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Responding to the insistence of the Nigérien, Malian and Burkinabè regimes on pulling out of Ecowas, Thursday’s ministerial meeting refrained from threats or further sanctions. It simply noted that the juntas had not consulted their citizens on this move and then made the positive case for staying in the bloc, to co-operate together in tackling common challenges like climate change, violent extremism, migration and organised crime.
Spread the love The law was first adopted by parliament two weeks ago Tbilisi, Georgia: Thousands of Georgians rallied Tuesday outside parliament after ruling party MPs adopted a divisive “foreign influence” law, overcoming a presidential veto on the bill despite Western warnings the move could jeopardise the country’s path to the European Union. The law, […]
Spread the love Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Five people have been hospitalised after a bus crashed into a block of high-rise flats in Paisley. The emergency services rushed to the scene at Hamilton Court, in Calside, shortly […]
Spread the love Related: Keir Starmer denies Labour ‘left-wing cull’ after Abbott and Shaheen suspensions Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email Sir Keir Starmer has admitted he would work with Donald Trump if he gets into the White House […]
