How The French Got To Airstrikes In Mali: A Briefing From Bamako -- Peter Tinti, Christian Science Monitor
Five key questions about how Islamic militants took over northern Mali -- and why the French are trying to stop them.
French airstrikes in Mali last week have jolted the West's attention. The strikes and more planned deployments by France and other African states, are designed to halt the progress of Islamist rebels in Mali, and deny radicals an Afghan-style haven for jihad against Europe. Journalist Peter Tinti has lived in West Africa for the last three years and arrived in Bamako today. Here's his first briefer from the capital.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
President Hollande should beware: Mali is a quagmire in the making akin to Afghanistan -- Nabila Ramdani, London Evening Standard
France in Mali: the End of the Fairytale -- Gregory Mann, Africa Is A Country
The War in Mali is a Reminder of France's Grand Malaise -- David A. Bell, The New Republic
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