France’s Exit from Niger: A Pivot Point in Sahel Operations

Responding to the Winds of Change in West Africa

Last updated: September 27, 2023 10:45 am

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On September 24, President Emmanuel Macron of France confirmed that French soldiers will be withdrawn from Niger by the end of the year. This move came in response to a July coup in the West African nation. The announcement comes as a blow to French military influence in the Sahel, but Macron emphasized that France would not be “held hostage by the putchists”.

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Seasoned news editor with a passion for decolonization and its impact on global affairs. Unravelling complex geopolitical narratives and present them in a concise and accessible manner. A dedicated advocate for diversity and inclusion in journalism. Actively reaching out, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds, to empower them to tell their own stories and contribute to a more equitable media landscape.

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