The process of polarization in the Sahel between pro-Western 'moderate' states and states that demand their independence from neo-colonial logic, but rely on non-African powers such as Russia and China, is intensifying.
Rome — The process of polarization in the Sahel between pro-Western"moderate" states and states that demand their independence from neo-colonial logic, but rely on non- Africa n powers such as Russia and China, is intensifying.
The announcement of July 6 came a day before the ECOWAS summit that opened on July 7 in the Nigerian federal capital Abuja, whose president Bola Ahmed Tinubu had adopted a tough stance against the military regimes in the Sahel. A position that has not, however, led to military intervention by West African countries to restore the deposed governments to power, as the Nigerian President had hoped.
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