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Will anyone stop the Islamists in Mali?
The French have made an intervention in Mali, despite threats to nationals held hostage, as other Europeans and Americans continue to debate what action to take.
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David Cameron expresses his “deep concern” about recent rebel advances in Mali as French forces carry out further air strikes against Islamist rebels on Saturday.
The French have made an intervention in Mali, despite threats to nationals held hostage, as other Europeans and Americans continue to debate what action to take.
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