A joint expert committee has reignited hopes of thawing tensions between Benin and Niger by proposing a framework to reopen their shared border. After three years of closure, the initiative addresses critical security, transit, and legal concerns—though Niamey insists on three non-negotiable conditions before political ratification can proceed. Three uncompromisingContinue Reading

Dakar — In a strategic move to bolster foreign investments, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has been actively promoting the nation’s untapped potential on the international stage. During an economic forum in Berlin, he underscored the country’s robust advantages, setting the stage for high-level diplomatic engagements. On Tuesday, Faye isContinue Reading

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On June 22 in New Delhi, Morocco and India broadened their collaborative efforts against terrorism, extending their focus to shadowy financial networks, the exploitation of technology by criminal syndicates, and the intricate ties between transnational organisations and armed groups. This second joint working group meeting on counterterrorism outlined a sharedContinue Reading

After years of strained relations, a joint expert committee has delivered promising insights into the possible reopening of the Benin-Niger border. The findings touch on security protocols, transit regulations, and key legal and economic frameworks. Yet, Niamey has set three uncompromising conditions that must be met before any political ratificationContinue Reading