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Thank you. participants, not of Rojewish news. Look, the whole area, starting with Central African Republic, then Mali, then Burkina Faso,

now an easier, maybe Gabon.

It's in a very difficult situation.

And certainly the ministers, today, defense ministers

and tomorrow for Ranga first ministers,

have to have a deep thought on what is going on there

and how we can improve our policy in respect to these countries.

This is a big issue for Europe.

That was the raucous sound of a coup unfolding in Gabon this week.

And that was followed by the European Union's foreign policy chief,

Yosep Barrel, talking about a growing trend of coups in African countries. Just what this

unstable situation means for these mineral-rich countries and the wider world is the focus of

this week's newsroom. Welcome back to the Newsroom, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking News,

where a columnist from around the world talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host,

Amy Donnellin, coming to you from London. First, it was Niger and now it's Gabon. These countries

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