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Is Bamako About To Fall?

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By Juan David Rojas, Sama Faruqi, Fatimah Muhammed
| New Lines Magazine Verified
May 5, 2026 Hosted by Erin Brown, featuring Nasser Wedaddy It has been an intense week in Mali. On Saturday, a coalition of armed groups made up of Islamic jihadists and Tuareg separatists attacked military installations around the capital, Bamako, and in other cities in the country’s desert interior. The defense minister was killed in a truck bombing, a major military base on the outskirts of Bamako was attacked, and Russian mercenaries who were assisting the country’s military junta fled.
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Libyan Officials Say They Know Who Killed Saif al-Islam Gadhafi. Why Have No Arrests Been Made?

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By Juan David Rojas, Sama Faruqi, Fatimah Muhammed
| New Lines Magazine Verified
Nearly three months have passed since Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, the son of Libya’s longtime dictator and a powerful political figure in his own right, was killed by a hit squad on the afternoon of Feb. 3 at his residence in Zintan, in the northwest of the country. The hit shook Libya profoundly: In many ways, Gadhafi had long been a ghost. Captured in 2011 during the uprising that saw his father killed, he spent six years in prison before transitioning into a kind of house arrest.
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In Wisconsin, The Fates of Wolves and Humans Are Intertwined

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By Sama Faruqi
| New Lines Magazine Verified
On a snowy winter morning, Michael Wiggins Jr., former chair of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, carved out a few hours between meetings to speak with me about the Ojibwe tribe’s fight to protect the region’s wolves. He was seated inside Chief Blackbird Center, the tribal government building in New Odanah, in the Bad River Reservation in northern Wisconsin.
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