Sophie Bouillon, journaliste chez l’AFP, a interviewé Yan St-Pierre sur l’armée nigériane, qui a fermé des bureaux de l’ONG Action contre la faim dans le Nord-Est.
Bineta Diagne, journaliste chez RFI, a invité Yan St-Pierre pour discuter des origines et du développement de l’organisation terroriste.
L’AFP a interviewé Yan St-Pierre sur l’attentat attribué à Boko Haram.
On Sunday, April 21, 2019, nine suicide bombers launched their attacks on nine different targets in Sri Lanka. For this article, Yan St-Pierre focuses on the government’s and security officals’ response to the early warning intelligence and their public relations management after the attack.
@maxgercke @MOSECON_Group Thanks for your interest. I think it's the old "straw that breaks the camel's back" factor, which is in fact random per se, but part of a larger context full of patterns. 1/
@MOSECON_Yan @MOSECON_Group That's an interesting take on triggers. Do you think these small changes like tax increases are just random events which push the people over the edge or is there a pattern? I'll try to identify triggers for civil wars in my Master's thesis, that's why I'm so interested.
@WillieMObiano the fuel tanker disaster is so sad, nd we must put an end to it.I have spoken with Anambra SEMA executive.Will hv my team @MOSECON_Group help out with the apt prevention and response solutions.
Pleasure listening to and speaking with @obyezeks @MatthewTPage and several others today about the security situation and German policy in #Nigeria. Wasn't the typical boring policy chat
I'm always fascinated by what triggers can be. We tend to look for a "big" event but it's always something much smaller, like tax increase on certain products or death of someone dismissed an "unimportant". Which is why the timing of a crisis is unpredictable. https://t.co/PlM2tlQYrs
