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Terrorist groups are experimenting with AI to spread their ideology and make attacks more deadly. But security professionals are finding that the tool is just as valuable when used to protect citizens from these groups.

“AI-powered surveillance tools can track terrorist movements, ...


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Women living under the yoke of al-Shabaab terrorists suffer from abuse, coercion and severe social isolation. But a new report shows that they also play key roles in many of the group’s deadly attacks.

Across Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda, women are being recruited ...


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Methamphetamine cooks supplied by Mexican drug cartels have been discovered working at several drug laboratories in Africa over the past two years.

Several arrests, including Nigeria’s largest-ever meth bust in May, have occurred as Mexico’s Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels expand their operations under a franchise-style business model. The c...


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Piloting a drone, award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker Edem Srem flies high above polluted waterways in his native Ghana to show the scale of environmental devastation from illegal gold mining, known locally as galamsey. The land is pock-marked with large and small mining pits filled with water tha...


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A string of devastating attacks by Sahelian terror groups in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have shown Russian mercenaries’ inability to provide security. Now, Russia appears to be pivoting to an alternate strategy.

Joseph Siegle, director of research at the Africa Center for Strateg...


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