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( Tomdispatch.com ) - Dressed in green military fatigues and a blue garrison cap, Colonel Major Amadou Abdramane, a spokesperson …

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) has revealed a first look at its proposed overhaul of the Liverpool Slavery Museum and neighbouring Maritime Museum

On their new album 'Funeral For Justice', the Nigerien group remain musically inventive and passionate for change in their home nation and beyond.

Dressed in green military fatigues and a blue garrison cap, Colonel Major Amadou Abdramane, a spokesperson for Niger’s ruling junta, took to local television

Learn about the high-level visit of an Italian delegation, led by General Giovanni Caravelli, to Niger, aimed at addressing concerns over increased Russian infl

Article: Tomgram: Nick Turse, The Forever Failure of Americas Failed Forever Wars - Dressed in green military fatigues and a blue garrison cap, Colonel Major Amadou Abdramane, a spokesperson for Nigers ruling junta, took to local television last month to criticize the United States and sever the long-standing military partnership between the two countries[...]

Even the Pentagon tacitly admits that US-Sahelian partnerships aren’t reducing terrorist violence at all after 20 years.

The extremist armed group Islamic State (ISIS) militants have carried out an ambush against the Nigerien Army in Tillabéri.    The ambush was a shocking development in the ongoing conflict between terrorists and Niger military.   The aftermath of the attack has also revealed some disturbing details about the sophisticated weapons that the militants were able to capture and destroy.  

Niamey, Niger (AFP) Mar 27, 2024 - Niger on Wednesday said the United States will shortly submit a proposal to disengage its soldiers from the country, after the regime said it was withdrawing from a 2012 cooperation deal with Washington.

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have left ECOWAS, the regional bloc that sanctioned them after military officers seized power in each. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Nnamdi Obasi assesses the import of these events for West Africa’s security architecture and Nigeria’s influence therein.