Jihadism in the Sahel will reach record figures this year, after attacks in recent months in countries like Mali. It will do so in a scenario marked by the weakness of the states to contain armed groups and by the erosion of Western counter-terrorism strategies. The situation contrasts with the context of 25 years ago, when the attacks of 11 September led the United States to declare the so-called "global war on terrorism." Since then, jihadist …
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Jihadism in the Sahel will reach record figures this year, after attacks in recent months in countries like Mali. It will do so in a scenario marked by the weakness of the states to contain armed groups and by the erosion of Western counter-terrorism strategies. The situation contrasts with the context of 25 years ago, when the attacks of 11 September led the United States to declare the so-called "global war on terrorism." Since then, jihadist …