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The 2015 peace deal with Tuareg rebel groups is ending ‘with immediate effect’ because the rebels have failed to comply with its terms and because of ‘acts of hostility’ by Algeria, the government said

Mali’s junta has terminated a crucial agreement with local rebels that helped maintain a fragile peace in the country’s north, raising concerns about a possible escalation in violence. Government spokesperson

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.

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Bamako, Mali:Mali s junta has terminated a crucial agreement with local rebels that helped maintain a fragile peace in the country s north, the govern...

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.

The agreement in 2015 ended a decade of strife as the insurgents battled to establish an independent republic in the north of the country.