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The Sahara desert’s most acclaimed musicians Tinariwen have many A-list admirers in the western music world. Brian Eno, Carlos Santana, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Mick Jones of The Clash and Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme are all among them.

The ruling Taliban government in Afghanistan expresses its commitment to further cooperation with Tehran in different fields.

CNIC Funds and Tidal Financial Services have launched a carbon neutral commodities ETF to combat the effects of stubborn inflation.

The federal fisheries minister is creating a task force to smooth the regulation of Bay of Fundy tidal power after a key player sought bankruptcy protection last week.

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The new sticom reflects best-selling author Serranos San Antonio roots with the Spurs, Whataburger and lots of heart.

Crisis-ridden Mali and Burkina Faso face jihadist insurgency and political turmoil. In this excerpt from the Watch List 2023 – Spring Update, Crisis Group outlines what the EU and its member states can do to prevent these two countries from falling into further regional isolation.

Read MOJO’s verdict on the new album from the Tinariwen, Amatssou.

Rarely has the agenda of the monthly European Union (EU) foreign ministers’ meetings been as packed as the one on 24 April. As EU High Representative Josep

Malis National Reconciliation Minister Ismael Wague on Friday visited the northern city of Kidal, controlled by former Tuareg rebels, in an effort to relaunch a crumbling 2015 peace deal, the local government said.