Mali's military junta has banned all political parties, silenced dissent, and delayed elections. As repression deepens, analysts warn that the country's democratic future hangs in the balance.

A government official says the president of Mali’s transitional government has signed a decree dissolving political parties ...

Mali's democracy has faced significant challenges since the military coup in 2012, which ousted President Amadou Toumani Touré. The country's transition to democracy has been marred by instability, ...

Mounting media restrictions in Mali over the past three years have raised alarm about press freedom, as authorities target local and international outlets.

Mali's military government on Tuesday dissolved the West African country's political parties, according to a presidency decree, the latest attempt to clamp down on the opposition since the junta ...

Mali's military government dissolved all political parties, sparking protests in Bamako. With Assimi Goita as president by ...

Malian armed forces arrested and killed around two dozen Fulani civilians who were rounded up at a livestock market in a central region of the West African country, a local activist told Reuters.

Mali's military government announced on Tuesday that it had dissolved all political parties, approving a recommendation ...

At least two Malian pro-democracy activists have been taken away in Bamako by armed men after criticizing the military ...

In Bamako, Mali, two pro-democracy activists, including a top opposition leader, were abducted after criticizing the military ...

In defense of the decree and the legislation, Malian authorities cited the need to halt the “proliferation” of political ...

Mali’s junta has dissolved all political parties, sparking protests and concerns over democracy. Reports of opposition ...