Niger's Junta Faces Scrutiny One Year After Coup

The military government struggles with internal tensions, human rights abuses, and economic challenges.

General Abdourahamane Tiani's regime has faced criticism for cracking down on opposition and media.
Former President Mohamed Bazoum and several officials remain detained without due process.
The junta's alliance with Mali and Burkina Faso has distanced Niger from Western partnerships.
Economic pressure mounts as sanctions and regional disputes disrupt trade and oil exports.
Human rights organizations call for transparency and accountability in military spending.