Sahel | Algeria's Comeback

✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you Algeria is launching a diplomatic and military offensive to regain its influence in the Sahel, facing the expansion of the Rabat-Abu Dhabi-Tel Aviv regional axis. After breaking ties with Abu Dhabi, Algeria reaffirms its presence through contacts with Mali and Niger, countries marked by security crises. The recapture of the city of Kidal by Malian-Russian forces highlights a potential mediator role for Algeria, according to an analysis from the Foreign Policy magazine. ⏱️ 1 min read The facts and recent developments The opening of Algerian airspace to Bamako, after 15 months of tensions, marks a turning point in bilateral relations. This decision follows the downing of a Malian drone by Algeria, an incident that triggered the crisis. Algeria, the second military power in Africa, has historically played a key role in Touareg-Malian negotiations. Its current return aims to counter the growing impact of the competing axis, which reached its peak with the recent diplomatic rupture. 'Algeria is beginning to find itself largely isolated in its neighborhood' 'Everywhere they set foot, blood flows' The renewed influence of Algeria in the Sahel takes place within a context of regional fragility, where terrorist threats and ethnic conflicts persist. Strategic alliances, such as that with Russia, strengthen its position. By maintaining its role as a mediator, Algeria seeks to stabilize the region while protecting its geopolitical interests. This dynamic reflects a shifting competition for sovereignty and security in West Africa. ⚡ Key points ▸ The renewed influence of Algeria in the Sah, which takes place within a context of regional fragility, where terrorist threats and ethnic conflicts persist. ▸ Its current return aims to counter the growing impact of the competing axis, which reached its peak with the recent diplomatic rupture.