#military-junta

#military-junta

Niger's junta is distancing from Western allies and aligning with Russia for security following a ban on French aid organizations.

Niger's government unexpectedly closed the ICRC's operations, raising concerns about the timing and legality of this decision.

NGOs pose challenges for West African military regimes by reporting human rights abuses, claiming these reports undermine national security efforts.

The EU recalled its ambassador from Niger due to disputes over the management of humanitarian aid after severe flooding.

2024 marks the deadliest year for journalists in Myanmar since the military coup, with a concerted campaign of violence against the media.

The ongoing conflict in Myanmar is fueled by the military junta's actions since the 2021 coup, leading to an organized resistance movement.

China aims to protect its investments in Myanmar by potentially deploying security personnel, risking an escalation in the ongoing civil war.

The military junta in Myanmar has proposed political engagement with opposition forces for the first time since the coup.

Min Aung Hlaing's visit to China signals strong backing from Beijing for Myanmar's military junta amid international isolation.

Myanmar grants amnesty for 5,864 prisoners including 180 foreigners to commemorate Independence Day.

Russia has sent 100 military staff to Burkina Faso to help protect the country's military junta leader and the general public from terrorist attacks.

The new unit, called the Russian Africa Corps, will be directly subordinate to Russia's Defense Ministry and will take over from the defunct Wagner Group.

Russia has deployed 100 military staff to Burkina Faso to assist the military junta and protect against terrorist attacks.

These soldiers will be taking over from the Wagner Group, a private military contractor, and will be directly accountable to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The article emphasizes the importance of unbiased journalism in critical global issues, highlighting ongoing political upheaval in Burkina Faso.

Burkina Faso's new prime minister is Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo, named after the government was dissolved by the military junta.

The military Junta in Burkina Faso has expelled French diplomats amid deteriorating relations with France.

Salif Keita supports Mali's military junta, viewing it as essential for national sovereignty amid crises.

He argues for a distinct 'African democracy' in Mali, diverging from Western models.

Salif Keita defends Mali's military junta as the nation's last hope amid allegations of governance violations and political unrest.

Salif Keita supports Mali's military junta, viewing it as the last hope despite criticism over human rights violations.

The military junta in Mali continues to postpone civilian rule, leading to the dismissal of Prime Minister Maiga after his public criticism.

Greece celebrates 50 years of democracy amid reflections on the impact of the restoration following the fall of the military junta and the partition of Cyprus.

Gabon voted overwhelmingly for a new constitution, emphasizing term limits and barring dynastic succession in a significant democratic reform.