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Critical Times: AU Leaders Converge to Address Coups, Conflicts, and Crises

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West Africa's Brexit Moment Could Fuel Regional Turmoil by Adekeye Adebajo

Adekeye Adebajo highlights five key challenges facing policymakers as they try to contain the crisis in the Sahel.

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The Beat With Ari Melber

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The Beat With Ari Melber

whether there will be a trial of the attempted coup and insurrection or not. will there be a trial on that fact before the election? i mentioned this in our coverage. i want to reiterate it before we turn to great experts. there's so much noise nowadays, people repeat anything, from what you heard on the internet, reddit, tiktok, and sometimes that's great. sometimes you have to fact check. this was not some pundit or random video musing about something. they're asking this question, to check, before we go any further, how serious are these lawyers and their client, the former president, who stand accused of coups, how serious are they in this? the answer was, serious enough to admit in a court hearing,

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World Business Report

increasingly the expectation that there is going to be much more renewables capacity. will this be sufficient for south africa to be able to overcome the economic constraints by its recent problems with electricity? so one of the key aspects despite this very difficult global backdrop is how much are we going to be seeing the adoption of reform, making a difference to growth trajectories in the region? what about the political upheaval we saw in 2023? we saw various coups are attended coups in central africa, also a the impact of climate change on part such as sudan where we are seeing terrible famine again. your thoughts on how that will impact africa this coming year? this remains a key concern. of course the concession we will see continued political

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FOX and Friends Sunday

something else that they don't want to in any way implicate miss if limbs or somehow -- muslims on i somehow downplay the conditions? why would they want to downpray the conditions and the brutalgy against christians? -- brutality? if. >> it's a combination of things. plenty of muslims around the world are blinking red lights and saying that there's a piecemeal, isis of like caliphate being formed in western africa. and, by the way, the whole of the african continent is in trouble. a civil war in sudan, basically a line of coups across the continent, and on the western side you have these jihadist organizations that are forming. and, by the way, my jeer ya with is a country we, the united states government, our taxpayer dollars -- rachel: right. >> -- a billion dollars a year to. but also it's, unfortunately, this d. of state doesn't have -- department of state doesn't have much to show for anything. we have the worst hostage crisis

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Velshi

2010, is ahead of the embattled conservative party, which is in control now by more than 20 points in the latest polls. then there's the eu itself. people in the 27 different european nations will cast votes for the european parliament, a complicated but not very powerful legislative body of the european union, based in brussels. the election will be a useful yardstick for the popularity of a united europe, especially as your skepticism and extremism grow across the continent. africa's going to see the most number of elections on the planet this year, molly was supposed to hold presidential elections next month, but the country's been in jeopardy and it seen two coups in recent years, and in september, the military junta delayed its upcoming february elections until -- further slowing down its return to democratic rule. chad recently passed a new constitution and plans for 2024 vote, but its current military leader already delayed the elections two years, they were meant to be in 2022. south sudan, which became

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CNN Newsroom Live

i expect them to be fair to me. and they need to make the right decision. he was hoping by choosing these types of justices that he would have personal control over them. so i don't see the courts making a decision to get him off the ballot. that would be pretty astounding if that were to happen. i think it would have set a really important precedent that in the united states, we don't tolerate insurrectionists or leaders trying to engage in coups. we don't have a history of military because we don't have a history of any type of coup or or insurrection in our democratic history post the civil war. i can't imagine the supreme court would do that. >> u.s. president biden has released his first political ad of 2024.

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Morning Joe Weekend

pakistan will be held in countries where international monitors say the elections could be compromised. or they simply won't carry much political weight. africa maybe the country with most elections, but countries there suffered nine coups within just three years. and some of the biggest like the u.s., india, and indonesia. voters will be asked to choose between democracy, or what some are calling a kind of creeping authoritarianism. >> you have the kind of democracy even though people go through the charade of voting. that is becoming the norm for a lot of countries around the world. but you also have it on the ballot because the u.s., which is the global democracy. the most powerful in the world. has an authoritarian candidate in donald trump going against a mainstream democracy candidate joe biden. >> public elections can damage more than just the results. they can also defame democracy, diminishing its appeal to the very voters it supposed to represent. >> the problem with that is when people go into fake democracies, and believe that democracy actually is. they start to lose faith in it.

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Chris Jansing Reports

and pakistan will be held in countries where international monitors say the elections could be compromised or they simply won't carry much political weight. africa will be the continent with the most elections but countries there suffered nine coups in just three years and some of the biggest votes in the u.s., india and indonesia, they'll be asked to choose between democracy or a creeping authoritarianism. >> you have a decline of democracy as people go through the charade of voting. that is becoming the norm for countries around the world. the u.s., the global bastian of democracy, has effectively with donald trump going up a mainstream candidate in joe biden. >> poorly run elections can damage more than just the results. they can defame democracy. diminishing its appeal to the very voters it's supposed to represent. the problem with that is when people go into fake democracies and people that's what it is,

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