The West African nation of Niger has formally withdrawn from the International Criminal Court, accusing it of practicing selective justice. The decision follows similar exits by regional allies Mali and Burkina Faso, signalling a coordinated shift in stance toward international legal institutions. The ICC has expressed regret over Niger’s move, warning it could affect accountability mechanisms for serious crimes. The withdrawal was officially communicated in a letter dated June 18.


Niger Withdraws From ICC, Calls It 'Selective Justice' In Major Diplomatic Shift

The Interior Minister of Benin has stated that a coup attempt against the government has been foiled. The claim comes amid rising tensions and uncertainty in the West African nation. This video breaks down what is known so far, how authorities responded, and what it could mean for Benin’s stability moving forward.

Benin: Calm Persists in Benin Streets After Benin Govt Foils Military Coup

 Benin: Interior Minister Claims Coup Attempt Has Been Foiled

Burkina Faso's military leader called for calm as Burkina Faso witnessing second coup this year. He said, 'refrain from violence and vandalism'. French embassy in Ouagadougou was attacked by supporters of new Junta ruler.

Violence engulfs Burkina Faso after coup; French embassy in Ouagadougou attacked

Meanwhile the soldiers in the West African nation of Burkina Faso have toppled the military government. Army Captain has ousted the military leader Paul-Henry Dambia.

Burkina Faso soldiers announce overthrow of military government

The west African nation of Mali has been the victim of violent Jihadi uprisings since the year 2012. It has claimed thousands of lives in the country's north and central regions. Watch report.

Gruesome killing in a small and sleepy town Southern Mali | World News