Burkina Faso announced on Friday, June 26, the rupture of its diplomatic relations with France, in a decision presented by the authorities as an act of “responsibility” and “sovereignty”. In a statement relayed by the national television RTB, the Burkinabe government asserts that the conditions for a relationship based on “mutual respect”, “reciprocal trust”, “non-interference”…...
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