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West African states have gone quiet on their initial threat to intervene. So what's next for Niger, its people and its president, still under house arrest after being toppled in a putsch that seems more about vested interests than national security? What about the United States, which also has troops stationed there as part of anti-terror efforts in the wider Sahel region?
Khalifa Haftar's own sons are accused of capturing the humanitarian response for their political advantage. We review that claim. Rescue efforts are always challenging in a weak or failed state – remember the mismanagement after Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake. How challenging will they be in post-Gaddafi Libya?
Three decades on, we examine the success or failure of the Oslo process.
But the true death toll could be even higher as the flooded areas housed many undocumented migrants who were travelling through Libya in hopes of reaching Europe.
The quake's epicentre is located near the famous city of Marrakech with much of the worst affected area high in the Atlas mountain range. Rescuers have to negotiate rough terrain to reach places that were difficult to get to, even before the quake hit.
Produced by Douglas Dutton, Imen Mellaz, Carlos Munoz, Didier Oustrie, Charles Wente and Alessandro Xenos.
While Africa accounts for the smallest share of global greenhouse gas emissions, it suffers disproportionately from climate change due to resource exploitation by developed nations. At the summit, African leaders called for a "fair playing ground" to access investments needed to combat climate change and a just "multilateral finance architecture" to relieve the continent’s debt burdens. But whether or not the international community heeds the call remains to be seen.
Guess who paid a call on coup leaders who have left their border open with Niger? Russia's Deputy Defence Minister Yunus-bek Yevkurov was in Burkina Faso on Thursday to offer his services to junta leader Ibrahim Traoré. It's the same Yevkurov who was in Libya simultaneously with Yevgeny Prigozhin's final tour of Africa. On that score, the Grey Zone Telegram channel Thursday published images of the late Wagner Group leader.