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Mali–Morocco Business: Mali and Morocco signed economic partnership agreements during a Business Forum in Bamako, with talks focused on infrastructure, adding value to raw materials, and expanding trade links. Sahel Security: Mali’s government dismissed reports that the U.S. is considering strikes against JNIM, saying it has no confirmation and urging that Mali is not “sitting idly by.” Human Rights Call: The UN human rights office urged a thorough investigation into alleged torture and killing of surrendering Malian soldiers after an ambush in northern Mali, warning such acts could be war crimes. War Powers Debate (US): In Washington, lawmakers narrowly passed a war powers resolution to end the Iran war, while senators blocked a similar move—highlighting how foreign-policy decisions are being contested at home. Migration Pressure: New figures say at least 1,429 Nigerians were repatriated from Niger in May 2026, underscoring how the Sahel remains a key transit corridor toward Europe. Culture & Sound: A Melbourne project is staging an intercultural musical bridge between West African blues and Greek rebetiko, with performances drawing inspiration from Bamako and Piraeus.

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Mali Wilson to release 'No More Silence' July 17 with Spill the Honey

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Giovanni Scafoglio frames new album as antidote to social media toxicity

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Grammy-Nominated Producer & Artist Mali Wilson Brings Retro In Real Time to Vinyl Through Partnership with Crosley Radio

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