Somalis go on trial in a Paris court on May 22, 2012 charged with taking the crew of 30 hostage in the emerald, pirate-infested waters of the Gulf of Aden in 2008.
      Bulletin: Somalis tried in Paris for luxury yacht crew hijack

      Bulletin: Somalis tried in Paris for luxury yacht crew hijack

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      Captain van der Linde, head of EU anti-piracy operation center
      Article: Dutch captain leading EU anti-piracy mission

      Article: Dutch captain leading EU anti-piracy mission

      “They destroyed our equipment - reduced it to ashes. This was one of our key...
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      Two fishermen walk past a small fishing vessel on a beach in the coastal, central Somali town of Hobyo in 2010. Somali fisherman pleaded Friday for international navies protecting shipping to halt air strikes on coastal villages, after the EU Naval Force struck a pirate base for the first time.
      Bulletin: Somali fishermen beg end to anti-piracy air strikes

      Bulletin: Somali fishermen beg end to anti-piracy air strikes

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      An armed Somali pirate keeping vigil on the coastline near Hobyo, northeastern Somalia, in 2010. A high-seas drama with Kalashnikov and rocket-propelled grenade fire gripped a Rome courtroom at the trial of alleged Somali pirates Tuesday, as EU forces blasted a pirate base for the first time.
      Bulletin: High-seas drama at Somali piracy trial in Italy

      Bulletin: High-seas drama at Somali piracy trial in Italy

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      A Somali pirate patrols a beach in the central Somali town of Hobyo in 2010. An international naval force has struck Somali pirate assets on land for the first time, marking a major escalation in the fight against the scourge of piracy plaguing vital shipping lanes.
      Bulletin: Foreign force strikes Somali pirate land base

      Bulletin: Foreign force strikes Somali pirate land base

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      Frigate "Luebeck" returns from its "Atalanta" mission at the Horn of Africa in April 2012. The German parliament on Thursday gave final approval to an extension of the European Union's anti-piracy operation off the Horn of Africa to include targeting equipment stored on Somali beaches.
      Bulletin: Germany approves expansion of EU anti-piracy mission

      Bulletin: Germany approves expansion of EU anti-piracy mission

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      Enrico Ievoli at Brest harbour, western France, in 2005. Somali pirates have released the Italian chemical tanker with 18 crew captured off the coast of Oman in December, the foreign ministry in Rome said on Monday.
      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Italian chemical tanker

      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Italian chemical tanker

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      Bundeswehr soldiers (left) approach pirates in the Gulf of Aden off Somalia, 2009. The German government approved an extension of the European Union's anti-piracy operation off the Horn of Africa to include targeting equipment stored on Somali beaches.
      Bulletin: Germany approves expansion of EU anti-piracy mission

      Bulletin: Germany approves expansion of EU anti-piracy mission

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      Armed Somali pirates prepare to a skiff in Hobyo, northeastern Somalia, in 2010. War planes fired several missiles at a suspected Somali pirate base in the north of the war-torn country, wounding two civilians, a coastguard official said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: War planes 'strike suspected Somali pirate base'

      Bulletin: War planes 'strike suspected Somali pirate base'

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      Danish vessel Absalon leaves the Frederikshavn Harbour in northern Jutland, on September 12, 2011. The Danish navy says it has stopped a pirate ship off the Somali coast, rescuing 12 Iranian and Pakistani hostages and arresting their 16 captors.
      Bulletin: Danish navy frees 12 hostages from Somali pirates

      Bulletin: Danish navy frees 12 hostages from Somali pirates

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