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How questions of sovereignty and security are fueling instability in the Sahel

  • Chad ended military cooperation with France in November, marking another major shift in the regional power balance
  • Withdrawal of Western forces could lead to greater sovereignty, but might also leave states vulnerable to insurgencies
By Jonathan Lessware ·

US military completes withdrawal from junta-ruled Niger

By AP ·

EU condemns jihadist massacre in Burkina Faso

By AFP ·

Extremists from Africa’s Sahel cross into Nigeria’s north

By AP ·

Sahel crisis: UN refugee agency wants ‘immediate international action’

By AFP ·
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Why Daesh and its affiliates are on the march in Africa’s Sahel and beyond

By ROBERT BOCIAGA ·

Niger, Mali, Burkina creating joint force to fight worsening jihadi insurgency

By AFP - Reuters ·

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