La réunion qui doit se tenir à Tolède doit aboutir à la mise en place d’un cadre juridique permettant de cibler plus précisément individus et organisations. Les chefs de la diplomatie de l’Union européenne (UE)
The Horn Of Africa States: Why It Matters To The World – OpEd
The Red Sea, the Bab El Mandeb Straits, the Gulf of Aden, and the Somali Sea represent a major waterway that most powerful nations use and envy control of. This waterway is further complimented by
Jihadist Groups Remain Active In Niger Republic Despite New Military Leadership
The junta in Niger claimed deteriorating security was a justification for their taking over, but attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with both Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State on civilians and military targets have continued since
No Hope, No Peace: Libya Still Faces A Deadlock – OpEd
The future of Libya still faces an impasse after clashes between two Libyan militias followed a cascade of destabilizing events last week, so that roadmap to actually result in elections will not be completed because
The Horn Of Africa States: Why An ECOWAS Invasion Of Niger Would Be Wrong – OpEd
In the Horn of Africa, we have a saying which denotes the importance of experience. We say, “Ask the one who has experienced it.” Civil conflicts and good-intentioned foreign forces sent to a country never
Le Mali et le Burkina autorisés à intervenir militairement au Niger
Le Niger a autorisé l’intervention des armées du Mali et du Burkina Faso sur son territoire en cas d’agression. C’est ce qui ressort des conclusions de la visite d’officiels malien et burkinabè à Niamey. C’est
En Afrique, le modèle Wagner risque de perdurer
La question de l’avenir de Wagner est posée après la mort présumée de son chef Evguéni Prigojine, mais la Russie a tout intérêt à ce que continuent les activités protéiformes du groupe en Afrique, un
Niger Coup: I’m holding back ECOWAS, others from military invasion – Tinubu
“If you take ECOWAS aside, other people will react, those who are outside of our control. I am the one holding those sides back. I am the one holding back ECOWAS.” Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu
Gabon’s president seeks third term in elections that could extend a 55-year political dynasty
Gabon’s president is seeking a third term in elections this weekend that could extend his family’s 55-year political dynasty. The capital of Libreville, meanwhile, is bracing for a repeat of the violence that has marred
Tchiani is not Niger’s Sankara: The military coup won’t bring revolutionary change to the people
Whilst some may cheer on the anti-France feelings seen in protests in Niger, the military coup is unlikely to provide the people with relief from the current poverty, let alone put the country on a