Mali: Security Council, Attacks and Information War
Recent attacks in Mali are not only military operations. They reveal a crisis of sovereignty in which each camp seeks to control territory, fear and the narrative of war.
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AES: Confederal Justice Between Sovereignty and Exception
By announcing withdrawal from the International Criminal Court and the idea of a Sahelian penal framework, the AES is not merely making a diplomatic gesture. It is trying to move the place where political, military and security violence in the Sahel is judged.
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Western Sahara: France’s neutrality falls away
The thaw announced between Paris and Algiers does not remove the Saharan knot. By treating the Moroccan autonomy plan as the central horizon of a settlement, France has not merely changed diplomatic vocabulary: it has chosen a line in a conflict where law, colonial memory and regional interests remain inseparable.
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