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  1. Lettuce is more opposed to balcony than to #ECOWAS.

  2. Lettuce is more opposed to balcony than to #ECOWAS.

  3. europesays.com/africa/338881/ VP Shettima, West African Leaders Meet In Sierra Leone For 69th ECOWAS Summit • Channels Television #ECOWAS #KashimShettima #Nigeria

  4. europesays.com/africa/338779/ Nigeria Reaffirms Commitment To Peace, Regional Integration At ECOWAS 69th Ordinary Session • Channels Television #ECOWAS #Nigeria #Shettima #SierraLeone #SouthAfrica #Tinubu

  5. EU, ECOWAS woo investors, position Nigeria as gateway to African market

    …say Nigeria is an economic powerhouse The European Union (EU) and the Economic Community of West African States…
    #Economy #EconomyofEU #EconomyofEuropeanUnion #EconomyoftheEU #EconomyoftheEuropeanUnion #ECOWAS #EU #EUeconomy #Europe
    europesays.com/3092624/

  6. ECN, EU, ECOWAS convene summit to advance Nigeria’s low-carbon hydrogen economy

    The Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), in partnership with the European Union Delegation to Nigeria and the Economic…
    #Economy #ECN #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #ECOWAS #EU #EUeconomy #Europe #low-carbonhydrogeneconomy
    europesays.com/3080710/

  7. 📣 In 28 African and 10 Latin American countries as well as in India, movements of working children actively protect children’s rights on the ground. On #PRIFblog, Nadine Benedix argues: these organizations challenge dominant assumptions of children as passive beneficiaries in international governance ⬇️

    🔗blog.prif.org/2026/06/09/who-p

    #ChildrensRights #WorkingChildren #InternationalGovernance #ECOWAS

  8. 📣 In 28 African and 10 Latin American countries as well as in India, movements of working children actively protect children’s rights on the ground. On #PRIFblog, Nadine Benedix argues: these organizations challenge dominant assumptions of children as passive beneficiaries in international governance ⬇️

    🔗blog.prif.org/2026/06/09/who-p

    #ChildrensRights #WorkingChildren #InternationalGovernance #ECOWAS

  9. 📣 In 28 African and 10 Latin American countries as well as in India, movements of working children actively protect children’s rights on the ground. On #PRIFblog, Nadine Benedix argues: these organizations challenge dominant assumptions of children as passive beneficiaries in international governance ⬇️

    🔗blog.prif.org/2026/06/09/who-p

    #ChildrensRights #WorkingChildren #InternationalGovernance #ECOWAS

  10. 📣 In 28 African and 10 Latin American countries as well as in India, movements of working children actively protect children’s rights on the ground. On #PRIFblog, Nadine Benedix argues: these organizations challenge dominant assumptions of children as passive beneficiaries in international governance ⬇️

    🔗blog.prif.org/2026/06/09/who-p

    #ChildrensRights #WorkingChildren #InternationalGovernance #ECOWAS

  11. 9th Extraordinary Meeting of the COMESA Council of Ministers 2 April 2026: The meeting considered and adopted the COMESA Medium-Term Strategic Plan (MTSP) 2026-2030 and the COMESA Strategy for the Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EAC #SADC #OHADA #MIGA #UNCITRALcomesa.int/press-release-9th-e

  12. Tunisia unveils land trade corridor project linking North Africa to Sahel: Tunisia is pushing forward a strategic land trade corridor connecting North Africa to the Sahel, aiming to reposition itself as a gateway between the Mediterranean and sub-Saharan Africa.
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EAC #SADC #OHADA #MIGA #UNCITRAL #ISDS en.africanmanager.com/tunisia-

  13. Africa needs 700 data centres for its digital trade push: Africa will need more than 700 data centres to support the digital trade architecture envisioned under the African Continental Free Trade Area, AfCFTA Secretary-General Wamkele Mene said on Tuesday.
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EAC #SADC #OHADA #MIGA #UNCITRAL #ISDS punchng.com/africas-digital-tr

  14. Commercial Arbitration: Creation of the Algerian Dispute Resolution Center: The Head of the Algiers Bar Association, Mohamed Baghdadi, announced on Saturday in Algiers the creation of the Algerian Dispute Resolution Center, aimed at strengthening national capacities in arbitration and mediation.
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EACnews.radioalgerie.dz/en/node/7

  15. As Ethiopia Tightens Real Estate Rules, Developers Embrace Arbitration: A new agreement between the Ethiopian Real Estate Developers Association with the Addis Ababa Chamber aims to formalize dispute resolution in the sector long plagued by delays and scandals.
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EAC #SADC #OHADA #MIGA #UNCITRAL #ISDS shega.co/news/as-ethiopia-tigh

  16. SA welcomes AGOA extension amid rising scrutiny from Washington: South Africa has welcomed the US House of Representatives' approval of a three-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
    👉 TDM: African Continental Free Trade Agreement #AfCFTA (Vol. I, II, III):
    transnational-dispute-manageme
    #Arbitration #Disputes #FreeTradeAgreement #FTA #WTO #PAIC #COMESA #ECOWAS #EAC #SADC #OHADA #MIGA #UNCITRAL #ISDS iol.co.za/business/2026-01-14-

  17. A Russian Expert Shared An Unexpected Assessment Of The Beninese Coup Attempt

    A Russian Expert Shared An Unexpected Assessment Of The Beninese Coup Attempt

    By Andrew Korybko

    He believes that the French were behind it and sought to undermine the regional security system.

    The failed Beninese coup was seen by many as an attempt to replicate the region’s spree of patriotic military coups in recent years that were driven by anti-French sentiment and worsening economic and security conditions. This interpretation was lent credence by the Nigerian-led military intervention in this fellow Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) member, which included airstrikes, after Nigeria threatened the same in Niger after its successful coup in summer 2023 but later backed down.

    The aforesaid perception explains why the assessment of Alexander Ivanov, director of the Officers Union for International Security, was so unexpected. He told TASS that “Washington is fully aware that whoever controls the ports in Benin and Guinea-Bissau controls access to the Sahel. On closer examination, it becomes clear that President Talon was not the main target, but the entire regional security system was.”

    Ivanov added that “The coup was executed so poorly that it seemed as if it followed a manual on how not to do it. Of the key facilities, only the television station was seized, and no attempt was made to reach the capital, Porto-Novo. This clearly shows that the primary aim was to grab headlines and serve the interests of external sponsors. The French conducted unusual activities, including a reconnaissance plane circling over Cotonou.”

    He concluded that “France has formed a tactical alliance with the US in an effort to reclaim at least part of its former sway in the region.” Their goal, he believes, is “driven by their desire to cut the Sahel region off from the ocean, compel the governments that cooperate with Moscow and Beijing, and deprive Russia of access to regional logistics corridors.” An argument in his favor is that the Russian Ambassador to Benin announced over the summer that they plan to sign a military cooperation agreement.

    France’s Le Monde then fearmongered late last month that Russia’s newly signed military deal with Togo, which authorizes them to use each other’s military ports, could be the model for the one with Benin in order to deepen Russia’s ties with the Sahelian Alliance. Even though outgoing President Patrice Talon will leave office in April, perhaps Paris thought that it can’t prevent his protégé Romuald Wadagni from succeeding him and continuing his foreign policy, ergo the need for a military coup to reset everything.

    That’s a compelling line of thought, but it’s challenged by the Russian-aligned Nigerien military junta leader recently closing his country’s border with Benin and warning about the threat posed by France’s allegedly secret military base there, which Paris of course denied. Talon and Wadagni are also proud Francophiles despite the former’s pragmatism towards Russia. It’s therefore difficult to imagine France risking its influence in Benin by backing a military coup unless it was a false flag to justify a purge.

    For these reasons, Ivanov’s assessment shouldn’t be taken at face value, but it nonetheless served to inspire some research into Beninese-Russian relations that challenges the prevailing Alt-Media narrative of Talon being a French puppet dead set on opposing Russia’s influence in the region. In all actuality, the failed coup attempt was probably a genuine one inspired by the Sahelian Alliance’s example, but this doesn’t mean that they had a hand in it or that their shared Russian partner played a role either.

    Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Voice of East.

     

    #africa #benin #ecowas #france #geopolitics #russia #sahelianAlliance #westAfrica

  18. Darbecileri hüsrana uğratan hamle! 2 ülke devreye girdi! Her şey bir anda tersine döndü: Benin Cumhurbaşkanı Patrice Talon, üst düzey komutanların da katıldığı 7 Aralık'ta yaşanan darbe girişiminin detaylarının ele alındığı olağanüstü Bakanlar Kurulu toplantısı düzenledi.

    Bakanlar Kurulu sonrası yapılan yazılı açıklamaya göre darbeciler, cumartesiyi pazara bağlayan gece, Cumhurbaşkanı… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/darbeci EshaHaber.com.tr #DarbeGirişimi #Benin #PatriceTalon #ECOWAS #BertinBada

  19. Son dakika: Benin'de darbe girişimi! Savaş uçakları vurdu! 4 ülke asker gönderecek: Nijerya Devlet Başkanlığından yapılan açıklamada, komşu ülke Benin'in talebi üzerine anayasal düzeni korumak ve darbe girişimini engellemek amacıyla ülkenin ekonomik başkenti Kotonu'ya hava saldırısı düzenlendiği ve karada asker konuşlandırıldığı bildirildi.

    Açıklamada, Nijerya Hava Kuvvetlerine ait savaş… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/son-dak EshaHaber.com.tr #Benin #DarbeGirişimi #Nijerya #ECOWAS #SavaşUçakları