Crossroads of conflictThe Sahel region is increasingly perilous, suffering a surge in terrorist activity and military rule over the past year.
Three Countries Officially Quit Major West African ECOWAS AllianceBurkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have withdrawn from ECOWAS, seeing it as a neocolonialist force undermining their sovereignty.
Guinea protests erupt over missed democracy deadlineDemonstrations in Guinea reflect heightened unrest due to the junta's failure to initiate democratic transitions, leading to one death and hundreds of arrests.
Myanmar junta to release prisoners to mark Independence Day DW 01/04/2025Myanmar's military government releases thousands of prisoners under an amnesty, while Aung San Suu Kyi remains in detention amid ongoing political turmoil.
Guinea protests erupt over missed democracy deadlineDemonstrations in Guinea reflect heightened unrest due to the junta's failure to initiate democratic transitions, leading to one death and hundreds of arrests.
Myanmar junta to release prisoners to mark Independence Day DW 01/04/2025Myanmar's military government releases thousands of prisoners under an amnesty, while Aung San Suu Kyi remains in detention amid ongoing political turmoil.
Low turnout in Chad parliamentary election boycotted by opposition as military rule endsChad's recent elections signify a pivotal moment following military rule, with significant implications for democracy and governance.
Chad election marked by boycotts, low turnout and security challengesThe recent elections in Chad are viewed as an extension of military control under Mahamat Idriss Deby amidst widespread opposition boycott and low voter turnout.
Low turnout in Chad parliamentary election boycotted by opposition as military rule endsChad's recent elections signify a pivotal moment following military rule, with significant implications for democracy and governance.
Chad election marked by boycotts, low turnout and security challengesThe recent elections in Chad are viewed as an extension of military control under Mahamat Idriss Deby amidst widespread opposition boycott and low voter turnout.
Voting under way in Chad's contentious parliamentary electionChad's parliamentary election faces a boycott from opposition parties, raising questions about legitimacy and voter turnout amidst claims of pre-determined outcomes.
Chad goes to polls amid opposition boycott DW 12/29/2024The opposition boycott has created an electoral advantage for candidates aligned with Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno in Chad's elections.
Voting under way in Chad's contentious parliamentary electionChad's parliamentary election faces a boycott from opposition parties, raising questions about legitimacy and voter turnout amidst claims of pre-determined outcomes.
Chad goes to polls amid opposition boycott DW 12/29/2024The opposition boycott has created an electoral advantage for candidates aligned with Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno in Chad's elections.
A year after Niger's coup, split political loyalties test family tiesSome Nigeriens support military rulers despite skepticism towards their governance approach.
Chad prime minister resigns after disputed vote winner confirmedSuccess Masra resigns after losing to Mahamat Idriss Deby in presidential elections.
President vs Prime Minister: What's at stake in Chad presidential election?Chadians head to the polls for a significant election post-Idriss Deby, transitioning from military rule to potential democracy.
Chad's Deby sworn in as president as Allamaye Halina named new PMMahamat Idriss Deby sworn in as president following disputed election, ending military rule in Chad.
Chad's military leader Itno declared president in results contested by rivalChad's military leader, Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, declared winner in disputed election results.
Chad prime minister resigns after disputed vote winner confirmedSuccess Masra resigns after losing to Mahamat Idriss Deby in presidential elections.
President vs Prime Minister: What's at stake in Chad presidential election?Chadians head to the polls for a significant election post-Idriss Deby, transitioning from military rule to potential democracy.
Chad's Deby sworn in as president as Allamaye Halina named new PMMahamat Idriss Deby sworn in as president following disputed election, ending military rule in Chad.
Chad's military leader Itno declared president in results contested by rivalChad's military leader, Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, declared winner in disputed election results.
Democracy Teetering in African Countries Once Ruled by FranceDemocracy is in trouble in former French colonies in AfricaSupport for democracy is declining in Africa while approval for military rule is rising