Episode 58: Highlighting the Overlooked Elements of African Security - Why It Matters in the Era of Strategic Competition

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Episode 58: Highlighting the Overlooked Elements of African Security - Why It Matters in the Era of Strategic Competition

The Precision-Guided Podcast

17 minutes 51 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 58: Highlighting the Overlooked Elements of African Security - Why It Matters in the Era of Strategic Competition

What is the current state of the African security landscape in the context of great power competition? What is the significance of Africa to China, Russia, and the United States? Host Iku Tsujihiro invites guest Ashliyn Burgos to discuss African security and how the United States can grow its relationship with African nations.