Russie, Union européenne
Derrière la traque de Bruxelles visant la flotte fantôme russe, des États à la manœuvre
L’Union européenne multiplie les pressions sur les États accusés de faciliter le commerce de pétrole russe. Premier à plier, le Cameroun a pris des mesures pour mettre fin à l’emploi frauduleux de son pavillon. Si l’UE porte le coût politique de cette démarche, en coulisses, une poignée d’États s’activent pour faire remonter à Bruxelles leurs trouvailles nationales.
Senegal is witnessing a profound political realignment this morning, with the appointment of a new Prime Minister and the imminent selection of a new President for the National Assembly. These developments are fundamentally reshaping the nation’s governance structure. Leading the new executive is Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed Lo, the recently appointed Prime Minister. Described by […]
A court in Bamako has handed down a 20-year prison sentence to Lieutenant-Colonel Yann V., a French military attaché detained in Mali nearly a year ago. The officer was also fined 3.6 million West African CFA francs on charges of endangering state security, according to Malian judicial authorities. The Malian government alleges that he orchestrated […]
Niger takes strict action against foreign media for alleged threats to national security The Nigerien National Observatory of Communication (ONC), led by Ibrahim Manzo Diallo, announced on national television Télé Sahel the suspension of nine major francophone and pan-African media outlets operating in Niger. The decision, justified by risks to public order and national cohesion, […]
