The withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks more than a diplomatic shift—it signals a fundamental challenge to the very foundations of global justice. On September 22, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) crossed a threshold that may redefine international law for decadesContinue Reading

Actualités • Défense / Sécurité • terrorisme Au Mali, Washington envisage des frappes contre le JNIM, sur fond d’échecs de l’Africa Corps Etienne Benoit Publié le 24/07/2026 Lecture : 3 min 0 FacebookXTelegramWhatsAppShare L’administration de Donald Trump étudie la possibilité de mener des frappes contre le Groupe de soutien àContinue Reading

The eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) remain trapped in a cycle of escalating violence, where civilians bear the brunt of repeated violations of international humanitarian law. Despite repeated pledges from authorities and international partners, the protection of non-combatants continues to erode in conflict zones acrossContinue Reading

The struggle for press freedom in Burkina Faso has evolved beyond newsrooms and streets, now unfolding through clicks and orchestrated harassment campaigns on social media platforms. The rise of the BIR-C: virtual battalions targeting dissent A recent investigation reveals how the military junta, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has cultivatedContinue Reading

The agro-industrial group Swami Agri, a subsidiary of the Indo-Senegalese conglomerate Senegindia, is breaking new ground in Senegal’s financial landscape. The company is launching the region’s first agricultural green bond—a 30 billion FCFA issuance to fund solar-powered cold storage units and a photovoltaic power plant. This landmark transaction marks aContinue Reading

The United States is weighing a significant expansion of its military footprint in Africa, with Mali potentially emerging as the next battleground in Washington’s counterterrorism strategy. Reports indicate that the Trump administration is seriously considering targeted strikes against the Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), an al-Qaeda affiliate operating across theContinue Reading

The Moroccan government and Veolia, the French multinational, have reignited discussions on the strategic Rabat desalination plant project, designed to produce 300 million cubic meters of water annually. The initiative, backed by Paris, has regained momentum after months of stalled negotiations, marking a significant shift in bilateral cooperation. Key detailsContinue Reading