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    Drongo Company: Can Washington’s new PSYOP unit win back African trust?

    By Ibrahima Diallo
    October 7, 2026
    In mid-July, the US Army activated Delta Company of the 7th Psychological Operations (PSYOP) Battalion under 3rd Special Forces Group. The unit has taken ...
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    The Salvador Pass: How a Nameless Desert Gap Became a Battleground for Libya’s Warlords

    By Habib Badawi
    October 2, 2026
    A failed prisoner exchange in Niger has revealed a complex network of Libyan, Nigerien, Chadian, and Russian interests converging on one of the Sahara’s ...
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  • Debating IdeasNigerPolitics

    Beyond the Fighter Jets: What Algeria’s Deployment to Niger Really Signals

    By Habib Badawi
    September 7, 2026
    Four Algerian Su-30 fighters touched down in Niamey on 30 August 2026, trailed by an aerial refueling aircraft. A day earlier, mutinous soldiers — ...
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  • Burkina FasoDebating IdeasMaliNigerPolitics

    The Coup Costs More Than the Corruption It Claims to Fix

    By Seydou Ouattara
    August 17, 2026
    Since 2020, soldiers have seized power in Mali, Guinea, Sudan, Burkina Faso (twice), Niger, and Gabon. In every case, the announcement has followed the ...
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  • Debating IdeasNigerPolitics

    The Beijing of It All: Africa’s Development Terms Are No Longer Written in Washington or Brussels

    By Wanjiku Wanjohi
    August 13, 2026
    In the period that followed decolonisation, Africa’s development landscape continued to be shaped by Western partnerships. By the late 1990s and early 2000s, this ...
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    Benin’s New President Seeks New Outreach to Togo and Niger

    By Alec Soltes
    June 24, 2026
    On May 24, 2026, former Beninese finance minister under the outgoing president Patrice Talon, Romuald Wadagni, was sworn into office as the President of ...
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  • Debating IdeasEthiopiaMaliNigerPolitics

    Ukraine Is Coming to Africa. But Did Anyone Ask Africa?

    By Sergey Eledinov
    April 22, 2026
    On 25 March 2026, a high-level interagency coordination meeting took place at Ukraine’s Presidential Office, chaired by Kyrylo Budanov. The subject was the expansion ...
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  • African ArgumentsBurkina FasoCongo-KinshasaDebating IdeasMaliNigerPolitics

    Why African Borderlands Keep Burning

    By Olivier Walther and Steven Radil
    April 15, 2026
    Dr Olivier Walther and Dr Steven Radil share findings from their ongoing research on African borderlands including a forthcoming article in Applied Geography. Africa’s margins ...
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    ClimateNigerPoliticsTop story

    Niger resists in the crosshairs of sanctions and climate catastrophe

    By Pavan Kulkarni
    January 15, 2025
    How is Niger enduring the consequences of unprecedented floods last year that devastated an economy already crippled by sanctions? In the aftermath of the ...
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  • Coup in NigerEditor's PicksNiger

    Niger: The resource politics of a post-colonial revolt

    By Mohamed Kheir Omer
    August 15, 2023
    Françafrique, the opaque independence deal that supplied Africa’s resources to France, is being dismantled one coup at a time. Is Yevgeny Prigozhin the new ...
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