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Military Coup in Niger: The Legacies of Colonialism and the US War on Terror Warrant a New Approach to Security in West Africa

  • August 31, 2023

The Republic of Niger is grappling with yet another military coup.  The key players in the unfolding drama include not just domestic military forces, but also the not-so-invisible influence of international powers. A legacy of French colonialism and the United…

Categories: Africa, Human Rights, International Policy

What’ll it be: Settlement or Nuclear Annihilation?

  • February 28, 2023

As the unrelenting war in Ukraine grinds continuously and more deeply into the proxy war it has been from the start, another danger lurks: nuclear war. Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his country’s nuclear forces put on “special alert.”…

Categories: Europe, Human Rights, International Policy
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