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The Sahel Two-Step: An 'African Playground' Gets New Players - Vimarsana News

The Sahel Two-Step: An 'African Playground' Gets New Players

Six months after French soldiers were expelled from Niger, it is now the turn of American troops to be invited to leave the country. The Americans had been in force in Niger for less than a decade and had spent well over $100 million in building a counterterrorism base near the northern city of Agadez.

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Kristian Wagner joins News Monitor staff - Vimarsana News

Kristian Wagner joins News Monitor staff

Kristian Wagner joined the News Monitor and Daily News staff Tuesday, Nov. 7, as the new News Monitor reporter.

Kristian Wagner joins News Monitor staff - Vimarsana News

Kristian Wagner joins News Monitor staff

Kristian Wagner joined the News Monitor and Daily News staff Tuesday, Nov. 7, as the new News Monitor reporter.

2024 Orlando Magic Player Outlook: Refinement key for Franz Wagner - Vimarsana News

2024 Orlando Magic Player Outlook: Refinement key for Franz Wagner

Franz Wagner has already taken the international and NBA world by storm. The Orlando Magic need him to keep refining his game to help him and the team grow.

How US and UK aircraft are spying on Russia in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia - Vimarsana News

How US and UK aircraft are spying on Russia in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia

Since the aborted June coup attempt in Russia by now-assassinated Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, the United States and the United Kingdom have been escalating their aerial surveillance of Russian, Belorussian and Wagner Group forces in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. Their activity is necessary because other NATO member states either lack the capability or, as in France and Germany's case, the cost-willingness to support this intelligence effort.