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Sahara occidental, histoire d’un territoire disputé

Des discussions sur le Sahara occidental, territoire que se disputent le Maroc et le Front Polisario, ont ouvert mercredi sous l’égide de l’ONU à Genève pour la première fois depuis 2012, l’occasion de tester les intentions des parties. Six ans après l’échec de négociations directes, le Maroc et le Front …

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Video: Libyan town of Sabratha cracks down on people smuggling

Until recently, the western Libyan port town of Sabratha was the country’s main people-smuggling hub, with criminal gangs overseeing the departure of thousands of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe. But for the past year, under pressure from Europe, local authorities have been cracking down …

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Sudan’s gold rush driven by high-risk, unregulated mining

Sudan is experiencing a gold rush and is now the second-largest producer of gold in Africa and the ninth in the world. But production is driven by unregulated, artisanal (individual subsistence) mining: more than 1.5 million men who put their lives at risk to dig for and extract the precious …

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France’s ‘Yellow Vests’: How Facebook fuels the fight

France has struggled to douse Yellow Vest fuel-tax protests that have laid waste to symbols like the Champs-Élysées in a pall of tear gas and car fires. All over the country, Facebook users who lit the spark have been fanning the flames in real-time.

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‘Substantial cooperation’ from ex-Trump aide Flynn in Russia probe

Donald Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn provided « substantial cooperation » to the special counsel’s Russia investigation, leading prosecutors to recommend he should not do any prison time, according to a court filing Tuesday.

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