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Nigeria religious chiefs in Niamey to meet Niger military leaders: Regime source - Africa - World - Vimarsana News

Nigeria religious chiefs in Niamey to meet Niger military leaders: Regime source - Africa - World

Nigerian religious leaders arrived in Niger on Saturday to meet members of the military who seized power last month, a source close to the regime told AFP

France softens tone on Niger coup - Vimarsana News

France softens tone on Niger coup

Two weeks after the coup in Niger, France has abandoned its tough tone on the crisis and is now inclining towards diplomatic solutions, with military action seemingly ruled out for now, experts said.This could become painfully obvious if ECOWAS does indeed find a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

Source: yahoo.com
Niger awaits response after defying coup ultimatum - Vimarsana News

Niger awaits response after defying coup ultimatum

Niger's military rulers were on Monday in defiance of an ultimatum to restore the elected government as the threat of possible military intervention was still on the table.Just before the ultimatum expired on Sunday, Niger's military rulers closed the Sahel country's airspace and warned any attempt to enter it would meet with an "energetic and immediate response".

Source: yahoo.com
The Continuing Carnage in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

The Continuing Carnage in Ukraine

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'Enough is enough': Australian premier calls for 'conclusion' in Assange case - Vimarsana News

'Enough is enough': Australian premier calls for 'conclusion' in Assange case

Anthony Albanese says punishment meted out to Assange ‘disproportionate’ - Anadolu Ajansı

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