
ICC Unsettled by Fresh Departures As Three More Nations Prepare To Quit
As some African states prepare to exit, the Hague court appears to be losing the trust of its member nations.

As some African states prepare to exit, the Hague court appears to be losing the trust of its member nations.

France still holds tens of thousands of colonial-era artefacts, prompting a new measure focusing on items acquired between 1815 and 1972.

Alliance bolsters new bloc’s autonomy while deterring potential aggressors

Shortly before the expulsion of the journalists, the government denounced a cooperation and assistance agreement signed with France in 1961.

The fight against jihadism is the priority for the new master of Burkina Faso. The country has lost control of 40% of its territory to armed jihadist groups, and Damiba has clearly failed to put an end to this unrest.

Lieutenant-colonel Damiba’s career suggests that his leading of the coup is directly tied to dissatisfaction over how the government was handling the country’s insecurity.