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Hundreds 28 Oct demonstrated in Ouagadougou demanding end of French military presence. Authorities 24-25 Oct announced initiative to recruit 50,000 civilians as army auxiliaries to help battle jihadists. Traoré 21 Oct took office as transitional president, next day named jurist Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem de Tembela as interim PM, and 25 Oct named govt of 23 ministers, including three members of military and five former Damiba ministers.

New transition charter, released mid-Oct, maintained Damiba’s commitment to hold elections by July 2024, prohibited transitional leadership from running in polls and confirmed Traoré’s appointment as head of state. Traoré 2-3 Oct reportedly secured support from military chain of command, 4 Oct met with West African regional bloc ECOWAS mediator for Burkina Faso, former Nigerien President Issoufou. Damiba same day agreed to step down and left for neighbouring Togo. Damiba was hiding out at French base to plot “counteroffensive” Paris immediately denied any involvement. Ibrahim Traoré 2 Oct marched in capital Ouagadougou waving Russian flag and threw rocks at French embassy on allegations that deposed President Lt. New coup leaders secured national and regional support. Following visit, rumours of French troop presence and of alleged plans to establish French military base in country spread on social media govt around 10 Oct denied claims.Īmid countrywide insecurity, new transitional leadership consolidated control following late September coup. New commander of French Operation Barkhane, Gen Bruno Baratz, 4-6 Oct visited Benin and met with Defence Minister Fortunet Alain Nouatin Baratz reportedly expressed France’s willingness to support Beninese forces while ruling out French military operations on Beninese territory. Visit of Barkhane commander sparked controversy. In Alibori department, unidentified armed men 7 Oct killed farmer in Segbana commune, and overnight 11-12 Oct kidnapped Fulani village chief in Karimama commune. In Atakora department, unidentified armed men 4 and 7 Oct reportedly kidnapped two Fulani pastoralists near Matéri and Kérou towns al-Qaeda-affiliated Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) elements 11 Oct tried to engage govt forces and accidentally detonated explosive device near Matéri, leaving eight militants dead. Jihadist and other violence persisted in northern departments. Sporadic violence continued in north, and govt discussed military cooperation with commander of French Operation Barkhane. Lebanon and Israel signed a maritime border deal, defusing a potential flashpoint, and Iraq’s parliament elected a new president, breaking a year-long political deadlock and paving the way for a new government.Īside from the scores of conflict situations we usually assess, we tracked notable developments in October in Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Djibouti, Ecuador, Moldova and Papua New Guinea.

In Syria’s north west, Hei’at Tahrir al-Sham’s (HTS) advance into areas under the control of Türkiye-backed groups led to deadly clashes, upsetting the fragile status quo and risking a broader escalatory cycle of violence.

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Russia stepped up its offensive in Ukraine by launching a series of strikes on cities and civilian infrastructure, which appear aimed at worsening living conditions as winter approaches.Resistance forces in Myanmar staged deadly attacks on the regime, which clashed heavily with the Arakan Army in Rakhine State and Karen armed groups in the country’s south east.In Chad, authorities violently repressed countrywide protests against the extension of the transition period to civilian rule, leaving at least 60 dead and hundreds more injured.Intercommunal clashes erupted in Sudan’s Blue Nile state, killing hundreds and forcing thousands more to flee.In Yemen, the UN-mediated truce remained stuck in limbo after warring parties failed to agree to an extension, raising the risk of Huthi regional attacks and a return to front-line fighting.ĬrisisWatch spotlighted deteriorations in seven countries in October.Political tensions escalated in Pakistan as former Prime Minister Imran Khan began a protest march set to reach the capital Islamabad in early November, which could lead to further violent unrest.The postponement of Somaliland’s presidential election risks turning a months-long dispute over the electoral calendar into a wider crisis as the opposition has vowed it will not recognise incumbent President Bihi after 13 November.Absent an immediate cessation of hostilities, military offensives could result in mass atrocities against Tigray’s civilians in the coming weeks. Ethiopia ’s federal and Tigray leaders met in South Africa for urgent peace talks.Our monthly conflict tracker highlights one conflict resolution opportunity and four conflict risks in November.

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