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State media say two people were killed when police opened fire on a group of demonstraters attempting to storm a police station near Agadir on 1 October, as protests continue to rock Morocco. Two people
Understanding China’s New Counterterrorism Ambitions in Africa
Over the past 20 years, external states have sought to gain influence in Africa by assisting African countries in fighting terrorist groups.1 Beginning with the United States’ entrance into the Sahara and Sahel in the
Seychelles : Une démocratie résiliente avance le progrès économique et la sécurité
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