Attacks using improvised explosive devices are among the deadliest. They require flexible responses that match terror groups’ changing tactics.
This report identifies four types of kidnapping closely linked to conflict dynamics and violent extremist group expansion.
This seminar explores the nexus between armed groups and illegal economic activities, focusing on Benin and Mali.
New ISS research shows how violent extremists in northern Benin and northern Côte d'Ivoire obtain resources for their activities.
Authorities should consult communities on how to break the ties between smugglers, hunters and violent extremist groups.
This report explores how violent extremists in northern Benin use illicit activities to finance and grow their operations.
Civilians can help defeat violent extremists, but their continued support depends on authorities guaranteeing their safety.
New research findings from three countries show how communities deal with armed conflict and illicit economies.
After a four-year absence, the opposition contested January’s polls – the most inclusive since Talon became president.
ECOWAS is partnering with civil society on developing and delivering effective responses to threats in the region.
A better understanding of how violent extremism expands could help avoid costly mistakes.
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