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The week of 7 Nov to 13 Nov · Compared with the world

Mali

The zeitgeist this week

What stands out in Mali’s news is Startups and building things (3.8%, 11× the world). The news sounds brighter than usual.

Mali’s zeitgeist, by theme

Each theme’s share of its news this week · Select a theme to see what’s inside it · How it’s counted

Mood

How the news sounds, and how people say they feel

What each theme makes the news feel

Leaders and great powersMixed +0.2

Calmer than the average news, no feeling stands out

  • Anxiety0.9×
  • Fear0.8×
  • Anger0.9×
  • Sadness1.0×
Wars and securityNegative −2.1

Mostly anger, 2.0× the average

  • Anxiety1.6×
  • Fear1.1×
  • Anger2.0×
  • Sadness1.0×
Crime and justiceNegative −5.8

Mostly fear, 1.8× the average

  • Anxiety0.8×
  • Fear1.8×
  • Anger1.6×
  • Sadness0.7×

Each bar compares a feeling with the average news here; the tick marks the average.

How the news sounds

Brighter than usual

Tone +0.33 · usual −0.16

  • Anxiety1.2× usual
  • Fear0.9× usual
  • Anger0.9× usual
  • Sadness1.0× usual
News · 542 · Indicative

Mali · The week of 7 Nov to 13 Nov

Seen from inside and outside

How the world sees this country this week: the news abroad, pictures and videos.

Mali, officially the Republic of Mali, is a landlocked country in West Africa. It is the eighth-largest country in Africa and the 23rd largest country in the world, with an area of 1,240,192 square kilometres (478,841 sq mi). It is bordered to the north by Algeria, to the east by Niger, to the northwest by Mauritania, to the south by Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast, and to the west by Guinea and Senegal. The population is about 25.20 million, 47.19% of which are estimated to be under age 15 in 2024. Its capital and largest city is Bamako.

From Wikipedia: Mali · CC BY-SA 4.0

Pictures

  • Griots of Sambala, king of Médina (Fula people, Mali), 1890. Photo by Joannès Barbier.
    Griots of Sambala, king of Médina (Fula people, Mali), 1890. Photo by Joannès Barbier.Pierre-Georges Jeanniot (gravure) [ 1 ] M. Barbier (photograph from which gravu… · Public domain
  • Members of the National Committee for the Salvation of the People, September 2020
    Members of the National Committee for the Salvation of the People, September 2020Kassim Traoré / VOA · Public domain
  • A market scene in Djenné
    A market scene in DjennéFerdinand Reus from Arnhem, Holland · CC BY-SA 2.0
  • Fulani children in Mali
    Fulani children in MaliFerdinand Reus from Arnhem, Holland · CC BY-SA 2.0
  • An entrance to the Djinguereber mosque
    An entrance to the Djinguereber mosqueupyernoz from Haverford, USA · CC BY 2.0
  • High school students in Kati
    High school students in KatiCC BY 2.5

Photos from Wikipedia’s articles, on Wikimedia Commons

Mali · The week of 7 Nov to 13 Nov

Who’s in the news

The people and organizations named in the most news stories about this place this week.

People

  1. Donald Trump

    9 stories

  2. Ampem Darkoa

    6 stories

  3. Elon Musk

    New

    5 stories

  4. Antonio Guterres

    New

    4 stories

  5. Benni McCarthy

    New

    4 stories

  6. Nicolas Jackson

    New

    4 stories

  7. Aboubacar Sidibe

    New

    3 stories

  8. Atlas Lions

    New

    3 stories

Organizations

  1. African Union

    4 stories

Names found in the news by the GDELT Project

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