Somali Piracy Is Back – Fuelled By Political Turmoil, Aid Cuts And The Iran War
The Oasis Reporters June 10, 2026 Anja Shortland, King’s College London and
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Want To Stop Somali Piracy? Build Better Roads
The Oasis Reporters June 9, 2026 Anja Shortland, King’s College London and Federico
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Mozambique Relies On Rwanda’s Troops To Fight Terrorism: What Happens If They Leave?
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 Kaitlyn Rabe, The Ohio State University Rwanda has
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Rick Turner And Steve Biko Were Leading Liberation Thinkers In 1970s South Africa – Why Their Ideas Still Matter
T Michael Onyebuchi Eze, California State University, Fresno Steve Biko was undoubtedly the most influential South African liberation struggle
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US Military Is Leaving Niger Even Less Secure: Why It Didn’t Succeed In Combating Terrorism
The Oasis Reporters August 4, 2024 Olayinka Ajala, Leeds Beckett University The United
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Development Aid Cuts Will Hit Fragile Countries Hard, Could Fuel Violent Conflict
The Oasis Reporters November 17, 2023 Patricia Justino, United Nations University and
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What My 20 Years In Afghanistan Taught Me About The Taliban – And How The West Consistently Underestimates Them
The Oasis Reporters August 29, 2023 The author has an evening cuppa
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What Makes Peace Talks Successful? The 4 Factors That Matter
The Oasis Reporters June 17, 2023 Daniel Slim/AFP via Getty Images Philipp Kastner, The University
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Why Fanon Continues To Resonate More Than Half A Century After Algeria’s Independence
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2023 Algerian actors reenact the Algerian war against France
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How Coastal West Africa Can Stem The Jihadist Wave
The Oasis Reporters September 22, 2022 Niger soldiers conduct a simulated mounted patrol.Eric Holman/Wikimedia Commons
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