"Journalist Antoine Glaser discusses the complex situation in Niger and the changing dynamics between France and Africa. He argues that France has failed to adapt to Africa's globalization and the rise of other global powers, leading to a decline in its influence in the region. Glaser suggests that France's military presence is seen as a root problem and has resulted in anti-French sentiments. He also highlights the social and economic problems in African countries and the need for African governments to take responsibility. Glaser criticizes France's approach towards Africa, stating that it has imposed its own culture and values without understanding the cultural context. He emphasizes the importance of genuinely engaging with Africa and learning from its diversity. Glaser discusses the historical relationship between France and African leaders and the role of France in African politics. He mentions the decline of French influence and the need for France to attract young African talent. Finally, Glaser discusses the possibility of a military intervention in Niger and the potential consequences. He believes that it is time for Africa to solve its own problems without relying on Western paternalism and to assert its autonomy on the international stage." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFSXbofgBCo