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Since our last series of reports focusing on the security landscape in West Africa, instability has worsened, violence has propagated, and regional governance is at risk of collapsing.
This four-report series will examine the region’s problems thematically, with this first report setting out the case for why the region is important and how a failing Nigeria, the region’s largest state, is setting the conditions for wider regional failure.
Since our last series of reports focusing on the security landscape in West Africa, instability has worsened, violence has propagated, and regional governance is at risk of collapsing.
In the past 18 months alone, the region has seen military coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad and Guinea, with a failed coup attempt in Niger and Guinea-Bissau, and several high-profile bandit and terror attacks, with insecurity proliferating across national borders.
This four-report series will examine the region’s problems thematically, with this first report setting out the case for why the region is important and how a failing Nigeria, the region’s largest state, is setting the conditions for wider regional failure.
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