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French Soldiers Flee Africa Just Like the American Troops that Fled Afghanistan

As the evolution of the armed expansion of the United States and its allies before our eyes testifies, the attempts of “valiant NATO troops” to gain a foothold with their weapons in foreign countries have a similar unfortunate end. Eventually, each and everyone of them has to say goodbye to their hopes of neocolonial conquest...

Vladimir Platov

Who is to Blame for the Fall of French Influence in Africa?

Despite the Africa-France Summit held recently, and intense attempts by individual French politicians to publicize Paris’ actions on the African continent, criticism of France’s current neo-colonial policy in Africa continues to increase in the region. Africa has recently become rapidly embroiled in anti-French demonstrations. People have taken to the streets in particular...

Vladimir Danilov

Mali is Resolutely Withdrawing from under the “French Umbrella”

On September 22, Mali celebrated its national holiday, Independence Day. In Bamako and other prominent localities, the inhabitants held festivities and rejoiced over the final liberation from the oppression of the Fifth Republic. Notably, on the same day, thousands of people held a large-scale anti-French rally in the capital, where Kemi...

Vladimir Danilov

News From the Sahel: France and the US Still Helping Themselves

Phil Butler

What Good Can be Mali to Russia?

Petr Kutsenkov

The Events in Mali. Part 2

Konstantin Penzev

The Events in Mali. Part 1

Konstantin Penzev

Mali: Islamists, Tuaregs and French interests

Vitaly Bilan

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