Algerian hostage crisis
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Inquest into deaths of seven workers at BP joint venture returns verdict of unlawful killing
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Statement attributed to jihadist leader behind raid on Algerian gas plant claims responsibility for Thursday's bomb attacks
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Mokhtar 'Marlboro' Belmokhtar among two leading jihadist figures claimed to have been killed
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Army claims Mokhtar Belmokhtar, commander of an al-Qaida linked brigade, died in a raid on an Islamist rebel base
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Prime minister likely to want to repair any damaged relations with Algerian government and discuss terrorist threat
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In the aftermath of the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron issued an ominous warning of the continued threat from terrorism. But is al-Qaida more, or less, dangerous than before?
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The only way to makes sense of the problems Algeria faces today is to look back into its colonial history, says Andrew Hussey. He takes a journey through 21st-century Algiers – into a dark past
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Using survivors testimonies, we piece together the story of what happened at the gas facility in the desert
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US secretary of state Hillary Clinton answers questions on Wednesday regarding the security situation in Mali and the Algerian hostage takers
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Al-Qaida north African affiliate believed to have masterminded In Amenas terrorist attack despite splinter group's claims
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Footage broadcast by an Algerian television station of what it claims is the activity of militants during a rescue operation to free foreign hostages
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Peter Beaumont: In Amenas gas plant attack suggests poor local support for al-Qaida-like groups as well as strategy failings, and could exacerbate infighting
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Mokhtar 'Marloboro man' Belmokhtar and his fighters are more interested in attacking Algiers government than west, says Christina Hellmich
Fate of al-Qaida's 'Uncatchable' Algerian militant in the balance after US air strike