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The Nigeria Precedent: Why Degrading One Group Won’t Secure Mali✓

Seven months into an air campaign against ISWAP and Boko Haram, Nigeria’s broader insecurity crisis remains largely untouched. As Washington weighs a similar strike option against JNIM in Mali, the Nigeria case raises hard questions about what airpower can actually buy.

Sahel: How Gold and Jihadist Violence Are Redrawing the Guinea-Mali Border$

Along the Guinea-Mali border, jihadist violence and a fast-moving gold economy are colliding to reshape security, trade and governance. In the Siguiri-Kourémalé corridor, formal border controls, informal crossings and illicit mining networks are all pulling the region in different directions.

OCP’s Sulfur Shock Exposes the Weak Link in Morocco’s Fertilizer Empire$

How a company thousands of miles from the Hormuz is feeling the squeeze as disruptions in the strait push up fertilizer, fuel, and freight costs across global supply chains. A distant geopolitical shock became a direct hit to OCP’s sulfur supplies and margins.

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The Nigeria Precedent: Why Degrading One Group Won’t Secure Mali✓

Sahel: How Gold and Jihadist Violence Are Redrawing the Guinea-Mali Border$

OCP’s Sulfur Shock Exposes the Weak Link in Morocco’s Fertilizer Empire$

Behind the Algeria-Mali Rapprochement: Security, Trade and a Sahel Reorder$

The Nigeria Precedent: Why Degrading One Group Won’t Secure Mali✓

Sahel: How Gold and Jihadist Violence Are Redrawing the Guinea-Mali Border$

OCP’s Sulfur Shock Exposes the Weak Link in Morocco’s Fertilizer Empire$

Morocco’s Deficit Widens in Trade With Turkey$

Algeria and Niger Restore Ties, Signaling a Shift in Sahel Diplomacy$

French Interior Minister Renews Dialogue with Algeria$

Nigeria: More than 160 people killed in Muslim communities in Kwara State$

Moroccan pharmacy unions push back against proposed ownership reforms$

Egypt Names New Defense Minister in Reshuffle Amid Regional Strain$

Niger: Roadside Bomb Kills Civilians Near Baroua in Diffa Region$

Morocco Allegations Reignite Spain’s Pegasus Debate$

Egypt and Turkey Test Pragmatic Rapprochement After Years of Estrangement$

Egypt Deepens Defense-Industrial Engagement With China$

Southern Libya Boils Over: Three Haftar Soldiers Killed in Border Raid Near Niger$

Tunisia Appeals Court Extends Rached Ghannouchi’s Prison Term by 20 Years$

With Saif al-Islam Killed, Gaddafi Dynasty’s Political Ambitions All But Collapse$

Morocco Reassures Public on King Mohammed VI’s Mechanical Lumbosciatica$

Agriculture: Drought‑Hit 2025 Season Leaves Morocco More Dependent on Cereal Imports, According to FAO$

French Prosecutors Target Ex-Algerian Minister in Corruption Case Tied to Sonatrach and the ICJ$

Algeria’s 2,000‑Kilometer Mining Corridor: Rail, Iron Ore, and the Road to the Mediterranean$

Sudan Conflict: Egypt’s Military Escalation After the Fall of El‑Fasher$

Niger Airport Attack Deepens Sahel’s Security and Diplomatic Strains$

Defense: Mauritania and Spain Use Naval Exercises to Bolster Atlantic Maritime Security$

UAE Regional Influence Under Strain Amid Sudan, Libya, Yemen, and Maghreb Frictions$

Algeria Expands Core Infrastructure Investment Across Core Sectors$

Algerian Supporters Face Charges in Morocco$

Inside the US Decision to Target Specific Muslim Brotherhood Branches$

Egypt Moves to Shore Up Somalia as Regional Alignments Shift in the Horn of Africa$

Morocco’s Lawyers Push Back Against Proposed Changes to Bar Governance$

Mali: Gold Mining Site in Sikasso Region Hit by Armed Group$

Sahel: Jihadist Attack Kills Local Prefect in Southwestern Niger$

Flashpoints: How Emirati and Qatari Competition Is Redrawing the Red Sea Map$