The U.S. Military Is Getting Kicked Out of Niger
A delegation of U.S. officials arrived in the Nigerien capital of Niamey on Thursday to discuss the withdrawal of some 1,000 troops from the country, bringing an end to the largest U.S. military presence in a region that has come to be regarded as the global epicenter of Islamist violence.
There has been a steady increase in child marriage since the military coup which left Niger’s economy hanging in balance.
Five weeks after the Nigerien government ordered US troops to leave the country, the US Wednesday announced a meeting with ...
Niger has taught the U.S. an unfortunate lesson about appeasing coup plotters — but one that can be instructive. With coups ...
A daughter of deposed Nigerien president Mohamed Bazoum on Friday accused his predecessor of being the "mastermind" behind the military coup that toppled her fath... Already a Barron's subscriber?
Leaders demanded that the US withdraw while they re-examine the terms of its presence, jeopardising the future of US counterterrorism missions across the Sahel ...
As the renewed attacks from suspected Boko Haram persist, the people of Allawa and neighboring communities in Niger State ...
Gunmen have kidnapped the Assistant Controller of Corrections, Niger State Correctional Centre, Minna, ACC. Abdulrahamam ...
A Federal High Court 2 in Minna has adjourned the suit filed by the Niger State Government against the Federal Ministry of ...
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