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In the post-Cold War era, the global security architecture has undergone a profound transformation driven by the rise of non-state actors, specifically Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs). Historically dominated by Anglo-American and Western European firms, this sector has increasingly become an asymmetric foreign policy tool for revisionist global powers: …

The elimination of Yevgeny Prigozhin in a suspicious plane crash was not the end of Russia’s paramilitary strategy in Africa; rather, it marked the beginning of a new era under direct Kremlin control. Built upon the legacy of the Wagner Group, the newly formed Africa Corps is transforming Moscow’s “uniformless …

Beijing’s “shadow armies” maneuver, quietly redrawing the world map, completely shatters the colonial paradigms we thought we knew in the African continent. Masked behind commercial investments, Chinese private security companies are no longer just protecting factories or railways in Africa today; they are training local police forces, signing internal security …