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A weaker central government in Libya may ease the transition into a parliamentary democracy.

The recent attack in Algeria raises the question of whether the wider region could see similar incidents.

Progress toward forming a new government is elusive due to the country's numerous internal fault lines.

Differentiating jihadism from other forms of militant Islamism requires an understanding of the terms that define them.

Since the Benghazi attack, Washington has been collecting intelligence in preparation for possible military strikes.

The North African jihadist group appears to suspect that an international intervention is looming.

Unlike militant groups in other Arab countries, Islamists in Tunisia are tightly constrained.

Several militant organizations have gained strength since Mali's coup in March 2012.