In coup-hit West Africa, regional leaders recognize Niger's junta but seek fast return to democracy

11-12-2023 World Washington Times - World 23

West African heads of state on Sunday officially recognized the junta in power in Niger, but said their sanctions to reverse the July coup in the country would remain even as they initiate steps for a "short" period of transition to civilian rule.

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