Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel In The News 18 Jun 2021 Deploying counterterror forces [in the Sahel region] has wiped out some leaders but failed to defeat or contain the threat. Instead, there has been a rise in authoritaria... Washington Post Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel 1 Apr 2021 Putting a bounty on militant leaders’ heads, these types of policy moves, make negotiations and outreach [in Burkina Faso] quite a bit harder. Foreign Policy Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel 30 Mar 2021 What needs to be done right now is not wiping out terrorists, it needs to be building links between central states and rural communities [in Burkina Faso] Politico Europe Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel 11 Apr 2020 The problem, in Niger’s case, is that policies aimed at disrupting trafficking in the north could inadvertently end up fueling instability. Washington Post Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel 29 Mar 2020 [...] French counterterrorism mimics U.S. counterterrorism of 15 years ago. In the Sahel, the Americans have already realized this is a losing battle. New York Times Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel 4 Nov 2019 The main fault-line for conflict in the Mali-Niger border has shifted. A year ago, it was drawn between communities. Now it lies between militants loosely fighting under ... Twitter Hannah Armstrong Former Senior Consulting Analyst, Sahel Latest Updates Commentary / Africa 27 July 2021 Turkey in the Sahel Also available in Français Op-Ed / Africa 05 June 2020 « Au Niger, l’option militaire face à l’Etat islamique doit s’accompagner d’un projet politique » Q&A / Africa 13 December 2019 Behind the Jihadist Attack in Niger's Inates Also available in Français Commentary / Middle East & North Africa 25 April 2018 The Youth Movement in Sahrawi Refugee Camps