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On Monday 28th of December 2020, Burkina Faso’s  President Roch Marc Kaboré promised to make reconciliation, stability, and security his priority focus for his second and final term as the country descends into violence and economic crisis. The violent security crisis Burkina Faso (BF) faces is due to the rise of armed groups and Islamist militant attacks. Although Burkina Faso was a relatively stable country in the Sahel region in Africa, Kaboré’s first term was marked by increasing fatalities related to the conflict, worsening societal and economic problems, and a fast-growing humani...

December 15, 2020 by Medea BENJAMIN, Nicolas J. S. DAVIES Joe Biden will take command of the White House at a time when the American public is more concerned about battling coronavirus than fighting overseas wars. But America’s wars rage on regardless, and the militarized counterterrorism policy Biden has supported in the past—based on airstrikes, special operations and the use of proxy forces—is precisely what keeps these conflicts raging. In Afghanistan, Biden opposed Obama’s 2009 troop surge, and after the surge failed, Obama reverted to the policy that Biden favored to begin wi...

Antiwar.com Original Joe Biden will take command of the White House at a time when the American public is more concerned about battling coronavirus than fighting overseas wars. But America’s wars rage on regardless, and the militarized counterterrorism policy Biden has supported in the past – based on airstrikes, special operations and the use of proxy forces – is precisely what keeps these conflicts raging. In Afghanistan, Biden opposed Obama’s 2009 troop surge, and after the surge failed, Obama reverted to the policy that Biden favored to begin with, which became t...

by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies / December 14th, 2020 (Photo Credit:  CODEPINK) Joe Biden will take command of the White House at a time when the American public is more concerned about battling coronavirus than fighting overseas wars. But America’s wars rage on regardless, and the militarized counterterrorism policy Biden has supported in the past—based on airstrikes, special operations and the use of proxy forces—is precisely what keeps these conflicts raging. In Afghanistan, Biden opposed Obama’s 2009 troop surge, and after the surge failed, Obama reverted to the policy...