Peacekeeping Funding May Make Africa's Coups More Likely

Foreign funds can produce stronger and less accountable militaries.

Burkina Faso Crisis Continues to Spiral – Africa Center for Strategic Studies

Four questions – and answers – about U.S. support of peacekeeping in Africa - The Washington Post

The Air Force in Africa Air & Space Forces Magazine

Military Coups in Africa: A Continuation of Politics by Other Means? – ACCORD

Gabon coup: The latest in a series of military takeovers on the continent

China tipped to keep Mali ties strictly economic as UN peacekeeping mission wraps up

How the coup in Niger could expand the reach of Islamic extremism, and Wagner, in West Africa, SiouxlandProud, Sioux City, IA

Adekeye Adebajo: America can't follow the French in responding to coups in west Africa

Africa's coups are part of a far bigger crisis

Where will the next coup be in Africa?

Niger's Coup Means More Misery for West Africa's Sahel Region - Bloomberg

5 ways UN Peacekeeping partnerships drive peace and development

The end of UN peacekeeping in Africa

Recent African Coups: End of Françafrique, Need for US Leadership – The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune

By The Numbers: Coups in Africa — VOA Special Report