Katarina Höije

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Mali's military leader makes a rare reference to elections that would put an end to over four years of military rule. Goita on Wednesday asked his ministers to prepare for “transparent and peaceful” polls without setting a date or timeline.

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How the EU systematically underestimates the Sahelian regimes' ability and willingness to make up stories to undermine the EU and any Western org (notably INGOs) operating in the region is killing me

Exclusive: President-elect Donald Trump’s team is holding discussions with the digital asset industry about whether to create a new White House post solely dedicated to cryptocurrency policy, according to people familiar with the transition efforts

Trump Team Mulls Creating First-Ever White House Crypto Role

President-elect Donald Trump’s team is holding discussions with the digital asset industry about whether to create a new White House post solely dedicated to cryptocurrency policy, according to people...

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Choguel Maiga is gone as PM of Mali. As with others (notably Ben le Cerveau) the red line for the government seems to be a push for elections, though to be fair people have speculated about Choguel being fired for years.

Mali’s junta leader sacks Prime Minister Choguel Maiga and his cabinet. Maiga last week criticised the country’s military leadership for failing to set a date for elections that should restore civilian rule after military power grabs in 2020 and 2021

Mali’s junta have turned to an old playbook, strong arming a large payment from one of its few remaining investors. Resolute's CEO was detained after traveling there to solve a $160 million tax claim. Barrick was forced into talks after the junta arrested its staff www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

Mali’s Cash-Strapped Junta Puts the Squeeze on Investors

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🇺🇳 Au moins 8.565 personnes sont mortes sur les routes de la migration dans le monde en 2023, ce qui en fait l'année la plus meurtrière de la décennie, selon l'Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM).

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