How US Remote Warfare in Somalia Fuels a Quiet Air War
In coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) conducted a targeted airstrike against al-Shabaab militants near Sablaale.
Why Haitian Mobilization Against Foreign Occupation Persists
Delve into history to understand Haiti’s resistance to foreign intervention, from the 1915 US occupation and MINUSTAH to modern militarized proxy forces.
Why Nigeria Is Fighting Big Tech Over AI Digital Sovereignty
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How the Ebola Poverty Crisis in Congo Threatens Millions
The rapidly spreading Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Congo threatens to drain $3.6 billion from the African economy and push nearly one million into poverty.
What Drives Sudan War and Regional Hunger Roots?
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Why Are Haitian Migrants Facing Mass Deportation Today?
An in-depth look at the historical roots of Haitian mass deportations and how the global diaspora is mobilizing to fight systemic exclusion.
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