BF
Burkina FasoAfrica / Western Africa
Capital
Ouagadougou
Population
21.5M
GDP (USD)
N/A
Head of State
N/A
Key Drivers
No key drivers identified.
Recent Intelligence 12
- CRITICALSEV 86
Mali’s Defense Chief Dies in Suicide Attack as Militants Strike and the Army Goes on High Alert
Mali defense ministersuicide car bomberal-Qaeda affiliatehigh alertsecurityView Briefing - CRITICALSEV 86
Mali’s capital under Islamist blockade as Kidal’s fall reshapes the Sahel’s power map
MaliBamakoKidalIslamist group blockadesecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 78
Airstrikes in southern Lebanon, cross-border strikes in Afghanistan–Pakistan, and a Sahel border flashpoint—what’s next?
southern Lebanon airstrikesJabal al-Rafi'ChoukineAdchitconflictView Briefing - HIGHSEV 78
Mali and Nigeria hit by jihadist attacks as Gaza aid runs dry—what’s next for West Africa and the Middle East?
JNIMAl-Qaeda-linked militantscentral MaliBoko HaramsecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 78
HRW accuses Burkina Faso junta and militias of killing over 1,800 civilians since 2023
Burkina FasoHuman Rights Watchcivilians killedjuntapoliticalView Briefing - HIGHSEV 74
Sudan’s UN warns of sexual violence as a “weapon of war” — and Gaza’s church diplomacy tests global resolve
SudanUN rights officesexual violenceweapon of warsecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 74
JNIM’s West Africa “blockade playbook” tightens pressure on Sahel trade corridors
JNIMMaliblockadestrade corridorsconflictView Briefing - HIGHSEV 74
Militant attacks and airstrikes spread across West Africa—what’s next for Mali, Sudan, and the Sahel?
Mali attacksFLA-JNIMAfrican CorpsFolonasecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 74
Myanmar’s coup architect turns president as Sahel civilians lose faith and violence data shocks—what’s next for regional stability?
Min Aung HlaingTatmadawMyanmar presidentcivil warpoliticalView Briefing - HIGHSEV 72
Sahel terror set for record highs as environmental defenders face escalating killings—what’s next for security and markets?
ACLEDal-QaidaIslamic StateSahelsecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 72
Niger’s capital erupts in gunfire as criminal governance and cocaine routes tighten across the Sahel and Colombia
Niger capital gunfiremilitary juntajihadist violenceSOSOrinocosecurityView Briefing - HIGHSEV 72
Sahel Bloc to Triple Troops to 18,000 as Islamist Pressure Mounts—Nigeria’s ISWAP Surrenders
NigerSahel bloc18,000 troopsISWAPsecurityView Briefing
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