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Gérard Prunier

Former chief of the Centre français des études éthiopiennes in Addis-Abeba, member of the Centre d’études des mondes africains of Paris and author of several articles and books on Sudan.

  • The image shows a group of three men standing behind a wooden podium. The man on the left is wearing a black hat and a suit with a red tie. The man in the center is wearing a military uniform with various insignia and a cap. The man on the right is dressed in a dark suit. They appear to be at an official event, likely addressing the media, with microphones positioned in front of them and a decorative building in the background. In Sudan, General Hemetti Leads the Fray Gérard Prunier · February 2020 The man who organised the harsh crackdown in Khartoum last June, and who is now the No. 2 in the ruling junta, Gen. Mohamed Dagalo, known as ‟Hemetti”, began his bloodstained career in Darfur. Brutal and cunning, in reality it is he who wields the real power, in advance of a supposed democratic (…)
  • The image depicts a group of armed soldiers riding in the back of a military truck. They appear to be celebrating or expressing excitement, with some of them raising their arms and displaying gestures. The truck has a camouflage pattern, and the background shows a developing urban area, with construction materials and buildings under construction. The overall scene suggests a military convoy or a display of force. Gulf Countries and Turkey Pitch Against Each Other... in Africa Gérard Prunier · November 2018 One of the unknown victims of rivalries between Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Turkey (not to mention Iran) is the African continent where these countries compete with each other for dollars.
    On 24 October 2018, when “Davos in the Desert” had been seriously compromised by (…)
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