BAMAKO (Reuters) - Insurgents killed 25 civilians and injured 13 others in an ambush of a military-escorted convoy near Mali's northeastern city of Gao on Friday, the army said late on Saturday.

On Sept. 17, militants of the al-Qaida-linked JNIM insurgency in Mali launched simultaneous attacks targeting a gendarmerie school in Bamako, the capital, and a military camp at the international ...

Suspected Islamic State in the Sahel Province, ISSP, jihadists have reportedly ambushed a supply convoy escorted by the military in Mali, killing at least 40 civilians. The incident occurred along ...

Mali has been in a crisis for more than a decade. In 2020, a military group, riding on popular discontent over attacks by armed jihadi groups, seized power in a coup that toppled the ...

In a statement released today, the jihadist group took responsibility for yesterday’s deadly assault on a military base near Sokolo in central Mali’s Segou Region. That area, which contains the ...

near the Mali border in Niger’s Tahoua region. The publication described the attack as a large-scale and highly intense coordinated operation that caught the military by surprise. It said the ...

According to a court document reviewed by Reuters ... and are now forced to play by a new set of rules as the military governments of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso seek a bigger share of mining ...