Mali : Négociations avec les groupes terroristes: Point de discorde entre Moctar Ouane et Jean-Yves Le Drian

La question du dialogue avec les groupes terroristes a été l’un des sujets de désaccord entre le Premier ministre Moctar Ouane et le ministre français des Affaires étrangères, Jean-Yves Le Drian, qui achevait une visite de 48 heures dans notre pays. Alors que Paris oppose son refus à un éventuel dialogue avec les groupes terroristes, le chef du gouvernement estime qu’il faut plutôt voir en cette possibilité de dialogue » une opportunité d’engager une vaste discussion avec les communautés afin de définir les contours d’une nouvelle gouvernance des espaces « .

Niger: un missionnaire américain enlevé à Massalata

Le missionnaire américain qui a été enlevé était installé depuis un an dans le fief de Massalata, non loin de la frontière avec le Nigeria. Depuis un an, Philip Walton avait acheté un jardin et s’y était installé avec sa femme.

How a killer was let into Europe: Islamist was allowed to leave Italian Covid quarantine after arriving from Tunisia on a smuggler’s boat and free to enter France by train with no checks

The route that the Nice terror attacker took to enter Europe has been revealed – as Italian officials came under pressure to explain how and why he was released from their custody despite having no legal right to enter Europe.

Brahim Aoussaoui, 21, left his family’s impoverished village of Bou Hajla in Tunisia on or around September 15, according to the country’s judiciary spokesman, having paid smugglers to take him to Europe.

Turkish-French dispute carries over to Libya

There are growing indications that Erdogan may be pushing to undermine the ceasefire in Libya.

At the current stage of the French-Turkish political conflict, political and religious considerations are being purposely mixed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the background of his clash with France confirms it has nothing to do with religion, which is being used to hide an intense conflict governed by geostrategic calculations.

Turkey begins training Libyan coastguards and thus competes with the EU and Italy

Turkish armed forces have started training the Libyan coast guard, learned BulgarianMilitary.com citing reports of the Italian newspaper La Repubblica. The newspaper rates this as a “further blow” against Rome’s influence on the LibyanGovernment of National Accord [GNA] in Tripoli, as this activity has so far been carried out by the Italian military mission.