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ECOWAS

  • West Africa’s ‘Acceptance’ of Coups Marks a Strategic Turning Point
    West Africa’s ‘Acceptance’ of Coups Marks a Strategic Turning Point
    Commentary The West’s preoccupation with the wars in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean and with United States and Chinese politics means that Africa has once again vanished from newspaper headlines. ...
    March 8, 2024BY Gregory Copley
  • Niger Coup: Concerns Over Planned Use of Regional Force to Restore Democracy
    Niger Coup: Concerns Over Planned Use of Regional Force to Restore Democracy
    Following a coup against Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum tensions are high in West Africa as regional nations are ...
    August 14, 2023BY Ekpali Saint
  • Mali Expels Envoy of West Africa’s 15-Nation Regional Bloc
    Mali Expels Envoy of West Africa’s 15-Nation Regional Bloc
    BAMAKO, Mali—Mali’s transitional government has ordered an envoy of the 15-nation West African regional bloc to leave the ...
    October 26, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Why the EU should pay attention to Nigeria
    Why the EU should pay attention to Nigeria
    As Nigerian armed forces, backed by a multinational African coalition, make strides against Boko Haram strongholds in the ...
    March 19, 2015BY Henry Stanek
  • Mali Uncertain About Foreign Military Intervention
    Mali Uncertain About Foreign Military Intervention
    As jihadist groups in northern Mali terrorize the population and increase instability in the once-peaceful nation, Malians debate ...
    December 18, 2012BY Kremena Krumova
  • Mali Caught in Dangerous Limbo Amid Military Coup and Rebel War
    Mali Caught in Dangerous Limbo Amid Military Coup and Rebel War
    The once peaceful Mali, thought of as a showpiece of African democracy, has unraveled in recent weeks and ...
    May 3, 2012BY Kremena Krumova
  • Guinea-Bissau Coup Leaders Sanctioned by ECOWAS
    Guinea-Bissau Coup Leaders Sanctioned by ECOWAS
    ECOWAS, the regional West African bloc, announced sanctions on Guinea-Bissau after talks broke down between the bloc and ...
    May 1, 2012BY Alex Johnston
  • Thousands of Demonstrators Support Mali Junta
    Thousands of Demonstrators Support Mali Junta
    Despite condemnation from world and regional powers, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to support the military ...
    March 28, 2012BY Alex Johnston
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