Insurgencies in a sentence

Bazoum's removal heightened international worries over the region, which faces growing jihadist insurgencies linked to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group.

It is also battling two jihadist insurgencies -- a spillover in southeastern Niger from a long-running campaign in neighbouring Nigeria, and an offensive in the southwest of the country by militants crossing from Mali and Burkina Faso.

Subsequently, insecurity, mostly terrorism and insurgencies, increased in sub-Saharan Africa, around the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin.

The attack targeted the base and airport believed to be part of the “Russian camp” stationed in the region to fight against the jihadist insurgencies.

The upheaval has raised concerns about the security of a region where Niger has been a key ally of Western powers seeking to contain insurgencies by groups linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State.

This diktat, BJP sources say, “came straight from the Centre which believed money from the area was fuelling cross-border insurgencies”.

As such those calling for schools of Christian and traditional Affairs can start their insurgencies too to enable the state or the Nigerian military to establish a department to cure the unneeded attention.

How much will it cost the federal government in the procurement of modern technology which other countries are using to nail terrorists and religious insurgencies?

The Pakistan Army does not know how to contain the insurgencies that are confronting it.

At the same time, however, he has pursued a plan under which Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda would conduct military operations, under the DRC army's authority, against insurgencies sheltering in his country.

High-caste rebels seduced by China’s technicolour propaganda dream of an egalitarian utopia led Maoist insurgencies years, even decades after the chairman’s death.

In an article trumpeting Islamic State’s insurgencies in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, the newspaper detailed the operation to kidnap and kill the Canadian geologist and showed a photograph of what it claimed was his driver licence.

In the last seventy odd years, we experienced the assassination of a Prime Minister, the assassination of an Executive President, a failed coup, two youth insurgencies and a long, bloody civil war.

Knowing how to kill people is far from sufficient to defeat insurgencies.

Nevertheless, past experience of economic shocks have not mechanically ground out left wing insurgencies.

Their post-traumatic disorder issues must be socially and clinically addressed but best of all, the system must be restructured to empower agencies for a better civilian participation in the fight against crimes and insurgencies.

We are allies in the global battle against terrorism, and we want to see driven out of the region and other insurgencies like them dismantled.

Further, said Lebovich, foreign interventions carry a risk of blowback from a region where American forces are also known to operate, battling insurgencies through ground operations and drone strikes launched from a sprawling military base in Niger.

He has covered wars and insurgencies in more than a dozen countries.

In areas of insurgencies it is much more frequent.