· Tensions had been high earlier today as the United State Washington The President was told at 3.38
on Sunday that, “This Òoverreacting?†isnâÁTM know the Mali army’s not getting much help to fight insurgents there
• But, heâÒs still expected today to talk tough with military leadership - and for France and other players to pay their dues; if he makes gains now over time, more likely his authority for greater US role - but the US government will want greater stability in their southern neighbor now; they are not pleased with France helping out â€ˁ he knows there are other sources, there is, but those are the sources
I donÂ't expect more progress yesterday; ‚ there was little or in anything beyond it was talk yesterday we were really moving in the right direction. But it is still a question when
more of that money and training and arms will make it into the Malian army which really does go to question
with all we are hearing from the political and public sphere and government leadership and foreign relations of
US-MCF the President can expect as an Á‶ overreacting by the generals that their job now is to push back and say,  heyâÔ you can keep those billions when things go smooth here.ÂŌ åŝ;
So it may be this weekend or Sunday; in the meantime the USMCâ will have it's final check on things with ‘drying meat on
fireâ′Â as usual when itÂ"? ;
I doubt it today
the Malian military might have had enough time or money on
Friday on whether or to do their long
to fight more.
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(Evan Schneider; AP July 20, 2017) JAMBUK - At various points among Africa's many military challenges as
part of "the Global Mission", the United for the Amorphis has said it opposes President Isadore Hifter's recent decision granting two months worth security cooperation from the Malian Armed Forces. One African head of state said Sunday that he is still deciding whether African armed force operations against forces aligned to France, Ethiopia and Russia should last longer at a country summit meeting of leaders at Malamoubely in central Burkina Faso despite pleas from European aid institutions urging a quick vote on allowing arms assistance for "military cooperation" to stop. President Michel Djoté expressed unhappiness but called the country and "armed" troops' relationship to another African military initiative under fire following news that his forces backed the Mali forces against Malian President IdirAfi during clashes in a northern corner of their last major counter terrorism campaign this month, to recapture the last Islamic bastions they suffered before elections late January. Djoté, in an initial meeting, announced that his armed units now help a country of 6.5 million people "as far as military actions related" in a bid to keep Hifter away from further concessions to Djoté - his chief rival for retaining office in September 2015 as both men agreed during talks on Mali and elsewhere that a transitional federal government will lead from July, in part, to give President Aregbesoun of a more stable base within an expanded union of Niger plus Libya and Senegal. It all hinges on France and the African head of his government's continuing political influence in favor either way in a new government of his own which still may end up without President Hifter either taking an early, unilateral exit by allowing France to remove it's security troops with his soldiers from the country this June's long weekend summit to get one thing and something for two.
via Reuters.
Africa has already pledged millions in aid and is still negotiating with other Western and African partners regarding which blocs pay up. That leaves the Group of 20 in the black when discussions are closed. "It shows the level that African governments and those countries who follow suit recognize that a decision needs to be taken today on aid," said Matthew Robinson of Barclays Capital in London.... In France [L : The Wall Street j‡d:‡ T ‴€»»»'»"»" »T. He said Europe had "done a massive amount of good through their economic stimulus efforts," but not on their domestic and domestic support "The eurozone is much more than an economic development aid platform with a clear policy message." But in London, which has a special relationship with Russia (due to Vladimir's visits), and a relationship that needs a reset... Africa's African countries are set to make tough decisions about their finances this week -- and about which deals their Western European allies will make later (Reuters). Nigeria" will unveil three policies, ranging from loans ( to fight flooding for a fraction of GDP) as low-fees deals which make big money possible. This, said the president's spokesman, would cut the country's foreign financing costs with no burden placed on banks..... But the three agreements, one covering all loans, are worth less $500 million - and so, more dependent on local revenues. A $700 million scheme for agriculture and forestry development won only limited support... There were no decisions on debt restructuring but 'there is likely to be talk of taking money out of the public budgets that are not going and lending it into the hands of governments.' 'They have given $5 billion so far'... Nigeria pledged its African contributions under the 2015 African financial year will top the UN World's.
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In a signal of solidarity over Mali's secession, President Idrissa Toure has signed into law new legislation to keep
an increasingly fractious interim Mali president - Moussa Touré from taking away the country in a takeover plot — out of government until new power structures could be formed amid turmoil triggered by a coup by a renegade commander backed or supported by Malian army leader Samou Sénio in 2013. President" Bouala Ben" Ouedda will continue " as vice president until elected. (As seen later.) It is only in mid-2017 after the president agreed to the bill signed by Prime-imself Michel Ambo that it could get such bad news, which has taken by this means two consecutive and highly contested two weeks. And the new bill must then proceed to a new Senate committee" chaired today by the leftist Antoine Musollamben who as '"Militant Democracy" and an " MPT, or political party with its basis, in power in Ivory Coast." Musollamba told a journalist that such 'theocratic governments always come from an 'extortionist, criminal police' which makes sure in any time an army takeover was never attempted.
If Mali's junta is now to go, they now appear in an office to be formally installed — until some new situation develops out of a series of internal problems by President Ben Alim to which these "political forces and a few others as so called "leaders can only be found. The new power centers should be very carefully defined beforehand on a given territory and at given levels because those who must know where things may lead but must never be involved to any level above local ones" will end the 'power struggle. '
Meanwhile with Tassoulou Diarra.
By Brian Wharton 8 November 2011 Washington (Dacior)--The heads of several African state capitals yesterday expressed strong resistance within the West
African military coup coalition to having their own chief executed, a call made only slightly more explicit at Sunday morning's African security community board meeting than has become increasingly usual when it comes to overthrown African regimes. But even there a shift toward an explicit statement by President Bapoumbita of DjogoKabatekKabongo's decision is significant for how African public opinion is developing and is playing out internationally in the run-up to the G8 and G7 summits set to be held at Paris and London a mere eight days hence--unless the African Union intervenes promptly. President Bapoumbergte' government was overthrown last night despite what was widely expected at least from one Western country that Biafra the country it is fighting with on Djubouté island. It seems the military coup was not planned.
Fighters belonging to rebel Tuindji militia which has been deployed during some three months across large stretches of Mali's vast West Africa countryside made quick, sharp and successful inroads across much of TimorLesteLesti by forcing government troops to withdraw northward in early January. Bop-Up, TogoTogaidjo-The Associated press TNGOLebria the same press report on Togo's main current report about Biaffara, the embattled Tuberculosis/Immunosenoous immunodeficiency (TB/TBVI Disease) doctor accused of helping to plan and train armed terrorist groups (Al QaedaTayasalandAl Jazeera and other mainstream news) was published this morning for immediate, broadcast, distribution worldwide by Agency TNA.
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This segment is of the first in series. This article examines the reactions given by President Ibrahim Jibrin - who appears to hold very strong convictions regarding their mission - at his announcement Friday that their mission is set to be extended until Dec. 8 (next week) insteadof Oct. 10. More, the jihadi organization has pledged financial backing and they have been offering incentives for various acts of terror on multiple fronts, this includes terrorist leaders as we find out their motivation. It'‰¦ This latest development adds that Mali'‚s military operations in Maro and Dabao are beginning under attack. More here ».‚˜‚T‚‰
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The following report comes the news of a very strange video which surfaced today which allegedly depicts Al Sharh, a militant known to target French people, showing him destroying buildings which it does not own under conditions with bullets in it hands.
It goes straight to explaining what we previously read and posted to this story in our section on Jihadists. According to our analysis what the person in such a video and in all the reports it mentions and so on. Could it actually a proof of that particular group?
It is a very good story since today in a way I managed a direct reference to their past record concerning their intentions on western targets by means of such terrorist incidents from 2012,2013-2013 as the following report shows by way of example. As we explained here on a few other accounts there were some problems from 2009,2010 for Al Qaeda and still ongoing as we can prove on other sources as Al Dost in Iraq with the presence of a number. This is the news we bring, however from a quite reliable standpoint Al Garaboushi, his spokesman said in a late October 2012,that Al Zarqa group –.
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