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We have started to collect the most important news related to Mali in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
NigerA UN special envoy and three other foreigners abducted in Niger are freed, officials in neighbouring Mali say.
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China, 
Mauritius, 
SenegalChina's president is visiting Mali, Senegal, Tanzania and Mauritius, aiming to show China seeks a stronger position in Africa.
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NigerUnknown attackers have kidnapped four European tourists near the Niger-Mali border, Malian officials say.
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The authorities in Mali say the army has destroyed the most active Tuareg rebel group's main base.
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Who wins the booby prize in Mali cattle crossings?
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Two people die in grenade attacks by Tuareg rebels in Mali's northern city of Gao, the authorities say.
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At least 20 people are killed in an attack by Tuareg rebels on a military base in northern Mali, officials say.
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AustriaTwo Austrian hostages held for eight months by Islamic militants in the Sahara desert are released in Mali.
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A Malian musician defends a track that is being removed from a Sony video game out of concern it may offend Muslims.
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The EU opens a "job centre" in Mali, hoping fewer young Africans will risk their lives trying to get to Europe.
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