Sea Owl 1 Cleared to Leave Sweden After Documentation Check
The tanker Sea Owl 1 is allowed to leave Sweden after its documentation was deemed to be in order, the Swedish Transport Agency says.
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Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's military junta
Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale, coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime. If they succeed in bringing down the junta, the question is whether they would have a basis for continued cooperation.
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Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's junta in coordinated attacks
Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale and coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime. If they succeed in bringing down the junta, the question is whether they have a basis for continued cooperation.
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They sought asylum in the US - ended up in Congo-Kinshasa
Gabriela dreamed of the United States. Instead, she was put on a plane with her hands and feet tied - and ended up in Congo-Kinshasa. The Colombian is among the first to arrive in Congo under the United States' controversial program to deport asylum seekers to third countries.
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Mali's junta is under pressure - Russian-backed allies are pulling out
Mali's military junta is suffering major setbacks in an escalating war - three years after Swedish soldiers were expelled from the country. Jihadists and rebels are seizing new strongholds. The junta's allies, the neighboring governments that also have Russia as their main guarantor, are trying to stop them with airstrikes.
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Equatorial Guinea changes capital to Ciudad de la Paz
The Central African country of Equatorial Guinea is changing its capital after a presidential decree.
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Island Residents in Equatorial Guinea Face Year-Long Internet Shutdown
Inhabitants on an island in Equatorial Guinea have had to live without internet for over a year. The internet was shut down by the regime in response to the islanders' protests against a construction company.
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