The Sahel region of north Africa may be understood as “one region, many crises.” This statement is taken from a paper first published in 2013 by...
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The United States is winding down its military operations in Niger ahead of a mid-September deadline agreed with the country’s ruling military junta. The landlocked nation in west Africa recently announced it was ending military cooperation with the US after 11 years. This was after the military in Niger overthrew the country’s democratically elected president. […] The post US military is leaving Niger even less secure: why it didn’t succeed in combating terrorism appeared first on defenceWeb.
The Sahel region of north Africa may be understood as “one region, many crises.” This statement is taken from a paper first published in 2013 by...
The 22nd Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff, LIEUTENANT GENERAL TAOREED ABIODUN LAGBAJA recently delivered a lecture at the Third Strategic Counter...
Last week, the United States officially withdrew its troops from Niger, ending 11 years of defense cooperation. The US had operated large military...
The U.S. military said on Monday it had completed its withdrawal from Niger.
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IN a candid discussion on X, formerly called Twitter, Kyle Maloney, co-founder of Tech Beach, captured a sentiment that resonates with many in our...
Four points of the Ukrainian Victory Plan by Zelenskyy raise many questions. How the West will work with this plan? This question and more were...
Four points of the Ukrainian Victory Plan by Zelenskyy raise many questions. How the West will work with this plan? This question and more were...