Can Democracy Win Over West Africa’s Military Juntas? – OpEd
West Africa is now facing a whirlwind of military takeovers. From Mali’s 2020 putsch to the recent tremors in Niger, these coups have
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Author: Komlan Avoulete
Komlan Avoulete is a Sahel researcher and geopolitical analyst who specializes in African affairs, US-Africa relations, France-Africa relations, and Conflict Analysis. His work can also be found in publications such as Foreign Policy Research Institute, International Policy Digest, Eurasia Review, The Week (UK), and Le Rubicon. Komlan holds a Master's degree in Diplomacy and International Relations with a focus on African security, and his fluency in English, French, and Ewe allows him to navigate the complexities of the region.
Website: https://www.komlanavoulete.com
Articles by Komlan Avoulete :
Can Africa’s Diaspora Alter The Continent’s Future Stability Landscape? – Analysis
The attempted coup in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on May 19, 2024, was not just another failed power grab. It
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Could Togo’s New Constitution Jeopardize Its Stability? – Analysis
(FPRI) — Togo’s political landscape has undergone a significant shift with the adoption of a new constitution on March 25,
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Togo’s New Constitution: Strengthening Sovereignty Or Consolidation Of Power? – OpEd
Togo’s political landscape undergoes another significant shift with the adoption of a new constitution. This revision, enacted on March 25,
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Togo Is Walking A Tightrope In Gaza – OpEd
In recent years, Togo has emerged as a pivotal force for peace in Africa, underpinned by a commitment to diplomacy, dialogue, and
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Can West Africa Survive The Coup In Niger? – Analysis
On July 26, a military junta seized power in Niger. The junta arrested the democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum and suspended the
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Togo Offers Washington A Diplomatic Win If It Takes It – Analysis
Togo and the United States boast a long-standing history of bilateral relations, harking back to 1960 when Togo severed ties
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France Is Running Out Of Pressure Points In Francophone Africa – OpEd
As a new international order emerges, France faces growing challenges from its former African colonies. Several of them are seeking to reduce
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Uganda Passes Another Anti-Gay Bill – OpEd
In March, Uganda’s parliament passed sweeping anti-LGBTQ legislation with strict new penalties for homosexuality. The legislation proscribes “the death penalty in cases
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Togo Has A Jihadi Problem – Analysis
On May 13, the West African country of Togo experienced its first deadly terrorist attack. According to the government, jihadists killed eight
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