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Are online scam centres in Southeast Asia merely a form of digital crime, or do they fundamentally rely on control of physical movement across conflic...
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Examining how instability damages the natural environment and how environmental conditions, shaped by natural and human‑driven change, influence confl...
What role have civilian self-defence groups played in northeastern Nigeria during the Boko Haram insurgency – and why has it been so often overlooked?...