The Rising Tide of General Tiani's Regime in Niger
Just a year ago, Mohamed Bazoum found himself unceremoniously ousted by a military coup. General Tiani, heralded by the ranks, seized control of the nation. In the months that followed, the military solidified its dominion: freedoms were restricted, political party activities were put on ice, and dissenting voices were hushed. No roadmap for a reversion to civilian governance has been laid out. Niger has further distanced itself from past Western comrades, gravitating…