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How Russia Is Slaughtering Civilians on the African Front - Andy Spyra / DER SPIEGEL

How Russia Is Slaughtering Civilians on the African Front - Andy Spyra / DER SPIEGEL

A European Defeat in Mali How Russia Is Slaughtering Civilians on the African Front

Moscow has become deeply involved in Mali, with its notoriously brutal Wagner Group showing little signs of restraint. The country is collapsing and the people live in fear. Meanwhile, Germany's military may soon follow the French out of the country. By Fritz Schaap and Andy Spyra (Photos) in Mali

“People Collected Severed Arms, Legs and Heads” - Finbarr O'Reilly / The New York Times / Redux / laif

“People Collected Severed Arms, Legs and Heads” - Finbarr O'Reilly / The New York Times / Redux / laif

France’s War in West Africa “People Collected Severed Arms, Legs and Heads”

France initially deployed its military to Mali to hunt down jihadists. But reporting by DER SPIEGEL shows that its soldiers have repeatedly killed civilians there. Is the country turning into France’s Afghanistan?

EU to Refocus on Stalled Defense Initiatives - REUTERS/ U.S. Air Force/ Julianne Showalter

EU to Refocus on Stalled Defense Initiatives - REUTERS/ U.S. Air Force/ Julianne Showalter

Brussels Summit EU to Refocus on Stalled Defense Initiatives

EU leaders are gathering in Brussels Thurday in an effort to shore up the bloc's common defense policy, amid growing doubts over whether Europe can bridge divergent national views on the continent's security role. Von Christopher Alessi

After the Islamists Fearing for the Future in Northern Mali

Residents of the battered northern Mali city of Gao are attempting to rebuild after French troops helped drive out jihadists early this year. Now local leaders are hoping the world won't forget them. Von Bartholomäus Grill

'I Saved the Country' - Tanya Bindra/ dpa

'I Saved the Country' - Tanya Bindra/ dpa

Malian Coup Leader Sanogo 'I Saved the Country'

Many believe that Mali's de facto leader Amadou Sanogo thrust the country into a deep crisis when he staged a coup a year ago. But that's not how he sees it. In a SPIEGEL interview he says he helped a sick, old regime die, ushering in a new beginning.

Most Timbuktu Manuscripts Saved from Attacks - BENOIT TESSIER/ REUTERS

Most Timbuktu Manuscripts Saved from Attacks - BENOIT TESSIER/ REUTERS

Smuggled Out Most Timbuktu Manuscripts Saved from Attacks

More than 80 percent of Timbuktu's priceless manuscripts were smuggled out of the ancient city before Islamists began to attack its cultural heritage, SPIEGEL has learned. Many were driven by car to the Malian capital of Bamako.

Malians Fear Return of Islamists - BENOIT TESSIER/ REUTERS

Malians Fear Return of Islamists - BENOIT TESSIER/ REUTERS

Timbuktu after the Liberation Malians Fear Return of Islamists

The French have successfully liberated Timbuktu, but they also intend to withdraw soon. Locals are now sharing their stories about the period of brutal Islamist control, but also their worries that the reign of terror could soon return. Von Mathieu von Rohr und Thilo Thielke

The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of 'Sahelistan' - Nic Bothma/ dpa

The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of 'Sahelistan' - Nic Bothma/ dpa

'Darker Sides' The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of 'Sahelistan'

France is advancing quickly against the Islamists in northern Mali, having already made it to Timbuktu. But the Sahel offers a vast sanctuary for the extremists, complete with training camps, lawlessness and plenty of ways to make money. Von Paul Hyacinthe Mben, Jan Puhl und Thilo Thielke

Life on the Front Lines in Mali - ERIC GAILLARD/ REUTERS

Life on the Front Lines in Mali - ERIC GAILLARD/ REUTERS

Resisting Islamism Life on the Front Lines in Mali

In mid-January, the strategic town of Konna in central Mali was on the front line of the conflict. First it was occupied by Islamist insurgents advancing towards the capital, then it was bombarded by a French air assault. The locals were caught in the crossfire. Von Matthias Gebauer

'Mealy-Mouthed' Foreign Policy Angers Allies - ERIC GAILLARD/ REUTERS

'Mealy-Mouthed' Foreign Policy Angers Allies - ERIC GAILLARD/ REUTERS

Germany Abroad 'Mealy-Mouthed' Foreign Policy Angers Allies

German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle is intent on keeping his country out of military operations in Mali. But his insistence on playing the role of peacemaker is increasingly frustrating Berlin's allies. Many in Berlin are likewise unimpressed. Von Ralf Neukirch und Gordon Repinski

Ex-Partner of Germany Leads Malian Islamists - ROMARIC OLLO HIEN/ AFP

Ex-Partner of Germany Leads Malian Islamists - ROMARIC OLLO HIEN/ AFP

'Lion of the Desert' Ex-Partner of Germany Leads Malian Islamists

The man at the center of the fight against Islamists in northern Mali has an unexpected history with Germany. In 2003 he was crucial in facilitating a ransom payment to secure the release of German tourists held hostage in Algeria.

'Germany Should Also Send Troops to Mali' - THIERRY GOUEGNON/ Reuters

'Germany Should Also Send Troops to Mali' - THIERRY GOUEGNON/ Reuters

Ivory Coast Leader 'Germany Should Also Send Troops to Mali'

In an interview, Alassane Ouattara, president of the Ivory Coast and chairman of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), urges Germany's leaders to engage more in the fight against Islamists in northern Mali. In addition to logistical aid, Berlin should also send troops, he argues.

Mali Conflict Opens New Front in War on Terror - ISSOUF SANOGO/ AFP

Mali Conflict Opens New Front in War on Terror - ISSOUF SANOGO/ AFP

'Gates of Hell' Mali Conflict Opens New Front in War on Terror

France has found early success in its fight against Islamist extremists in northern Mali. But Saharan terrorist groups have close ties and are prepared for a prolonged battle. The hostage crisis in Algeria shows that the new front in the war on terror could become a protracted conflict. Von Paul Hyacinthe Mben und Jan Puhl

A Terrorist Homeland in North Africa - STR/ AP

A Terrorist Homeland in North Africa - STR/ AP

Europe's Challenge A Terrorist Homeland in North Africa

Dozens of hostages have reportedly been killed after Algerian forces attempted a rescue operation at a natural gas complex overtaken by Islamist gunmen. The incident demonstrates the brutality and determination with which militant Islamists in North Africa operate, just a short plane ride south of European soil. Von Christoph Sydow

Trapped Between France and War - dapd

Trapped Between France and War - dapd

Germany's Mali Predicament Trapped Between France and War

Germany is eager to prove it is a reliable ally, particularly after it snubbed France and stayed out of Libya. Wary of getting pulled into the violence in Mali, it has instead offered two planes to transport troops. Von Matthias Gebauer und Philipp Wittrock

French Prepare for Extended Mali Intervention - ERIC FEFERBERG/ AFP

French Prepare for Extended Mali Intervention - ERIC FEFERBERG/ AFP

Hollande's War French Prepare for Extended Mali Intervention

Initially, the French intervention in Mali looked as though it would be over quickly. But President Hollande has vowed to drive out Islamist extremists and establish democracy in the country. As in Afghanistan, the operation could take much longer than expected. Von Matthias Gebauer

Germany's Risky Offer Of Help - La.Maucorps/ dpa

Germany's Risky Offer Of Help - La.Maucorps/ dpa

Mali Maneuvering Germany's Risky Offer Of Help

In Mali, the French air force is fighting to push back Islamist forces. The German government wants to stand by its close ally and has offered Paris logistical assistance. Is Berlin getting itself into another lasting conflict? Von Matthias Gebauer und Severin Weiland

French Mission in Mali 'Is Not Without Risk' - AP/Laure-Anne Maucorps, ECPAD

French Mission in Mali 'Is Not Without Risk' - AP/Laure-Anne Maucorps, ECPAD

The World from Berlin French Mission in Mali 'Is Not Without Risk'

The German government on Monday unexpectedly offered Paris concrete support as French troops battle Islamist extremists in Mali. Though ruling out a combat role, Germany's military will provide transport and medical assistance.

West Scrambles to Counter Islamist Offensive - AFP PHOTO / SITE Monitoring Service

West Scrambles to Counter Islamist Offensive - AFP PHOTO / SITE Monitoring Service

Crisis in Mali West Scrambles to Counter Islamist Offensive

France led the West on Friday in offering to help Mali's interim government push back a surprise offensive launched Thursday by Islamist forces from the north. Elite French troops are reportedly already on the ground. Von Matthias Gebauer

Paris Pushing for Risky Intervention in Mali - Harouna Traore/ AP

Paris Pushing for Risky Intervention in Mali - Harouna Traore/ AP

Military Mission Paris Pushing for Risky Intervention in Mali

Northern Mali is at risk of becoming a breeding ground for terrorists. But with a poorly trained Malian military and political chaos in the capital, few can agree on what should be done to bring peace and the rule of law to the region. France is in favor of quick action, but most of its allies are skeptical. Von Raniah Salloum und Stefan Simons

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