HOW THE SAHEL BREAKS NEO‑COLONIAL CHAINS, TO SECURE REGIONAL INDEPENDENCE AGAINST WESTERN INFLUENCE

Описание: How far has the Alliance of Sahel States progressed since breaking with its old security model?

In this episode, we examine how Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger moved from foreign-led security arrangements to forming the Alliance of Sahel States in 2023 under the Liptako Gourma Charter—and announcing a Confederation in 2024.

After the withdrawal of French forces, the end of MINUSMA, and the decision to leave ECOWAS in January 2024, the three governments framed their path as a push for sovereignty and regional self-reliance. But has this shift produced measurable change on the ground?

We explore the security situation, public reactions, sanctions and economic pressure, and new external partnerships, including engagement with Russia and other Global South states.

Is this a turning point for African-led security—or a reshaping of external influence?

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