Sovereignty

Senegal Declares All Foreign Military Bases To Be Shut Down 1

Senegal Declares All Foreign Military Bases To Be Shut Down

In a historic decision, Senegal is set to shut down all foreign military bases on its soil. This bold move, announced by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko on Friday, marks a significant step toward strengthening the nation’s sovereignty and redefining its defense strategy. Speaking at the National Assembly during a presentation

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'We Are NOT For Sale' - Greenland Rejects Trump’s Offer 1

‘We Are NOT For Sale’ – Greenland Rejects Trump’s Offer

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has brought up the idea of the United States taking control of Greenland. This raised many eyebrows as Trump stated that owning the icy island would be in the U.S.’s national and strategic interest. Greenland, a large island with few people but plenty of ice and

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Cook Islands Could Soon Declare Full Independence From New Zealand 1

Cook Islands Could Soon Declare Full Independence From New Zealand

The Cook Islands, a group of 15 beautiful islands in the Pacific, might be about to separate completely from New Zealand. This surprising news came from an Auckland-based news outlet, which obtained documents from the government that had been kept secret until now. The Cook Islands have been self-governing since

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Why France’s Grip On Africa Is Crumbling 1

Why France’s Grip On Africa Is Crumbling

On November 28, 2024, a major shift took place in Africa. Chad, a country in Central Africa, decided to end its military defense agreement with France. The announcement came from Chadian Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah, who shared the news on Facebook. The agreement, signed in 2019, was meant to strengthen

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Niger Kicks Out French NGO 1

Niger Kicks Out French NGO

Niger’s military government has made a bold move by banning a well-known French aid organization, the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (Acted), from working in the country. This decision, announced by Niger’s Interior Ministry on Tuesday, comes as relations with France—its former colonial ruler—continue to deteriorate. Acted, a Paris-based

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Plan To Create A New European Intelligence Agency 1

Plan To Create A New European Intelligence Agency

In her latest report, Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, has put forward an exciting idea: she wants the European Union (EU) to establish a brand-new intelligence agency to help deal with threats from outside the EU. This proposal has sparked a lot of discussion and

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Madagascar Demands Return Of Scattered Islands From France 1

Madagascar Demands Return Of Scattered Islands From France

The Scattered Islands are a group of small islands in the western Indian Ocean. Long ago, they were part of Madagascar, but over time, they fell under French control, just like Madagascar itself did for a while. Although Madagascar gained independence in 1960, France kept control of these islands, creating

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