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Morocco’s Quiet Ascendancy in the Sahel: Subtle Influence and Regional Diplomacy

In an era defined by volatile geopolitics and great power rivalry, one nation is quietly redrawing the diplomatic map of West Africa — not...

The Battle for Africa’s Gray Zones: Russia’s Military Expansion and Washington’s Strategic Retreat

Russia’s naval base in Sudan, situated on the Red Sea, is a calculated geopolitical and geoeconomic move designed to secure a long-term military foothold...

France in Africa: Enough is Enough

“We can be proud of our army; whose modernization is now effective. It is in this context that we have decided on the concerted...

The Alliance of Sahel States: The Road towards Nationalization

Burkina Faso's President Ibrahim Traore said, "We are going to get our mining licenses back, and we are going to mine it ourselves." On 4th...

The stakes of the new crisis between Algeria and the AES regimes

On the night of March 31 to April 1, 2025, the Algerian Ministry of Defense announced that it had shot down a Turkish Bayraktar...

Will the World Finally Dare to Confront the Polisario Threat?

As hybrid threats escalate across the Maghreb and the Sahel, the world can no longer afford to consider the Polisario Front as a benign...

Why Does Daesh in the Sahel Consider Morocco a Key Target?

Morocco, located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Arab world, plays a vital geostrategic role as a cornerstone of regional stability. However,...

Alliance of Sahel States Stepping Forward With Common Economic and Security Aspirations

On January 29, 2025, within rapidly geopolitical changes in West African region, three landlocked countries namely Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, members of the...

Revisiting US-Morocco partnership: Security and development approach in the Sahel region

The US President-elect Donald Trump’s administration might be currently busy aligning foreign policy teams to deal with the wars raging in Ukraine and Gaza...

Security and economic woes plague West Africa, as key elections loom

West Africa and the Sahel continue to grapple with a confluence of political, security and humanitarian crises as countries prepares for pivotal elections in...

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