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Published on: 02/05/2026 - 15:03
In Mali, Tuareg rebel forces and their JNIM allies are making progress. After the capture of Tessalit, checkpoints around the capital Bamako were set up. In the sights of the insurgents: the ruling junta. Analysis by Andrew Lebovich, conflict researcher at the Dutch think tank Clingendael.
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