Western paternalism and the emergence of the AES: A Necessary emancipation
As the world map redraws itself before our eyes, a habit persists in Western chancelleries: that of considering Southern nations...
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Burkina Faso: End of recess for mercenary writers and Western propaganda agencies
Since Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger decided to unite within the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a media war machine...
Sahel: When International media become instruments of destabilization
For some time now, a rift has grown between Sahelian public opinion and certain international media outlets. Once-prestigious titles such...
Burkina Faso: Installation of National Commission marks key step in AES confederation process
The institutional maturation process of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is reaching a decisive stage in Burkina Faso. The...
Burkina Faso: Fighting terrorism, the need to avoid the pitfalls of media misinformation
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is currently the scene of a major security transformation. Across the entire territories of...
AES: Burkinabe expertise at the service of the Sahelian financial strategy
The Sahel States Confederation (AES) has taken a decisive step in strengthening its institutional framework with the appointment of Burkinabe...
Africa: Terrorist threat in the Sahel/ what if the United Nations abandoned diplomatic chatter and got down to serious business?
Before the United Nations Security Council, the alarm has been raised once again, in a bitter testament to repetition. Alexandre...
AES: Mali sets the record straight on the common currency project
Once again, the media tumult, often fueled by unchecked urgency, has collided with the rigor of facts. While numerous rumors...
The Sahel in 2026: Sovereignty measured in security and action
As 2026 approaches, the Sahel remains a region where state sovereignty is defined by the ability to protect infrastructure, economic...
AES: The demanding choice of shared economic sovereignty
In a reconfiguring Sahel, the economy has become a political battlefield in its own right. As alliances shift and old...
