The Women Inside ISCAP: Governance, Coercion, and Insurgent Sustainability
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Developments in the Sahel: An Interview with Wassim Nasr, Journalist, France24; Senior Research Fellow, Soufan Center
Wassim Nasr is a French journalist who has been monitoring jihadi groups for more than a decade for the French news outlet France24 in French, English, and Arabic. He has conducted multiple investigations and interviews
Will growing Israel-Somaliland ties deepen Red Sea rivalries?
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Fano Disrupts Ethiopian Elections; IS Resurgence in Northern Somalia
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The Middle East War Will Reshape Africa’s Democratic Trajectory
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Au Burkina Faso, l’imam Kindo interpellé après avoir critiqué la junte d’Ibrahim Traoré
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Au Burkina Faso, la junte suspend la principale organisation estudiantine et arrête son leader
L’Ugeb avait dénoncé « les violations des libertés démocratiques, syndicales et politiques au nom de la lutte contre le terrorisme ». Son président, Wilfried Bazo, a été arrêté par un groupe d’individus non identifiés habillés
This African Leader Has a Diamond-Rich Deal for Trump
With President Donald Trump’s recent trip to China reinforcing the significance of global competition for resources, the head of a diamond-rich African nation that recently discovered rare earth and critical mineral deposits is looking to
Ethiopia and Eritrea are on the brink of war again
Eight years into Abiy Ahmed’s tenure as prime minister, Ethiopia’s regional conflicts are intensifying and threatening national unity. The northern Tigray region risks renewed war. Since February, Addis Ababa has redeployed federal troops there, flights
Turkey’s intelligence chief declares Africa a strategic priority
Ibrahim Kalin says intelligence diplomacy delivering results from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa as Ankara deepens its trade and military ties with the continent Turkey is prioritising Africa, where strategic competition is accelerating,