It might seem strange that the Biden White House hasn't used the word 'coup' to talk about what's happening in Niger. But DanDePetris says U.S. law and diplomatic concerns are governing the administration's response.
Mohamed Bazoum, Niger's deposed president, says if his enemies succeed, there will be "devastating consequences for our country, our region and the entire world.”AFP - Getty ImagesOur eyes don’t lie: The military in Niger, or at least a faction within it, has ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, confined him in his home, suspended Niger’s Constitution and is in the early stages of gutting the country’s infant democracy.
and warned that a group of mutinous soldiers intended to reverse the political and socioeconomic progress the country has made since his election in 2021. “If it succeeds,” he wrote, “it will have devastating consequences for our country, our region and the entire world.” To point out that the U.S. hasn’t called what’s happening in Niger a coup d’etat isn’t to say that the Biden administration has sat on its hands. On Aug. 2, the U.S. State Department
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Niger awaits ECOWAS response as junta ignores ultimatum to restore BazoumRegional tensions have mounted since mutinous soldiers overthrew Niger’s democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum nearly two weeks ago, detaining him and installing Gen. Abdourahmane Tchiani as head of state.
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Support for Force to Reverse Niger Coup Fades as Deadline LoomsSupport for a West African military operation to reverse the coup in neighboring Niger wavered as a deadline for the junta to reinstate ousted President Mohamed Bazoum arrived on Sunday.
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Niger junta closes air space as ECOWAS deadline set to lapseThe Economic Community of West African States, bloc chaired by Nigeria, had given Niger's troops that toppled President Mohamed Bazoum on July 26, a week to return him to power.
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Niger's capital calm despite expiry of ECOWAS deadline to reverse coupNiger's capital Niamey remains calm in the face of a possible military intervention by West Africa's regional bloc ECOWAS, as its ultimatum for the country's coup leaders to reinstate the ousted president expires
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Africa war fears grow as Niger prepares troops for Ecowas invasionA member of the junta that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum said a 'foreign power' was preparing to intervene in the West African country.
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Senior State Dept. official visits Niger to negotiate with juntaBackroom negotiations are continuing over the ouster of President Mohamed Bazoum, the democratically elected president of the West African nation of Niger, after the country’s military junta shut its airspace during a tense regional standoff.
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