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Climate change, food insecurity and violent extremism in the Sahel: Reflections on the nexus under the new political dynamics

Climate change, food insecurity and violent extremism in the Sahel: Reflections on the nexus under the new political dynamics

Climate change, food insecurity and violent extremism in the Sahel: Reflections on the nexus under the new political dynamics

Blog November 15, 2022
With the recent coup in Burkina Faso, the political turmoil in the country has made headlines. However, in the Sahel region of Africa, political instability has been an ongoing affair
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