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American militant in Somalia releases martyr's rapJASON STRAZIUSO Yahoo! News 04/12/2011 | Islamist rebels attack Somali hotel, killing 32MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN and MALKHADIR M. MUHUMED Yahoo! News 08/24/2010 |
 An American from Alabama who joined Somalia's most dangerous militant group has released two new rap songs on the Internet, a possible indication that he is still alive after rumors circulated of his death during heavy fighting in Mogadishu. |  Islamist militants wearing Somali military uniforms stormed a hotel favored by lawmakers in the war-battered capital Tuesday, firing indiscriminately and killing 32 people, including six parliamentarians. |
Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: rankingWilliam Maclean Reuters 02/16/2010 | Thousands flee Somalia fighting, says UN refugee agency BBC News 02/12/2010 |
 Iraq is the country most at risk from terrorist attacks for the second straight year, according to a ranking by global analysts Maplecroft, while Thailand has joined the nine countries most in danger for the first time. |  Thousands of people have fled Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, since Wednesday, the UN refugee agency has said. |
Somalia's Militant Group Al Shabaab to Ally With Al QaedaSARAH CHILDRESS The Wall Street Journal 02/01/2010 | Somali Pirate-Held British Couple Reunited, But Not ReleasedDANA HUGHES ABC News 02/01/2010 |
 NAIROBI, Kenya—The militant group al Shabaab said it would ally with al Qaeda in a drive to establish an Islamic state in Somalia and fight for Muslims across East Africa, offering a fresh test for U.S.-backed African peacekeepers struggling to defend a weak Somali government. |  After more than 90 days of being separated, the retired British couple who are being held in Somalia by pirates have been reunited temporarily, according to Sky News. |
No plan to send troops to Yemen, Obama saysOlivia Hampton AFP 01/10/2010 | U.N. agency halts food aid in southern SomaliaRobyn Dixon Los Ang 01/06/2010 |
 WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says he has "no intention" of sending US troops to fight militants in Yemen and Somalia, despite growing concern over the presence of militant cells there. |  A million people in southern Somalia risk starvation after the World Food Program on Tuesday suspended humanitarian aid because of attacks and threats by Al Qaeda-linked Islamic rebels. |
Somali pirates seize UK, Panamanian-flagged ships; release Singaporean vesselEileen Ng The Canadian Press 12/28/2009 | |
 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Pirates seized a British-flagged chemical tanker and a Panamanian-flagged carrier off Somalia's coast and were holding 45 crew members Tuesday, a maritime official said. |  A male suicide bomber dressed in women's clothing attacked a graduation ceremony in the Somali capital of Mogadishu Thursday, the Somali president said, according to a local journalist. |
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