Fallout from the Putsch in Niger: Anger Against France Grows in Africa's Coup Belt

With the coup in Niger, Europe and the United States are losing their last reliable partner in the Sahel as Russia's influence grows. The development could severely inhibit the West's ability to fight terrorism in the region.

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