In tonight's edition, Mali's separatists declare the country's junta will fall, a day after its military leader declared the situation is under control. Also, the Democratic Republic of Congo is set to send boots on the ground to protect its lucrative mines. And tens of thousands of migrants continue to brave the Eastern Route each year, despite the number of people dying on the journey doubling to a record high in 2025.
Tuareg rebels vow Mali junta will fall
Political Leaning Analysis
Score: 0.02 •
Center / Neutral
Left
Center
Right
Story Timeline
Sat 10:04 - Al Jazeera English
Mali attacks live: Gunfire heard near Bamako airport and in several cities
Sun 13:08 - France 24
Gunfire and blasts rock Mali: Army claims situation is under control
Mon 20:30 - France 24
Mali's tale of two insurgencies: 'Jihadists seek caliphate while Tuareg rebels pursue autonomy'
Tue 22:16 - France 24
Mali junta leader vows crackdown after insurgent attacks shake Bamako and north
Wed 09:32 - France 24
Mali's embattled junta chief says situation 'under control'
Wed 12:42 - Fox News
Gunfire erupts near Seattle mayor’s event as families, children gather
Wed 13:20 - France 24
Mali junta chief makes first appearance since rebel attacks
Wed 18:30 - DW All
Mali: France urges citizens to leave amid Tuareg advance
Wed 18:30 - DW Top
Mali: France urges citizens to leave amid Tuareg advance
Wed 20:33 - France 24
Tuareg rebels vow Mali junta will fall