"formulates thirteen proposals for the" refoundation "of relations between France and the continent, an old antiphon since independence African. These range from the creation of a fund to support initiatives to promote democracy to programs allowing greater student mobility, including the establishment of a "Euro-African forum on migration"

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is particularly looking at how" to settle disputes ",

Le Point Afrique.

He underlines in this regard that "the recognition of the perversion of colonialism, of its nature, literally, of crime against humanity, is important".

He also believes that, "to a large extent, France is away from new movements and political and cultural experiments" carried by African youth and "has forgotten to connect with these currents of the future".

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the Malian Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdoulaye Diop, summoned the French ambassador to Mali, following the unfriendly and derogatory remarks made by Emmanuel Macron on the institutions of the Republic of Mali. (…) The Minister invited the French authorities to exercise restraint, avoiding value judgments and called for a constructive approach based on mutual respect, with a view to focusing on the essential, in particular the fight against terrorism in the Sahel.

Need it be

remembered,”

Malikilé, “these remarks (by Macron) had shocked Malians from all sides who therefore demanded more radical measures. "

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End of Clap. End of quarrel?

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This is another story.

reassure the Malian authorities and say that Paris will always be alongside Mali, for security support in the fight against the terrorist hydra."

Today

it is difficult to envision a compromise.

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on the one hand the government of the Transition in Mali more determined than ever to explore other horizons in the fight against terrorism which has stagnated for more than 8 years and on the other, France which sees a Evil eye this change of course and the rapprochement between Moscow and Bamako through the Wagner company.

Emmanuel Macron calms things down

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the French president declared yesterday to wish" an appeasement "on the memorial subject between France and Algeria, and said to have" really cordial "relations with his Algerian counterpart, Abdelmadjid Tebboune.

Algiers remains deaf to French appeasement efforts

Algeria's position remains the same "and the words of the head of the 'French state "do not change anything". On social networks and in the media, the reactions are not more tender,

Le Figaro.

"Macron tries to coax President Tebboune and justifies himself on hostile statements", headlines the site of the Arabic-language daily Ennahar.

"The president tries to pick up the pieces, but worsens his case," according to the Algerian Patriotic website.

"This is not the first time that Emmanuel Macron has caused a crisis with Algeria" as with "other countries over which he believes he has some tutelage, like Lebanon or Mali".