Nina Wilén

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How Do Women in Niger Crush the Glass Ceiling? – Egmont Institute

Nina Wilén, Nina Soudan

Egmont, Belgium

Belgian Defense Going Tropical: A Return in Focus to Africa

Egmont, Belgium

From the Donbas to Africa: How Returning Fighters Could Fuel a New Mercenary Wave

Sofie Rose, Nina Wilén

Egmont, Belgium

Is Mali’s Military Regime Running out of Gas?

Egmont, Belgium

The Cost of Forgetting Africa in Security Strategy

Egmont, Belgium

What’s Brewing in Benin? Security Collaboration in the Gulf of Guinea

Egmont, Belgium

Three Factors are Behind the Recent Wave of Coups in Africa

Egmont, Belgium

Peacekeeping armies: How the politics of Peace Operations shape military organizations

Paul D. Williams, Nina Wilén

Egmont, Belgium

Procurement by proxy: How Sahelian juntas acquire equipment from ousted security partners

Egmont, Belgium

The legal obligation to prevent genocide in Gaza

Nina Wilén, Claudia Saba

CIDOB, Spain

Values and Interests in Response to Coups

Egmont, Belgium

Have African Coups provoked an Identity Crisis for the EU?

Egmont, Belgium

The Collapse of Western Influence in West Africa Points to Wider Problems

Jack Watling, Nina Wilén

Egmont, Belgium

UN Peacekeeping at 75: Achievements, Challenges, and Prospects

Egmont, Belgium

A coup like no other: Three reasons why the coup in Niger is different from previous coups in the Sahel (and why it’s very serious)

Nina Wilén, Yvan Guichaoua

Egmont, Belgium