![[AFP/Fethi Belaid] Tunisians browse through Islamic literature outside El Fath Mosque in Tunis.](/awi/images/2013/06/18/130618Feature1Photo1-90_59.jpg)
![[AFP/Marco Longari] Students attend a meeting at the University of Tripoli.](/awi/images/2013/06/18/130618Feature2Photo1-90_59.jpg)
![[File] Moroccan singer Mouhamed Rifi wins the 2013 X Factor Arabia competition.](/awi/images/2013/06/18/130618Feature3Photo1-90_59.jpg)
![[Abdou Tajeddine] Algerian women enjoy a football match.](/awi/images/2013/06/17/130617Feature3Photo1-90_59.jpg)
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Al-Qaeda swaps Mali for Libya
![[AFP/Boureima Hama] Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou (centre), shown inspecting weapons seized in the May 23rd suicide attack, claims terrorists "moved from Mali to southern Libya".](/awi/images/2013/06/07/130607ReportagePhoto2-190_125.jpg)
![[Jamel Arfaoui] The event was organized by the Association ALWANE Tunisia in collaboration with Velorution and the Embassy of the Netherlands in Tunisia to raise awareness of environmental issues in Tunisia.](/awi/images/2013/06/11/130611PhotoGallery1-271_179.jpg)
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Sports 2013-06-11
Maghreb sides top World Cup qualifier groups
![[Abou Tajeddine] Algeria's Islam Slimani (38', 42') and teammates exit the Porto-Novo pitch in triumph on June 9th.](/awi/images/2013/06/11/130611Feature3Photo1-190_125.jpg)
If the week-end qualifiers are any indication, the 2014 World Cup may include a team from North Africa.
![[wissamyat.blogspot.com] Nineteen-year-old blogger "Wissamyat" says Libya's new political isolation law will impede peace efforts.](/awi/images/2013/05/27/130527Feature3Photo1-190_125.jpg)
