Summary: Niger experiences a shift from pro-democracy to pro-junta demonstrations after the coup. International condemnation and sanctions follow the coup, urging a return to constitutional governance. Regional organization Iqawas, led by President Bola Tanubu, seeks a collective response against the junta. Counter-terrorism concerns arise due to the presence of Islamist groups linked to ISIS and Al Qaeda in Niger. Mixed signals from Russia highlight divisions in response to the coup, with Wagner's role in the region questioned. ...

Summary: Coup supporters in Niger have shifted from anti-French sentiment to pro- Russia messaging, reflecting a desire for enhanced counterterrorism efforts. Symbolic gestures, including targeting the French embassy and displaying Russia n flags, highlight growing public preference for Russia n influence. Niger's security concerns , arising from the presence of multiple terrorist groups, contribute to the appeal of foreign assistance, including Russia n involvement. Historical resentment towards French colonialism and perceived economic disparities fuel anti-French sentiment in Niger. Support for the junta is divided betwe...

Summary: The military junta behind the Niger coup plans to charge deposed President Mohammed Bazoum with high treason and endangering national security . Details of the evidence and the identities of alleged accomplices are currently undisclosed, leading to uncertainties. The accusations may impede diplomatic efforts for reconciliation and stability, raising concerns among analysts. Regional bodies like ECOWAS and the African Union are convening to address the crisis and its implications. President Bazoum's health and well-being remain a source of worry, with conflicting reports emerging about his medical care . ...

Summary: A West African bloc of nations is considering military intervention in Niger, viewing it as a last resort. Eka-Wass group has been discussing a standby military force to address the situation. The situation in Niger is complex due to border disputes, active insurgencies, and regional implications. Military intervention could further destabilize the region and lead to a refugee crisis . The involvement of Russia's Wagner group in Niger is not imminent due to logistical challenges. ...