How migration, terrorism and war are redrawing North Africa’s security map

LONDON: Along a stretch of desert where smugglers’ convoys often move as freely as state patrols, the borders separating Libya, Tunisia and Algeria have become the front line of a rapidly changing regional security crisis. Arms traffickers, extremist groups and migrant smuggling networks now operate across an increasingly interconnected landscape stretching from the Sahel to Sudan, blurring what were once distinct security challenges into a single transnational threat.

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