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Sahel Forests Emerge as Strategic Strongholds in Escalating Militant Insurgency

Dakar-Forests and protected reserves across the Sahel have evolved from temporary refuges into permanent operational bases for Islamist militant groups,

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Deadly Train Bombing Rocks Quetta as Military Personnel Among Victims

Quetta-At least 24 people were killed and more than 50 injured on Sunday when a bomb struck a passenger train

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Sahel armies linked to higher civilian death tolls than jihadists, data indicates

“Widespread deaths of civilians at the hands of government forces could bolster the political legitimacy of militant groups and fuel

Militants kill 10 security personnel in Nigeria ambush, officials say

Abuja— Armed militants ambushed Nigerian security forces responding to a distress call in the northwestern state of Kebbi, killing nine