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  • The image depicts a scene of armed soldiers in a public area. The soldiers are wearing camouflage uniforms and helmets, some with face coverings, and are equipped with rifles. In the background, there are additional soldiers on a vehicle. The atmosphere appears to be tense, with a gathering of civilians present as well, some taking photographs. There are trees and buildings in the background, suggesting an urban setting. Overall, the scene conveys a strong military presence. Burkina Faso. The State’s Production of Violence Tanguy Quidelleur · 9 May
  • The image depicts a communal setting, likely a gathering or an event. In the foreground, a woman, dressed in a white top and a patterned shawl, raises her hands as if in prayer or meditation, demonstrating a moment of reverence or reflection. She appears focused and engaged in her spiritual practice. In the background, a variety of people are present, including individuals standing and others seated, indicating a diverse group participating in this activity. The interior of the space has wooden beams and a rustic charm, illuminated by soft lighting. The overall atmosphere seems to be one of community and spiritual connection. From the U.S. to Nigeria: How a ‘Christian Genocide’ Narrative Is Being Manufactured Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos · 2 May
  • The image depicts a barren landscape characterized by a vast, empty stretch of land, likely a desert or arid region. The foreground features a dirt road that leads into the distance, flanked by dry, flat terrain. The sky overhead is clear and blue, creating a stark contrast with the earthy tones of the ground. The overall scene conveys a sense of isolation and openness, typical of remote, dry environments. Hostage, witnesses, journalist: Olivier Dubois Talks about AI-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb Nathalie Prévost · 27 January
  • The image depicts a group of military personnel gathered in a semi-dark environment, likely during dusk. They are standing in front of several military vehicles, which appear to be armored and equipped for operational purposes. A leader, possibly giving a briefing or instructions, is positioned in front of the group. The scene conveys a sense of preparation or briefing before a mission or operation. The setting indicates a desert-like terrain, typical for military exercises or deployments in such environments. Who are These “Jihadists” Who Are Defeating the French Army in the Sahel? Rémi Carayol · October 2024
  • The image depicts a military scene in a desert environment. In the foreground, a soldier wearing a helmet and sunglasses is holding an assault rifle, looking serious and vigilant. Behind him, there are other soldiers and military vehicles, including an armored personnel carrier. The background shows a clear blue sky with some greenery and sand, indicating a remote and arid location. The overall atmosphere suggests a sense of readiness and military operations. French Soldiers in the Sahel: A Barely Repressed Colonial Unconscious Rémi Carayol · October 2024
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