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Among the most effective in Africa, Rwanda's army has exported the conflict to eastern Congo-Kinshasa, reshaping national politics en route, The genocide of Tutsi and massacre of Hutu 'moderates' launched on 7 April 1994 and perpetrated by the Forces Armées Rwandaises (FAR), and the Interahamwe Hutu militia it worked with, lasted 100 days and killed hundreds of thousands of people. Though never fully investigated, the Rwandan Patriotic Front's (RPF) march on Kigali from its bases in northern Rwanda involved the slaughter of tens of thousands more.

The breakdown in military cooperation between the United States and Niger, announced on 16 March by General Abdourahamane Tiani's junta, is likely to have a direct impact on the modernisation of the

, Unconfirmed reports in Tripoli claim that a group of Tuareg fighters in southwestern Libya has captured some Wagner Group soldiers there in revenge for the capture of Kidal, in northern Mali, by the Forces Armées Maliennes (FAMA, the national army) acting with Wagner Group mercenaries on 14 November.

After months of describing the situation in Niger as an ‘attempted coup’, Ottawa quietly began pulling its troops from the country

The fact that Canada has soldiers stationed overseas, in countries including Iraq and Niger, almost never comes up in domestic political discourse. It is rarely covered in Canadian media. It isn’t a topic at debates. No major political party runs on bringing Canadian soldiers home. As Owen Schalk argues, Canadians should start asking why that is.