Mali

Violence in Mali Put an End to a Thriving Tourist Industry. Now the Government Wants to Tap Into China's Tourism Market

By Anna Pujol-Mazzini

The Mali 'Spider-Man' Was Offered French Citizenship. What About the Muslim Migrants Who Aren't Superheroes?

By H.A. Hellyer

2 SEALs Under Investigation in Death of Green Beret

By Billy Perrigo

Islamist Rebel Admits Ordering Attacks on Timbuktu Shrines

By Kate Samuelson
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Mali World Heritage Site Added to UNESCO Endangered List

Militant insurgency poses a major threat to the celebrated Old Towns of Djenné

By Casey Quackenbush

In Memoriam: Malick Sidibé (1936 – 2016)

Malian photographer Malick Sidibé, one of the most influential photographers of his time, has died

By Olivier Laurent , Rachel Lowry and Liz Ronk

Military Corruption Blamed for Rise in Africa Terror Attacks

A series of recent terror attacks across Africa have raised fears of a new wave of extremist violence

By Aryn Baker

Mali Arrests Two Over Hotel Attack

Their alleged role in the attack is not yet clear, however

By Rishi Iyengar

China's Foreign Policy Tested by Terrorist Attacks

China usually hews to a foreign policy of nonintervention in other countries’ affairs. Terrorism could change that

By Hannah Beech / Shanghai

Mali Will Mourn for Three Days After Hotel Siege

"Mali will never be alone in this fight"

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Mali Hotel Attack Highlights France's Strategic Dilemma

Analysts say France is contemplating the limits of what its military can accomplish

By Jared Malsin / Cairo

Scenes From the Aftermath of the Mali Hotel Attack

Gunmen assaulted the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako on Friday taking over 100 hostages and killing at least 20 people, including an American. Mali is now hunting 'more than 3' suspects after the attack

By TIME Photo

U.S. Citizen Among Mali Dead

No further details about the victim's identity have been revealed

By Charlotte Alter

The Terror Groups That Could Be Behind the Mali Hotel Attack

Mali's recent history of violence and conflict means that a number of different groups could be behind the attack on a major hotel in Bamako

By Aryn Baker

See Photos From the Mali Hotel Attack

Gunmen assaulted the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako taking over 100 hostages and killing at least three people. Malian forces have stormed the hotel with U.S. and French special forces assisting in the rescue operation

By TIME Photo

At Least 20 Dead After Mali Hotel Attacked by Islamist Gunmen

The hotel is one of the most secure in Bamako and is frequented by diplomats and internationals

By Rishi Iyengar

Mali Is Now Ebola-Free

The country has gone 42 days without reporting a new case

By David Stout

Ebola Outbreak Not Over Yet

The U.N. goal of containing 100% of Ebola cases by Jan. 1 will not be met

By Helen Regan

U.N. Will Miss Dec. 1 Goal for Containing Ebola

"Intense" transmission of the virus in West Africa, especially in Sierra Leone, continues to bedevil efforts

By Elizabeth Barber

U.S. to Screen Travelers From Mali for Ebola

Travelers will also have to monitor their temperatures and any potential symptoms for 21 days

By Helen Regan
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