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Ménaka Massacre: Islamic State-linked militants killed at least 48 civilians in eastern Mali, according to local officials and security sources. The attacks came amid intensifying fighting and allegations that pro-government forces and Russian Africa Corps fighters abused civilians accused of aiding militants. U.S. Entry Ban: Bamako has suspended entry for U.S. citizens, citing reciprocity, with exemptions for diplomats, permanent residents and some visa holders. Livestock Trade: Mali’s six-month export ban risks hurting herders, traders and transporters in a sector that contributes more than 15% of GDP and earns about $150 million a year. Critics say the move may not address the causes of high meat prices. Regional Ties: Mali and its Sahel partners Burkina Faso and Niger have agreed with ECOWAS to negotiate a cooperation framework, including joint working groups on shared priorities.

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