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Chadians living in France and Germany have demonstrated against French air strikes supporting Chad's long-time autocratic leader Idriss Deby. The February 3 strikes were aimed at preventing an armed Libyan group from overthrowing the president. Instead, they aroused well-known accusations of French interference in African politics.
French authorities defended the strikes against Chadian rebels, insisting that it was Deby himself who invited them.
But Paris exceeds the mark? And President Emmanuel Macron hopes to restore the fragile relationship between France and Africa in ruins?
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