Tensions are rising between Mali and the U.S, after Mali imposed a visa bond of up to $10,000 for visitors from the United States. This move mirrors similar policies by the US for Malians and other citizens from African nations. Analysts say Mali's actions are an example of Africa’s growing assertiveness in diplomatic dealings with the West.
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