French Army, West Africa and Macron
Macron acknowledges 1944 massacre of West African troops by French forces
French President Emmanuel Macron has, for the first time, recognised the killing of West African soldiers by French forces in 1944 as a “massacre.” In a letter addressed to Senegalese authorities, Macron acknowledged the events that took place in Thiaroye,
Chad's announcement that it is breaking off its defense agreement with Paris, followed by Senegal's declaration that it plans ...
France has already pulled its soldiers out from Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, following military coups in those West African ...
France 24 on MSN1d
Senegal’s leader says France should close all army bases in countrySenegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Thursday said that France should close all its army bases in the country, ...
It was during a visit to Paris in June by Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, that his French counterpart, Emmanuel ...
Chad's decision to end military cooperation with former colonial power France is the latest downgrade of waning French influence in the Sahel region.
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West should 'not set red lines' on providing military support for Ukraine, French foreign minister saysFrance's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot told the BBC in an excerpt of an interview published on Nov. 23 that Western ...
The most recent political failure scholars and ideologues have seized upon is the French Army; the effects of its isolation from the main concerns (and territory) of the French nation during the ...
In an interview with Le Monde, the Senegalese president, an advocate of sovereigntist policy, discusses the 1944 Thiaroye massacre and the relationship he intends to forge with France, whose influence ...
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