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Myanmar’s Leader Visits Beijing to Deepen Trade and Strategic Ties

Beijing frames the trip as a push to deepen strategic cooperation, protect its border, expand trade, offer political support

After Kidal, JNIM Presses Offensive in Mali as Russia’s Africa Corps Pulls Back

Myanmar Converts Aung San Suu Kyi’s Prison Term to House Arrest

China Vows to Back Myanmar’s Security in Wang Yi Visit to Naypyitaw

ASEAN Chair Urges More Prisoner Releases as Thailand Pushes to Reopen Ties with Myanmar

Myanmar Frees Ousted President Win Myint in Thingyan Amnesty

Myanmar Annuls Death Sentences, Orders New Year Prisoner Releases

Myanmar Starts Thingyan Water Festival, First Since ‘Civilian Rule’ Shift

Guinea Outlaws 40 Political Parties in Decree Freezing Assets, Banning Symbols

U.S. Recasts Sahel Policy as Top Africa Envoy Visits Mali to Reset Ties

Guinea-Bissau Vote Collapses After Coup as Election Commission Says Results Were Destroyed

Guinea-Bissau Military Installs Junta Leader as Embaló Flown to Senegal

Guinea-Bissau Military Seizes Power, Detains President, Installs Interim Leader

Capsat Commander Sworn In as Madagascar President, Sets 18–24 Month Transition

Madagascar’s Coup Leader Michael Randrianirina Sworn In as Transitional President

CAPSAT Leader Sworn In as Madagascar’s Transitional President After Impeachment

ASEAN and Global Powers Denounce Myanmar Violence, Defer Elections

Niger Announces Nationalization of Orano’s Somair Uranium Venture

Aung San Suu Kyi Marks 80th Birthday in Myanmar Military Detention

JNIM Seizes Central Mali Camp, Shells Timbuktu Base and Airport