[Editorial] The French withdrawal from Niger. Inevitable, late
(B2) The withdrawal of the French ambassador from Niger was inevitable. As well as the withdrawal of French soldiers. He would have
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West Africa – Sahel
[Analysis] After the coup d'état in Niger, several questions arise
(B2) Should we intervene militarily in Niger? Should we continue to train African armies who then carry out coups
Read more[In short] The Mistral monitoring and training in the Gulf of Guinea
(B2) The French Navy helicopter carrier Mistral starts its maritime security mission Corymbe in the Gulf of Guinea.
Read more[In Brief] Last evacuation in Niger, provided by a Belgian plane
(B2) Belgium has completed an operation to repatriate the last Belgian and European nationals from Niger. Several trips
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[Comment] Niger: a less complex operation than in Sudan and Afghanistan. The reasons
(B2) The evacuation operation of French and European citizens is facilitated by several structural and economic factors. Five elements can explain it.
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[News] The evacuation operation of French and European nationals from Niger. Smoothly. Latest review (v5)
(B2) Triggered on Monday night (July 31), the evacuation operation began. Led mainly by France, with Italy.
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[News] A Chinese tanker hijacked by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea. 2nd attack in a fortnight (v2)
(B2) A tanker with a white and red logo on the side disappeared from radar screens at about 300
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[Reflection] The end of major Western external interventions?
(B2) With the withdrawal of French soldiers from Mali, a cycle of external operations begun in the
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The withdrawal of Mali: a sacred French defeat (v2)
(B2) France's flagship operation in Mali, Barkhane, and its European counterpart, the Takuba task force, ended in
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