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The journalist and aid worker are finally released after efforts by Nigerien authorities.

The manager, and they went over to the vaio manager to look at the incident. a third for mitrovic who put his hands on the referee. you can see him protesting that decision. he subsequently had to be foot held back by the fulham coach. this came as fulham led the game in the quarterfinal 1—0. had they remained on the pitch even at 1—1 they had remained within a chance to reach the semifinal. we will ascertain how long mitrovic will be banned for. as well as him, one referee support group has...

The journalist and aid worker are finally released after efforts by Nigerien authorities.

French journalist, US aid worker kidnapped in Sahel are freed

Olivier Dubois had been held hostage by Islamist militants in Mali for nearly two years. He had traveled to the Malian city of Gao to interview members of a jihadist group.

Jeffery Woodke and Olivier Dubois, who had been kidnapped by jihadists in the Sahel, were released in Niger

After campaigning constantly for his release for nearly two years, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is delighted to learn that the French journalist Olivier Dubois has finally been freed after being held hostage for 711 days by an armed group affiliated to Al Qaeda in the Sahel.  

According to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, American humanitarian worker Jeff Woodke has been released on Monday after six years in captivity.

Olivier Dubois was taken hostage by an al-Qaeda-linked group in Mali in 2021 French journalist Olivier Dubois was released from captivity

French journalist Olivier Dubois has been released after nearly two years in captivity under the Support Group for Islam and Muslims (GSIM), affiliated with Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). Dubois was seized in April 2021 while gathering information for an article on jihadism in the Sahel. The conditions of his release are unknown, but it happened a day after two workers of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) were freed by the same group.