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Interviews | 20.08.2020 'This coup is no surprise' Christian Klatt in Bamako on the drivers of the military coup d'état in Mali and what it means for stability in the region
Africa | 20.07.2020 Mali faces a political crisis The confrontation between the government and a broad protest movement is escalating. And there's no solution in sight
Africa | 17.06.2020 It’s business as usual in Mali Although Covid-19 will leave its mark on the country, the virus will be remembered as just one of its many challenges in 2020
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