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In its quest to expand beyond North East Nigeria, JAS–ISWAP clashes aren’t in the global terror group’s interests.
With their leading roles regionally and in the G20 and COP30, a Brazil-South Africa partnership could prompt useful south-south ties.
Instead of serving as shields for Europe, African countries should pursue a common approach that puts their citizens first.
Despite pre-election rhetoric, long-standing principles and regional realities will likely guide international relations.
Economic mismanagement has stripped citizens’ trust in the government and threatens the new currency’s viability.
As in 2022, elections could again be postponed. What should the proposed dialogue do differently to break the cycle?
Mass defections crippled JAS, one of two Boko Haram factions, but the same fate is unlikely to befall ISWAP.
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