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Niger coup will have global ramifications for the US, France, and Canada

The coup in Niger threatens Western governments’ interests. The ramifications are regional and international. In the short-term, military cooperation with the US, France, and Canada has been suspended. In the long-term, European energy supplies may be impacted by Nigerien efforts to reassert national control over their resources, a move that would influence Europe’s wider global policies.
Burkina Faso United States White House District Of Columbia France General Tverskaya Oblast

Countering Coups: How to Reverse Military Rule Across the Sahel

Three years of coups around Africa’s Sahel region — eight of them in six nations, from Guinea on the Atlantic to Sudan on the Red Sea — leave many African and other policymakers frustrated over how to respond. The Sahel’s crises have uprooted more than 4 million people and could add millions more to our record levels of global human migration as Africa’s population grows and its climate destabilizes. Yet the pattern of coups and other evidence — notably from USIP’s Sahel fieldwork,...
Burkina Faso United States Rheinland Pfalz Omar Al Bashir Korotoumou Thera Makila James
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Malians who thrived with arrival of UN peacekeeping mission fear economic fallout from its departure – Metro US

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Nearly 10 years ago, Mariame Coulibaly Sangare lost everything when armed violence in northern Mali forced her to flee her home. Desperate for money, she saw an opportunity with the arrival of a new United Nations peacekeeping mission in the West African nation’s capital, Bamako. Sangare left her previous job of […]
New York United States Arthur Boutellis Mariame Coulibaly Sangare Fatoumata Kaba Ahmed Mbareck
Source: metro.us

Malians who thrived with arrival of U.N. peacekeeping mission fear economic fallout from departure

Nearly 10 years ago, Mariame Coulibaly Sangare lost everything when armed violence in northern Mali forced her to flee her home. Desperate for money, she saw an opportunity with the arrival of a new United Nations peacekeeping mission in the West African nation's capital, Bamako.
New York United States World Bank District Of Columbia Ahmed Mbareck Arthur Boutellis

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