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Libya's Army Chief Dies in Plane Crash Near Ankara — REUTERS / pwu404

Turkey Politics · Ankara

Libya's Army Chief Dies in Plane Crash Near Ankara

39% Center coverage: 171 sources

Libya's army chief, Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad, died in a plane crash near Ankara, Turkey, on Tuesday, along with four senior military officials and three crew members. The crash occurred after the private Falcon 50 jet took off from Ankara's Esenboga Airport.See the Story

Algeria's Parliament Approves Law Declaring France's Colonisation a Crime — REUTERS / ixx511

Algeria Politics · Algeria

Algeria's Parliament Approves Law Declaring France's Colonisation a Crime

46% Left coverage: 59 sources

In Algeria, the deputies must vote this Wednesday, December 24th a bill that could increase tensions already intense with the French state. Indeed, this text aims to criminalize French colonization, which extended from 1830 to 1962. This political will is not new in Algeria, this is the third time that such a draft is presented. For the deputies at the origin of the document, this bill is an "act of sovereignty and fidelity to national history".See the Story

Coup Leader Expected to Stay in Power in Guinea Presidential Vote — REUTERS / pwu404

African Politics · Guinea

Coup Leader Expected to Stay in Power in Guinea Presidential Vote

42% Center coverage: 19 sources

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