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London - The United Kingdom, UK, needs a "bigger footprint" in Mali and other Sahel-Saharan countries to fight extremism, a committee of MPs has...
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Washington - US National Security Agency deputy director Richard Ledgett has said that intelligence leaks by Edward Snowden had put people's lives...
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