Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited the construction site of the EXPO project together with Finance Minister Siniša ...

France is reducing the number of its diplomatic staff in Mali due to a deteriorating security situation in the west African country which has been hit by a jihadist fuel blockade, a foreign ministry ...

Mali is on the brink of falling under the control of al-Qaida's regional affiliate, JNIM, marking a significant shift in West African power dynamics. The group has implemented a sophisticated strategy ...

Barrick Mining Corp. has agreed to a 244 billion CFA francs ($430 million) settlement with Mali, as part of a deal to end a two-year dispute that shuttered one of the company’s most important gold ...

Barrick Mining (NYSE: B; TSX: ABX) is said to have agreed to pay 244 billion CFA francs ($430 million) in its settlement with Mali, as part of the company’s deal to end a two-year dispute that ...

TORONTO/DAKAR, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Barrick Mining (ABX.TO), opens new tab and Mali's government have reached a verbal agreement in principle to resolve their dispute over the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mining ...

Barrick Mining and Mali’s government have reached a verbal agreement in principle to resolve their dispute over the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mining complex, two sources familiar with the situation told ...

Barrick Mining Corp. is in negotiations with Mali’s government to end a two-year dispute that shuttered the company’s giant gold mine and landed employees in jail, according to people with knowledge ...

From the heart of Bamako to the distant rural outposts of Mali, a siege has been unfolding over the years throughout the country. And so multiple crises are gripping Mali: a military government under ...

Between May and October the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims – known by its Arabic acronym JNIM – has captured Chinese, Indian, Egyptian, Emirati, Iranian, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian ...

Workers have arrived at Belgrade’s old railway bridge, the oldest existing connection over the capital’s rivers.

Adama Magane has been a lorry driver in Mali for 22 years. For most of that time his country has been hammered by a jihadist uprising and a separatist revolt. It has experienced three coups, most ...