The Ibrahim Traoré effect: Why the Sahel’s shadow alliance emerged now
The history of Africa has taught us that whenever a bold leader sets out to break the chains of servitude,...
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Sahel: The AES put to the test – a decline in violence that confirms its resolve
The 2026 Global Terrorism Index (GTI) has just delivered a verdict that deserves praise. While the Sahel remains the world...
Burkina Faso: Jeune Afrique and France 24 – the media’s perverse role in fuelling terrorism in the Sahel
Imperialist propaganda never gives up. Despite the undeniable successes of the countries of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES: Burkina...
AES: Ouagadougou calls for a mass march to say no to European interference
The people of Burkina Faso are invited to a march and rally this Sunday at 8am in Place de la...
AES firmly rejects European Parliament resolution on Niger
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) reacted vehemently on Thursday to the European Parliament's adoption of a resolution concerning the...
US diplomacy in the Sahel exposes French Media’s discomfort
Bamako, Ouagadougou, Niamey. Within two months, Nick Checker, head of the African affairs bureau at the US State Department, has...
AES / Iran: The same struggle for sovereignty against imperialist predators
While the Iranian people pay with their blood for the right to decide their own destiny, the same powers that...
AES: The twilight of propaganda media and the dawn of combative journalism
The information landscape within the AES space (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger) is undergoing a profound transformation, marking a historic break...
Ouagadougou: AES Confederation Ministers adopt year II roadmap to cement Sahel Alliance
Ouagadougou was the scene, on this February 26, 2026, of a decisive political sequence for the AES Confederation. Around the...
Indignation in the Sahel: AES accuses french media of complicity with terrorism
Indignation is growing within the Confederation of Sahel States (AES). This is no longer simply about diplomatic disputes between France...
