Few May Notice, in This Time of War, but Senator Paul Just Sounded Alarm on Niger Chaos
Yet if Paris so far has not been able to offer a viable fix for the fractured country, chances are it will not be able to do so in the near future.

The last time we raised the periscope on troubled Niger, chaos reigned: President Macron was evacuating Franceâs envoy out of her former colony and President Bazoum, ousted in a midsummer coup, was being detained by the self-described president of the National Council for Safeguarding of the Nation, General Tiani. Paris has been demanding his release, but nobody at Niamey can be bothered to listen â especially not to the French.
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