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ISIS-linked Groups Open Up New Fronts Across Sub-Saharan Africa

Posted By: adminon: June 26, 2021In: De-EscalationTags: BOKO HARAM, Cabo Delgado, ISCAP, ISIS, ISWAP, Sambisa ForestNo CommentsViews:
ISIS-linked Groups Open Up New Fronts Across Sub-Saharan Africa

According to this piece by the UK based The Guardian, “Military victories combined with new alliances and shifts in strategy reinforce militants’ position across much of the continent” Jason... Read more

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Boko Haram’s Eid El Fitr Celebration Video As Indication of Massive Decline of the Jihadists

Posted By: adminon: June 08, 2020In: De-EscalationTags: BOKO HARAM, ISIS, ISWAP, MNJTF, Sambisa Forest, Site International GroupNo CommentsViews:
Boko Haram's Eid El Fitr Celebration Video As Indication of Massive Decline of the Jihadists

By David Otto The recent modus operandi of the terrorist in Northern Nigeria and the Lake Chad Basin indicates that ISIS and Al-Qaeda linked Boko Haram/JAS Abubakar Shekau led faction and Is... Read more

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Al Qaeda and ISIS Teaming Up Into a Unique Threat to West Africa – US Military

Posted By: adminon: February 28, 2020In: FlashbackTags: Al-Qaeda, Centre for Strategic and International Studies, ISIS, Jamaat Nasr Al Islam wal Muslimin, Jean-Yves Le Drian, NIC, ‘IS in the Greater Sahara’No CommentsViews:
Al Qaeda and ISIS Teaming Up Into a Unique Threat to West Africa - US Military

The alarm bells are ringing again to the effect that West African countries combating transnational terrorism face a terrorism threat unique to the region in contrast to other parts of the w... Read more

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After Boko Haram

Posted By: adminon: December 21, 2018In: De-EscalationTags: IMN, Interpol, ISIS, Lake Chad Basin Commission, PPSC, SAP, USIPNo CommentsViews:
After Boko Haram

The Boko Haram insurgency is one theme about which all angles needs to be continuously explored. This is what this publication by the United States Institute of Peace, (USIP), is trying to d... Read more

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Nigerian Military Chiefs Get Tenure Extension

Posted By: adminon: December 18, 2017In: NewsLogTags: AQIM, BOKO HARAM, C-in-C, ISIS, Minister of DefenceNo CommentsViews:
Nigerian Military Chiefs Get Tenure Extension

A few days after declaring that the West African sub-region might be under siege from transnational jihadi groups such as Boko Haram, Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, (AQIM), ISIS, etc, the... Read more

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London and ‘Danger From Nowhere’: Lessons for Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: June 04, 2017In: FlashbackTags: 'Third World', 'Threat from Nowhere', Deterritorialisation, Globalisation, ISIS, London, ManchesterNo CommentsViews:
London and ‘Danger From Nowhere’: Lessons for Nigeria

Three attacks of terrorist nature in three months – March, May and June – goes against everything that makes the Western world go round. The Western world oscillates on predictability... Read more

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Donald Trump Should Embrace a Realist Foreign Policy

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 30, 2016In: NewsLogTags: Afghanistan, Chicago, CHINA, DONALD TRUMP, East Asia, Egypt, Europe, Georgia, Germany, India, Iraq, ISIS, John J. Mearsheimer, Libya, Obama, Persian Gulf, Russia, Syria, UK, Ukraine, YemenNo CommentsViews:
Donald Trump Should Embrace a Realist Foreign Policy

Remember John J. Mearsheimer, the University of Chicago’s R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science who wrote, among others, The Tragedy of Great Power Politic... Read more

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Underdeveloped American Democracy

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 11, 2016In: SpectacleTags: America, Angola, Arkansas State, Brazil, British, Canada, CHINA, DONALD TRUMP, HILLARY CLINTON, ISIS, JACOB ZUMA, Mexico, Namibia, Robert Mugabe, SOUTH AFRICA, United Nations, Venezuela, Washington, ZimbabweNo CommentsViews:
Underdeveloped American Democracy

            By Okello Oculi, The notion of the United States of America as an ‘’underdeveloped country’’ was irreverently presented by Ira Sharkansky  to the197... Read more

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Five megachanges that could transform the world

Posted By: Interven4allon: October 10, 2016In: FlashbackTags: AfD, Amsterdam, Andrew McAfee, Asia, Boston, Brexit, Cape Town, Carl Frey, D.C, Ellen Stofan, Erik Brynjolfsson, Europe, Hong Kong, Iran, ISIS, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Michael Osborn, Middle East, Muslims, NASA, New York City, North Africa, Poland, RBC, Russia, San Francisco, Shanghai, St. Petersburg, Sweden, Tokyo, Trumpism, U.S, Venice, WashingtonNo CommentsViews:
Five megachanges that could transform the world

By Darrel West Large-scale change is transforming the world. Many of the beliefs and institutions that used to anchor international and domestic affairs have grown weak. Political and econom... Read more

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Libya’s implosion and what it means for the West

Posted By: Interven4allon: September 12, 2016In: SpectacleTags: Banki-moon, Europe, GNA, ISIS, Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, NOC, NSG, Russia, Syria, United StatesNo CommentsViews:
Libya’s implosion and what it means for the West

  The chaos in the Middle East today is thought to have a clear epicenter: Syria. But as diplomats and policymakers in the United States, Europe, and Russia continue to direct their ene... Read more

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