Gunmen storm luxury hotel in Mali in hostage standoff

Posted on AllSides November 20, 2015

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Gunmen stormed a luxury hotel in Mali’s capital on Friday with 170 guests and staff, killing at least three people and taking hostages in a city that serves as a logistics hub for French and American forces helping fight Islamist insurgents.

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