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Afrique XXI

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  • Somaliland’s hopes and fears after recognition by Israel Théophile Simon · 20 May
  • Eastern DR Congo: a cut-price peace and a muzzled press Colette Braeckman · 30 April
  • “We Don’t Need New Masters - Only Genuine Partners.” Dan Sanaren, Mathieu Pourchier · 16 January
  • The image shows a mural on a wall featuring the phrase "RESPECT THE NATIONAL FLAG AND ANTHEM" written in bold, red letters. Next to the text, there is a painted figure of a person saluting while holding a flag that has green, white, and red stripes with a star in the center. The background includes a tree, suggesting an outdoor setting. The overall message promotes respect for the national symbols. Somaliland: A Potential U.S. Recognition Amid the Gaza Crisis Brendon Novel · 2 January
  • The image depicts a temporary settlement, likely a displaced persons camp or informal shelter in a rugged landscape. Several makeshift tents and tarps are set up, providing shelter for the residents. In the foreground, a woman is seen holding a structure, possibly a pole or support for one of the tents, while a child stands nearby. The ground is scattered with blankets, bags, and various belongings, suggesting a living area that is communal and somewhat crowded. The background shows a barren landscape with hills or rocky formations, indicating a harsh environment. Sudan. In El Fasher, “We Live with the Stench of Blood and Death.” Eliott Brachet · November 2025
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