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Burkina Faso's military government ended diplomatic ties with France on June 26, accusing the former colonial power of neo-colonial ambitions and support for subversive networks. France called the decision hostile and unfounded and said reciprocal measures are under review.
Al JazeeraReporters Without Borders said its investigation found that journalist Atiana Serge Oulon has been held in a villa in Ouagadougou since his June 2024 abduction. The group stated this contradicts official accounts that he was conscripted into the military. The report also describe…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSupporters of Burkina Faso's junta leader have initiated a campaign targeting a journalist from Sky News. The reasons for this campaign remain unclear based on available reports. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewBurkina Faso's military government announced the dissolution of 118 civil society organizations on April 15, 2026, citing a July 2025 law on freedom of association. The action is part of a broader pattern of restrictions on nongovernmental groups and media since the military took…