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19 September 2023
TRANSAQUA, THE ITALIAN WAY TO SAHEL BOYCOTTED FROM FRANCE AND EUROPEAN UNION
This new article, TRANSAQUA, THE ITALIAN WAY TO THE SAHEL BOYCOTTED … Read the rest
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Déclaration de Jacques Cheminade, président de Solidarité et Progrès, ancien candidat à l’élection présidentielle et invité de l’Institut Schiller.
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This article appears in the August 25, 2023 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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The following statement by Jacques Cheminade, President of the Solidarité & Progrès political party in
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Nigeria’s Shia Muslim cleric Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaky (Photo by IRNA news agency)
Nigeria’s leading Islamic scholar Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaky has warned that the US and France intend to
17 August 2023
France forcing Niger to send all its natural resources to France, having its own military in Niger and forcing Nigeriens to only be trained by France is … Read the rest
Source: Make Afrika Great
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Source: George Galloway
“I am very concerned about Niger”
INTERVIEW: Victoria Nuland, aka The Death Angel, swoops on Niger. And even the serious papers are admitting Ukraine has lost, says Scott Ritter
10 August 2023… Read the rest
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Citing Libya as an example, the church’s President, Most. Rev. Alexis Touabli Youlo, said the West African leaders must toe path of dialogue and ensure that the development does not deteriorate beyond control.
“Libya remains a tragic example of the disastrous consequences for people’s lives, … Read the rest
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Johnson characterized the threat of intervention in the crisis by ECOWAS, which has slapped sanctions on Niger and threatened to intervene with a 25,000 troop-strong invasion force, as a “very dangerous” but simultaneously ridiculous development, since the regional bloc has no real justification to intervene.
Source: africanews
7 August 2023
The stadium, named after Seyni Kountche, who led Niger’s first coup d’etat in 1974, was almost full and the atmosphere was festive… Read the rest