Understanding women’s role in illicit activities is key to reducing their likelihood of becoming associated with violent extremists.
Mistrust between AES and ECOWAS countries must be overcome to enable intelligence sharing and security cooperation.
Attacks using improvised explosive devices are among the deadliest. They require flexible responses that match terror groups’ changing tactics.
Togo’s successive crises have been driven by conflicts relating to presidential term limits and democratic power transfers.
Authorities should consult communities on how to break the ties between smugglers, hunters and violent extremist groups.
This report explores how violent extremists in northern Benin use illicit activities to finance and grow their operations.
Civilians can help defeat violent extremists, but their continued support depends on authorities guaranteeing their safety.
After a four-year absence, the opposition contested January’s polls – the most inclusive since Talon became president.
Lessons learnt from Niger's DDRRR programme must inform stabilisation efforts nationally and in the Lake Chad basin region.
Investing in girls’ education from an early age is essential for building their resilience and financial independence.
Whether voluntary or forced, women play a central role in the operations of violent extremist groups.
Political exclusion ahead of the vote is a strategy by incumbents in West Africa to guarantee re-election.
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