Niger rejects EU's call to free ousted President Bazoum

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Niger's government rejected a European Union Parliament resolution demanding the release of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, accusing the EU of interfering in its internal affairs. The EU resolution, initiated by a French MEP, called for Bazoum's immediate release and the restoration of democratic order in Niger.

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The junta government has rebuffed a European Parliament resolution demanding the release of ex-President Bazoum. It further warned the EU to stop meddling in Niger's internal affairs.

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