Russia's Neighbor Claims It Thwarted Coup
Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for National Security said its special forces blocked an attempt to seize power.
Ukraine thwarts alleged coup scheme, officials say
Officials said organizers hoped to "destabilize the socio-political situation inside [Ukraine], which would play in favor of the Russian Federation."
Bolivia coup sparks CIA conspiracy theories
While there is no evidence of CIA involvement in the failed coup, the agency's historical support for Latin American military regimes has left a lasting legacy.
Attempted coup failed in Bolivia: General arrested on live TV
Troops were deployed in Plaza Murillo in La Paz, where the government headquarters is located. One tank attempted to break down a door of the presidential palace.
A Right-Wing Supreme Court Could Make Biden a Dictator by Mistake
The conservative members of the rogue, corrupt, illegitimate Supreme Court indicated last week that they might extend total immunity to former President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump lawyer makes surprising admission to Amy Coney Barrett
A legal expert tells Newsweek that conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett's questioning of a Trump lawyer "boxed" him in and could pave the way for a trial.
The Return of the Presidential Putsch
When faced with the next executive power grab globally, the United States and other like-minded democracies should consistently call a spade a spade, and work quickly in concert with other regional actors for strong coordinated action to reverse such events.
The U.S. Needs a New Africa Strategy
As American influence has receded in Sub-Saharan Africa, our major adversaries have moved in.
Gabon military coup explained as President Ali Bongo overthrown
Army officers took to national TV in the west African state on Wednesday morning to say they had assumed control, in the latest military takeover in the region.
Climate Change Is an Ally of Jihadists in Africa
The coup in Niger is just the latest, and probably not the last. Across the Sahel, African nations are falling to military dictatorships.
Africa map shows which Ecowas countries could invade Niger
The west African bloc set a deadline of Sunday for the coup leaders in Niger to relinquish power.
Africa war fears grow as Niger prepares troops for Ecowas invasion
A member of the junta that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum said a "foreign power" was preparing to intervene in the West African country.
War looms over West Africa as Niger coup deadline arrives
A coalition of West African nations has set an August 6 deadline for the new military junta in Niger to step down or face possible force.
Is Niger coup a proxy war between Russia and the West? What we know
General Abdourahamane Tiani's removal of President Mohamed Bazoum has prompted uncertainty across West Africa.
Putin ready to give out free weapons as Niger tensions boil over
"Bilateral ties between Russia and Burkina Faso have traditionally been friendly," Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a statement this month.
U.S. troops face uncertainty in Niger as Wagner seeks to capitalize on coup
Yevgeny Prigozhin's group may "pose a threat to U.S. operations" Catrina Doxsee of the Center for Strategic and International Studies told Newsweek.
If Iranians Are Nostalgic, It Isn't for the Shah's Brutality
Iranians have been struggling for democratic change since 1905 and have a rich history of organizing nationwide to get it.
Did Niger military tell Biden to use money for U.S. homeless? What we know
Over the weekend, soldiers in Niger claimed to have taken over the government and placed General Abdourahmane Tchiani in charge.
America's Awkward History With Coups
The U.S. likes to think of itself as a global defender of democratic governance worldwide—the reality is far messier.
What Vladimir Putin Gets Wrong About the West and What It May Cost Him
Russian President Vladimir Putin has frequently claimed that the West is seeking the breakup of Russia. Even for those Russians who are squeamish about Putin's war in Ukraine, this is a powerful rationale for continuing the war.
Prigozhin promises new "victories" for Wagner Group
The vague statement comes as the Wagner Group leader has sought refuge in Belarus.
Putin's speech sparks more confusion amid Russian turmoil
The speech was billed by a close Putin adviser as one that would "determine the fate of Russia."
Putin makes surprising comparison after Wagner mutiny
Russian President Vladimir Putin referred to a coup attempt by his own nation's mercenaries as "treason."
Chinese media warns Wagner revolt harms Putin's "political stability"
Chinese Communist Party propaganda outlets referred to the rebellion as a "deadly fire," emphasizing how unprecedented Prigozhin's actions were.
Could the Brief Russia Mutiny Foreshadow a Ukraine Endgame?
Moscow is the world capital of smoke and mirrors, which is why the odd events of recent days may amount to more than meets the eye.
Putin Has Only Himself to Blame for Wagner Mess
The fact that this rivalry between Prigozhin and the Russian Defense Ministry leadership was allowed to occur and get worse for months is Putin's own fault.
Kremlin faces "mutiny" as "coup attempt" declared: Former Russian commander
Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has recently issued harsh criticisms of the Russian military's handling of the Ukraine invasion.
Wagner boss may seek to replace Putin in coup attempt: Political analyst
"If I was Prigozhin, and I was looking at this situation, I realize that I am becoming really a center of power," analyst Jason Jay Smart said to Newsweek.
Who is Matthew Tyrmand? Project Veritas board member under scrutiny
The former Wall Street trader has been accused by some of leading a coup to remove the organization's founder, James O'Keefe.
Russian coup could give Putin advantages he desperately needs
The Russian president has been accused of plotting to overthrow Moldova's government.