The plan, linked to a potential Trump–Putin summit, would freeze fighting along current southern frontlines but leave key disputes, like control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, unresolved.

Source: Bloomberg

Türkiye and Senegal signed deals in defense, mining, construction, education, and maritime ties.

Deals cover military training, port, mining, and education cooperation.

Partnership targets security, economic growth, and infrastructure.

- AES (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger) countries are on the front line against terrorism and need international support.

- Foreign interference is counterproductive; only Africans themselves should decide their path to security and development.

- External debt prevents these countries from tackling the root causes of terrorism; thus, reform of global financial institutions is essential.