At the turn of the 20th century, the Tuareg were the last of the West African peoples to be pacified by the French, and their lands were absorbed into parts of Niger, Mali, Algeria, and Libya.

As Peter Dorrie explained in a 2012 article in World Politics Review, Gaddafi "trained scores of young Tuareg in military camps in Libya, ostensibly to prepare them for rebellion in their home ...

I envision a Free Tuareg Nation spanning Libya, Algeria, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Nigeria, while also recognizing Kabyle independence in Algeria. Libya gets divided into East and West ...

The Tuareg have been around since the 4th century AD, roaming the deserts of Libya, Algeria, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso. While known for their remarkable adaptation to the harsh desert ...

Tuareg like him have always transported goods ... The weekly convoys of trucks overloaded with migrants always set off for Libya on Tuesdays. Today, his ghetto is empty. This means Sanda has ...