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       Re: Niger
   DIR By: Niger
       Date: September 27, 2023, 10:35 am
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       Inside Niger: 'France is taking us for idiots' - BBC Africa
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       > In Niger, after a two month stand-off between the junta and
       France, the French ambassador has left the country and French
       troops are getting ready to pull out. Emmanuel Macron said he’d
       taken the decision to leave the country because Niger was no
       longer interested in fighting terrorism.
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       > In late July, Niger became the fourth former French colony in
       the Sahel to go through a coup in just three years. The
       political upheaval threatens to destabilise a region already
       struggling to contain groups linked to ISIS and Al Qaeda.
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       Re: Diplomatic decolonization
   DIR By: france
       Date: January 4, 2024, 4:32 am
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  HTML https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20240102-french-embassy-in-niger-closed-until-further-notice
       France closes embassy in Niger until further notice
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       > "For five months, our embassy has been severely hampered" by
       obstacles that have obstructed its diplomatic mission, a
       spokeswoman for the French foreign ministry said in a statement.
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       > “A blockade around the embassy, travel restrictions for staff
       and the refusal to allow any diplomatic personnel to travel to
       Niger was a clear violation of the Vienna Convention on
       Diplomatic Relations,” the statement continued.
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       > The embassy's closure – an extremely rare measure – was
       decided at the same time as the withdrawal of the last French
       soldiers deployed in Niger on December 22.
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       #Post#: 27163--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Colonization of Africa
   DIR By: CocaineShark
       Date: July 24, 2024, 2:28 pm
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       West Africa Forms New Anti-Colonial Alliance. Are AFRICOM and
       Françafrique Doomed?
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       > Kambale Musavuli - The leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali, and
       Niger have officially formed the Alliance of Sahel States (AES),
       a new bloc that will strengthen security ties between the Sahel
       states as they forge a new path away from US-French control.
       This undertaking poses a threat to the West’s long-standing
       ability to exert its influence through the Economic Community of
       West African States (ECOWAS) and its AFRICOM military
       operations. Kambale Musavuli, an analyst with the Center for
       Research on the Congo-Kinshasa, joins the show to explain how
       AES is challenging neo-colonialism in West Africa.
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       > Jamie Tyberg - Rather than try to ease up tensions in the
       Asia-Pacific, the US is planning to host large-scale nuclear war
       exercises in Korea next month. This year alone the US has
       conducted over 50 war games in the region, following more than
       100 US-South Korean military exercises last year. Jamie Tyberg,
       a Korean organizer with Nodutdol, explains the dangers of such
       US provocations on China’s doorstep and how the US’s reckless
       militarism is drawing us closer to nuclear war in Korea.
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       > Layan Fuleihan - Despite the active warrant for the arrest of
       Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the International
       Criminal Court, the US Congress has invited him to Washington to
       address a joint session on July 24. Activists with the Shut It
       Down for Palestine Coalition will be mobilizing against his
       visit, which they say is a bold-faced betrayal of the will of
       the majority of Americans who demand a ceasefire. Layan
       Fuleihan, Education Director at The People’s Forum and part of
       the coalition, joins the show to explain why supporters of
       Palestine must take action.
       >
       > Roger McKenzie - International Editor of the Morning Star
       Newspaper and member of the Communist Party of Britain will join
       hosts Rania Khalek and Eugene Puryear to discuss his new book,
       "African Uhuru: The Fight for African Freedom in the Rise of the
       Global South." McKenzie, who just returned from China, will also
       share insights from his visit through regions such as the
       autonomous region of Xinjiang, which has garnered special
       attention from the Western corporate media.
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       > Dr. Ben Becker - Days after surviving an assassination attempt
       at a rally in Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump
       announced Senator JD Vance (R-OH) as his running mate at the
       Republican National Convention. Dr. Ben Becker, Editor-in-Chief
       of BreakThrough News, joins the show to consider how the attempt
       on Trump’s life will result in the further rightward lurch of
       both Democrats and Republicans as Americans grow increasingly
       disillusioned with both options in front of them.
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       New Anti-Colonial Alliance in Africa’s Sahel Is a Major Blow to
       US & French Control
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       > The leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have officially
       formed the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a new bloc that will
       strengthen security ties between the Sahel states as they forge
       a new path away from US-French control. This undertaking poses a
       threat to the West’s long-standing ability to exert its
       influence through the Economic Community of West African States
       (ECOWAS) and its AFRICOM military operations. Kambale Musavuli,
       an analyst with the Center for Research on the Congo-Kinshasa,
       joins the show to explain how AES is challenging neo-colonialism
       in West Africa.
       --- End Quote ---
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       Re: Niger
   DIR By: 90sRetroFan
       Date: July 24, 2024, 5:43 pm
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