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      Saturday 25 May  
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      In this courtroom sketch, radical Islamist preacher Abu Hamza (R) appears before US Judge Frank Maas in Federal Court on October 6, in New York after being extradited from Britain. Abu Hamza, whom Washington sees as an Al-Qaeda mastermind, will spend the weekend in jail after the judge ordered him to be kept in detention
      Bulletin: Islamic preacher Abu Hamza kept in detention

      Bulletin: Islamic preacher Abu Hamza kept in detention

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      Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, pictured in September 2012, sought to reassure conservatives at home that a request for a loan of nearly $5 billion (3.8 billion euros) in aid from the IMF would be compatible with Islamic banking principles.
      Bulletin: Morsi says IMF loan compatible with Islamic banking

      Bulletin: Morsi says IMF loan compatible with Islamic banking

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      A picture shows a burnt building at the US consulate compound in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on September 13 following an attack that killed four Americans. A team of US government investigators examined the site Thursday.
      Bulletin: US investigators at attack site in Libya

      Bulletin: US investigators at attack site in Libya

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      People hold banners and sit on a truck during a protest against a foreign military intervention in Mali on September 28. The United States is not ruling out any unilateral move in the country, but is supporting an African-led bid to oust the rebels, a top US official said.
      Bulletin: US not ruling out action in Mali, working with ECOWAS

      Bulletin: US not ruling out action in Mali, working with ECOWAS

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      A vehicle and surrounding buildings smoulder at the US consulate compound in Benghazi on September 11. Three weeks after a deadly attack on the US consulate in Benghazi little is known about how and why the assault happened or who was behind it, amid mounting concern over possible security lapses.
      Bulletin: Questions mount in US over Benghazi attack

      Bulletin: Questions mount in US over Benghazi attack

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      A picture shows damage inside the burnt US consulate building in Benghazi on September 13. The US military and intelligence agencies are compiling detailed dossiers on those believed to have attacked the US consulate in Libya ahead of possible retaliation, the New York Times reported
      Bulletin: US 'tracking' Libya consulate attackers

      Bulletin: US 'tracking' Libya consulate attackers

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      A vehicle sits smoldering in flames after being set on fire inside the US consulate compound in Benghazi late on September 11. Libyan authorities have approved an FBI visit to Benghazi following a deadly attack on the US mission there, but details of cooperation still need to be ironed out, a senior official said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Libya says FBI team heading to Benghazi

      Bulletin: Libya says FBI team heading to Benghazi

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      A picture taken from a video released on YouTube on September 30 reportedly shows Abubakar Shekau, the suspected leader of Nigerian Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, speaking over a US-made anti-Islam film that has sparked widespread protests in the Muslim world.
      Bulletin: Boko Haram chief issues threat over anti-Islam film

      Bulletin: Boko Haram chief issues threat over anti-Islam film

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      People hold banners atop a truck during a protest against a foreign military intervention in Mali to reclaim the Islamist-controlled north. The United States would support a "well planned" and "well resourced" African-led force to help oust Islamic rebels in northern Mali, provided its neighbors back the idea, a US official said Monday.
      Bulletin: US would back 'well planned' African-led force for Mali

      Bulletin: US would back 'well planned' African-led force for Mali

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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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