Durmaz: Exit of Sahel Countries From ECOWAS Inevitable

The video discusses the departure of Sahel countries from ECOWAS, driven by military governments' reluctance to transition to democracy. This move is expected to create ideological divisions in West Africa, with Sahel countries aligning with Russia. The geopolitical implications are significant, affecting regional security and economic ties. The perception of France's influence in ECOWAS sanctions is highlighted, and the expanding conflict corridor poses risks to investment and stability in Africa.

What are the implications of the military governments in the Sahel countries on their commitment to democratic governance?

How does the departure of Sahel countries from ECOWAS reflect on the geopolitical landscape of West Africa?

How might the relationship between Sahel countries and Russia affect their economic and military ties?

What are the security implications for coastal countries in West Africa due to the military ties of Sahel countries with Russia?

In what ways have the military governments in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso expressed their views on France and Western influence?

What are the potential economic impacts of the conflict corridor expanding from Mali to Somalia?

What role does resource nationalism play in the context of the Sahel countries' political instability?