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To see if the malian junta will want to pick this up as an alternative to possible chaos in the future. you can argue whether colonialism was basically beneficial or whether it did great damage. it's a discussion which has probably only just started. but in the case of european museums, where collections of the loot of empire are on show, the shift in opinion about the value and effects of colonialism is having a particular effect. what's the outcome likely to be? katie razzall is the bbc�*s culture editor. this is about items. they're called contested items, if you like, items often that we...

Over the past four months, 46 Ivorian soldiers are detained in Mali, which accuses them of being mercenaries sent to destabilize the country. As the

  Instability in the Sahel is driven by disinformation. Alongside the growing militancy on the ground, there is a concurrent information war being fought to win the support of citizens. Jihadist groups spread anti-government and anti-foreign messages that find fertile ground in a region where governance has always been weak. Meanwhile, it is well known that state actors- primarily Russia- push disinformation in the region in order to undermine Western efforts to support democracy and good governance.

Of the protesters seem to be saying that they wanted burkina faso to collaborate with russia. and this is because the wagner group has been very active in neighbouring mali. it started working there in december of last year. and it's been working with the malian army to try and contain the insurgency, which has been taking place there, that spilt into burkina faso. and many people think that russia might be a better security partner than france, which has historically been burkina faso's main security partner. france recently left mali. the malian junta that came into power there asked france ...

And it's been working with the malian army to try and contain the insurgency, which has been taking place there, that spilt into burkina faso. and many people think that russia might be a better security partner than france, which has historically been burkina faso's main security partner. france recently left mali. the malian junta that came into power there asked france to leave. and now many people in burkina faso say maybe we should do the same. maybe we should work with wagner group, which is this shadowy mercenary organisation that's led by a close ally of president putin. yevgeny prigoz...