The Jihadist Wars

Recent Taliban gains and the rapid withdrawal of foreign troops risk triggering a multi-front, multi-party conflict.

Washington’s decision to end its occupation risks tearing the fragile threads keeping the South Asian country from descending into another civil war.

A rebel offensive is inching toward the country's capital, which has also seen a surge in violent protests.

The unexpected loss of Chad’s longtime president will exacerbate security crises along its borders and undermine France’s Sahel strategy.

The seizure of Palma marks a turning point in the jihadist threat to Mozambique, putting the country's financial future at risk.

France's failure to stabilize the region will make it difficult to reduce its counterterrorism operations without triggering more violence.

Militants in Mozambique will continue to gain ground near the liquified natural gas (LNG) park under construction in the country’s north until the government deems the economic and political threat large enough to warrant foreign support.

In this Essential Geopolitics podcast from Stratfor, a RANE company, Emily Donahue gets a rundown from global security analyst Thomas Abi-Hanna on the top terror threats Stratfor and RANE are monitoring in 2021.

The move will undermine efforts to consolidate federal control of restive Somalian provinces, and compound security woes amid a U.S. drawdown.