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Gabon's Coup and Its Aftermath
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Gabon's military junta sets an 'indicative' election date for August 2025, pending approval during a national dialogue. The United States officially recognizes the coup, pausing most U.S. assistance, while the wife of the deposed president is detained on money laundering charges. The U.S. also pauses some foreign assistance programs for Gabon, aligning with international partners.
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How might the international recognition of the coup in Gabon impact the country's future political stability and economic development?
How might the series of coups in West and Central Africa since 2020 influence regional stability and international relations?
What measures can be taken to address the concerns raised about the Bongo family's dynastic rule in Gabon, given the coup's aftermath?
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