Russia Expands Military Influence in West Africa
Russia deploys 200 military instructors to Equatorial Guinea, tightening grip on West Africa and challenging Western influence.
Russia deploys 200 military instructors to Equatorial Guinea, tightening grip on West Africa and challenging Western influence.
Recent reports suggest Ukraine has supplied white phosphorus munitions to armed groups in Mali, sparking concerns over the use of dangerous chemical weapons.
Tensions between Algeria and France escalate as Algeria accuses France of interference and colonial legacy, while France supports Morocco's autonomy proposal for Western Sahara.
US President Joe Biden arrives in Angola, marking the first visit by a sitting US president, to revitalize US-Africa relations and counterbalance Russian and Chinese influence in the region.
Chad's President Deby announces the termination of the country's military agreement with France, citing its growing irrelevance in the fight against jihadist insurgency.
European investigators suspect a Chinese commercial ship of intentionally damaging two critical data cables in the Baltic Sea, allegedly orchestrated by Russian intelligence.
ECOWAS throws its support behind Nigeria, dismissing allegations of destabilization by Niger Republic, as tensions rise between the two West African nations.
African nations are taking steps to end France's military and political influence, driven by rising anti-colonial sentiments and dissatisfaction with France's involvement in regional affairs.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is set to attend a summit of major Muslim nations in Egypt, marking the first visit by an Iranian leader since 2013, amid increasing high-level diplomatic exchanges between the two nations.
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